a young Buddy Ebsen danced in a film looking like the later years Jed Clampet, what was the name of that film?
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A Banjo on My Knee - 1936 ?
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This sounds a lot like "Holiday Affair", originally a 1949 movie with Robert Mitchum but remade for TV in 1996 and 2001, both times without him.\n\nthe 1949 one had Robert Mitchum, Janet Leigh, etc.\nbut the names weren't the same in later versions.\nIf it's " rather old", is ten years that?\nIn the 96 version, Connie had become Jodie, but Steve stayed Steve and so did Paul.  Stay Paul, that is.
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It's in Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0367652/soundtrack\n\nNot sure if this is the movie you were thinking of though.
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Eldorado (1995) - It's summer and it's hot in Montreal, and we meet many people: Rita, the nice homeless girl, who moves to Roxan's house; Henriette, who falls in love with her neighbour, Lloyd, the sexual-obsessed radio host, and a young couple, Marc and Loulou, whose relationship is in danger because of Loulou's affair with Lloyd, and many more, as the summer becomes hotter and hotter...\n\nI haven't seen this but sounds spicy\n\nBETTER is SILVERADO (1985) - In 1880, four men travel together to the city of Silverado. They come across with many dangers before they finally engage the "bad guys" and bring peace and equality back to the city.
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As the others have answered... Dr. Dolittle (1967)\n\nYou can review an image  here:\nhttp://imdb.com/gallery/mptv/1039/Mptv/1039/1336-14.jpg?path=gallery&path_key=0061584
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GREASE! Hands down. I first watched it when I was 7 (I think) and I feel so nostalgic now that I watch it 18 years later. It is a classic. Watching it now though, some of the content was pretty racey for a 7 year old!
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The movie was If You Believe.  Made in 1999
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Sounds like "The Entity".  Had Barbara Hershey playing the lead character and Ron Silver played the psychiatrist.  It was based on a true story.  Here is a link with a picture and description of the movie.\n\nhttp://www.vh1.com/movies/movie/10687/moviemain.jhtml
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There is one called Mountain Man AKA Guardian of the Wilderness. It was made in 1977. Hope this is the one you are looking for.
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meet the fockers\nwhen there at the engagement party and Gregs had that shot and tells all his secrets. he says that a mother shows what there daughter is going to look like when she grows up. and then he says and im a lookin and im a liking...\ngreat movie it is
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The movie was based on a short story that appeared in the New Yorker magazine back in 1998 or 1999, some time around then.  It got a lot of attention because it was kind of a first for Hollywood.  It helps break the stereotype that rugged men (blue collar workers, ranch hands, etc.) aren't gay.  Hollywood and society has often depitcted gays as being highly effiminate, cross-dressers, people who talk with a lisp, or walk around with a bent wrist, and are into art, interior design, and fashion, etc.  In recent years, those stereotypes are slowly being changed in Hollywood--in tv and movies--and we are seeing gays portrayed in a variety of ways.  Yes, there are highly effiminate and strange gay people out there, but that is not a reflection of us all.  I am gay, but I don't exactly fit the stereotype.  I am a virgin by choice.  I do not go to gay bars or act effeminate.  I like watching auto racing, baseball, boxing, and tennis.  I do have an interest in interior design, but mainly from an architectural point of view (I can not stand froo-froo interiors with pinks and fluffy pillows with girly, flower prints).  The movie is also important in how it depicts what being gay in the late 1950's/early 60's was like.  The characters in the movie did not consider themselves gay and they went on and got married and had children.  That was life back then.  In some ways still, it is life for some now.  I know of someone who is forced by his dad to stay in the closet and get married.  His dad is famous in our city and has a well-known reputation for his business.  His 20-something year old son is gay, I had fallen in love with him, but his dad wants to keep him in the closet.  In fact, his dad threatened me.  The funny thing is that I am 100% positive that his dad is also gay, but the dad does not act on it.  Have you ever heard of "gaydar"?  His dad also overcompensates for a lot by running around with girls 30 years younger than him and driving Hummers, etc.  His dad grew up in a time when it was not acceptable to be gay and he got married twice and divorced twice and now tries to overcompensate for what I can tell is his gayness, and he tries to keep his adult gay son in the closet and having no contact with me.  \n\nThere are all kinds of people in this world.  There is diversity even within the "gay community."  Not all gays are girly or even whores for that matter.  Just as not all heterosexuals are all the same.  How many heterosexuals are seen in movies and on sitcoms sleeping around all the time.  Most of my heterosexual friends are good-looking, but they are virgins.  They are choosing to wait till they get married.  They are offended at times by what they see on tv and in film.  Not all black people are the same.  Hollywood once portrayed blacks as being simple minded people, placing them in small comedy roles.  Slowly that began to change with the advancement in the civil rights movement.  The same thing is going on in Hollywood with its portrayal of gays.  I am sorry this was a long answer.  I just lipped off in somebody else's question about how people were writing obnoxiously long answers.  I hope this clarified things a bit.  You don't have to like Brokeback Mountain, but at least try to understand why it is somewhat important.  I liked it, but I am actually glad that the Oscar for Best Picture went to Crash--I thought Crash was truly the better film.
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Gotta be the classic "Fifteen and Pregnant"- starring Kirsten Dunst. Not to be confused with "Mom at 16" and "Too Young to Be a Dad", hahaha!
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'The Scarlet Pimpernel"...1982...with Jane Seymour and Anthony Andrews...great movie if you like real oldies, French Revolution/love story
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The film is called the Asyphix.  You may need to play with the spelling of that but it is definitely the title.  I remember it well from my childhood!
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meadow sisto.\n\nShe's actually in a "new" movie from 2005 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0251744/ check it out
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I think you are talking about the original movie Grease with John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John. All the female characters wore knee socks-it was based in the 50's, or very early 60's.
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Dirty Dancing (1987) is my favorite. One of the movies that keeps a smile on my face.