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“““MY“MY FAVORITE WIFEWIFE”””” © www.carygrant.net Across Down 3. A remake of My Favorite Wife (1963) starring 1. Nick Arden went to this college Doris Day and James Garner (three words) 2. Ellen was stranded on a desert island for this 5. Director Leo McCarey was supposed to direct many years My Favorite Wife, but shortly before the filming 4. Ellen was thought to be lost at sea while she began he was injured in an automobile was on this kind of an expedition accident, and had to hand over the direction to 6. The ending of My Favorite Wife strongly Garson _____ . mirrors the earlier Dunne and Grant movie by 8. Ellen convinces a short guy who works at the this name (three words) ____ store to pretend to be Adam. 7. Randolph Scott also plays the part of Bill 12. The movie My Favorite Wife was inspired by Fadden in this 1932 Cary Grant movie (two Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem, " _____ Arden." words) Although it is not credited on-screen, the 9. The judge threatens Bianca with this when he writers gave tribute to it by calling the main keeps being distracted by light reflecting off of characters "Arden." the mirror of her compact. (three words) 13. This movie was partially filmed at this Hotel in 10. Ellen Arden's middle name Yosemite Valley 11. Ironically, Ellen is rescued and arrives home on 15. Cary Grant and Randolph Scott, who play rivals the same day that Nick _________ . in this film, were at one time _________ when 14. My Favorite Wife was nominated for Oscars for they were young, struggling actors Best Art Direction, Best Music, and Best _______ 17. Ellen Arden was shipwrecked off the coast of 16. If a T is added to the end of Nick's last name, _________ . this new word is formed that means 18. While marooned with Ellen on the island, characterized by warmth of feeling typically Randolph Scott's character assumes the name expressed in eager zealous support or activity of this person from the Bible 19. Nick gives Bianca one of these for an engagement present that is "xaxtly" like the one he gave to Ellen 20. Nick Arden's occupation ©www.carygrant.net .

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