What's the Connection?

All of these movies feature characters who survived a plane crash?

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Actually, the only connection I was looking for was that each movie featured a plane crash...good job.



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On Golden Pond



The Four Seasons



Marriage on the Rocks

Here's three more films with the same connection:


Daylight (1996)



Rikki and the Flash



Funny People

I will go ahead and reveal that the connection between these six films is that they all feature a real life parent and child in the cast: Henry Fonda and daughter Jane Fonda were in On Golden Pond; Alan Alda and daughter Beatrice Alda were in The Four Seasons; Frank Sinatra and daughter Nancy Sinatra were in Marriage on the Rocks; Sylvester Stallone and son Sage Stallone were in Daylight, Meryl Streep and daughter Mamie Gummer were in Rikki and the Flash and Leslie Mann and daughters Maud and Iris Apatow were in Funny People.



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A Bronx Tale



My Favorite Year



Sweet Charity

Here's three more films with the same connection:

Ordinary People


Throw Momma From the Train


Cabin in the Sky

OK, it's been a week so I will go ahead and reveal that each of these films marked the film debut of a director: A Bronx Tale was the first film directed by Robert De Niro
My Favorite Year was the first film directed by Richard Benjamin
Sweet Charity was the first film directed by Bob Fosse
Ordinary People was the first film directed by Robert Redford
Throw Momma from the Train was the first film directed by Danny
De Vito
Cabin in the Sky was the first film directed by Vincente Minnelli




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Nobody's posted anything in two days so, I'm going to post a new one:



Smiles of a Summer Night



The Apartment



All About Eve

Seen all three so I would give this some thought...

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All three have the same writer and director, but maybe that's too simplistic of a connection.

That might be true, but it wasn't what I had in mind, so I'm going to post three more films with the same connection:



A Bronx Tale



My Favorite Year



Some Like it Hot

It's been several days so I'm going to reveal that the connection between these six films is that they were all eventually turned into Broadway musicals:

Smiles of a Summer Night became the Broadway musical A Little Night Music, which opened on February 23, 1973 with an original run of 601 performances


The Apartment was the basis for a musical called Promises Promises, which opened on Dec 1, 1968 with an original run of 1281 performances


All About Eve was the basis for a musical called Applause, which opened on March 30, 1970 with an original run of 896 performances

The musical version of A Bronx Tale opened on Broadway on Dec 1, 2016 with an original run of 700 performances


The musical version of My Favorite Year opened on Dec 10, 1992, with an original run of 36 performances


The musical version of Some Like it Hot was called Sugar and opened on April 9, 1972 with an original run of 505 performances




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OK, it's been five days so I'm going to post a new one...what's the connection between these three films:


Who Framed Roger Rabbit?



Cool World



Invitation to the Dance

All have live-action actors interacting with cartoon characters.

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The Accused



Bastard out of Carolina

All three movies are about young women who are raped.

You got it, Citizen...



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