Hey guys some of her movies are really great, you should watch a few...

Point of no Return: Action
Singles: Rom Com
Lake Placid: Horror
Single White Female: Psychological Thriller
Shag: Coming of age
Where the Boys Are (1984): Teen adventure

and sorry about that, I honestly thought it was an easy one.

I'm always telling Mrs. landmark that I know the name of no actor under the age of fifty. I'll probably have to amend that to no actor under the age of sixty.

I think me and Mrs. Stead are in the same boat, Landmark!

Who wants to go next?

Here’s a quickie:

I was born in Russia in 1920.

I died in NYC in 1992 (at age 72, unsurprisingly].

I said (favorite famous quote): “There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there has always been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge’.”

Got it, I know the quote, but I pass on this one.

Perhaps too well known. But as I said, just a quickie.

Just a wild guess: Ayn Rand?

No, not Miss Aynnie.

I also formulated the Three Laws of Robotics (famous in literary sci-fi — or sf — circles).

OK ... I'm guessing a science fiction author: Isaac Asimov?

Bingo, Arthur — Asimov it is! Tag, you’re it.

Good one, Karnak!

1. I was born in Chicago on February 13, 1933.

2. My father was a history teacher who took a job as a railroad freight dispatcher during the Depression.

3. My mother was a factory worker.

4. After high school, I won two scholarships to the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

5. In 1954, while visiting Los Angeles, I was spotted by an agent who signed me to a contract with Columbia Pictures.

6. I enjoyed box-office success and starred opposite several prominent leading stars of the era.

7. Many well-known directors cast me in their films, including Otto Preminger, Billy Wilder and Alfred Hitchcock.

Vera Miles?

8. I was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Grace Kelly?

9. But in 1966, after a mudslide destroyed my Bel Air home and cost my entire life's savings in bulldozer fees, I moved away from Hollywood.

10. Although still only in my mid-30s, I withdrew from acting and only sporadically accepted film or TV roles.

11. Instead, I concentrated on my first love, the visual arts, often writing poetry to accompany my paintings, and even writing some song lyrics.

Eva Marie Saint?