but sadly... not the correct answer.

good try!

many years ago. For some reason, she loved to rearrange furniture.

(If she brings a vacuum cleaner, she's welcome HERE, anytime!)

WE HAVE A WINNER!!

Jim Garrison. (Played by Kevin Costner in "JFK".)

Ok. they did get 2 things correct.
Kennedy was shot and killed in Dallas.
Garrison did put Clay Shaw on trial.

The rest of that movie is absolute bullshit.

Even that wonderful speech Garrison gave on the final day of the trial, as being played by Costner, was not given.
Garrison wasn't even there at the trial the last day.

Garrison was a grandstander who let organized crime figures off the hook.
He also tried to paint Clay Shaw as part of a "homosexual thrill killer group."

Yes. Even really well-made movies can be absolute horseshit.
Going back to "Birth Of A Nation."

I merely quoted a film. I skated right over discussion of the accuracy of said film.

(But at least you got that off your chest. Now breathe. )

Likewise DW Griffith.

Griffith was a genius, in the silent film era.

But his biggest film was "Birth Of A Nation," a racist retelling of Recontruction.

I enjoyed a lot of movies Clint Eastwood was in, but his asinine stunt with that chair (that was supposed to represent Obama,) and his recent films, including "Outlaw Josey Wales" and "Richard Jewell" show just what a piece of shit he really is.

Also, there's the actor Jeffrey Jones.
He was great in the movies "Beetlejuice" and "Ferris Bueller's Day Off."

But he wrecked his reputation completely by traveling to Asia to set up sex with children.

and that's O.K. Good to get that shit off your chest, friend.

I'd never heard of this comedian, but his humor is GREAT! (And how apropos to our time now.)

Visitor to the Book Suppository museum and looks out the exact window Oswald SUPPOSEDLY used..."NO F*CKING WAY! I CAN'T EVEN SEE THE STREET!")

(I think he was very verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry lucky.)

Our teacher was a character. She taught us the typical dance steps, but also let us do the Stroll. She was about 50 or so and would sort of shout "Stroll!" just as the music started...

photographer's directions to family at scenic vista...

and "Bring that little one up front. And... oh.... you in the rear....take the hat off maybe?" LOL!!

Patriot Photographer’s instructions to a family of magats on the rim of the Grand Canyon.

As the song goes in 'My Fair Lady'........'wouldn't it be loverly'?

(Sigh....)

aren't you, Southpaw?

Primarily right handed but I do a lot of things with my left. (Mother was left-handed, my dad was right=handed. I guess my genes couldn't decide.

Immediately.

"MOLASSES TO RUM TO SLAVES" from the stage play and movie....(knocked my socks off! wow!)

Always to the right - never to the left.

Saw that very song performed on Ed Sullivan, then went to see the musical itself it on stage at the Heinz Theater in Pittsburgh in the early 70's. (Watched the movie MANY times over.)

The orange feline overlord is head butting my tablet. He says it's time to log off and give him some scritches.

I'm all thumbs so I can read thumb-language. (Give your overlords a scratch for me.)

It's the JFK movie. (Though I can SEE that reference to line dancing. I have no grace or talent for 'hoofing' of any kind, so any dancing is out of my wheelhouse.)

That dang little hitchhiking bullet that made a few U turns and jaywalked itself into history.