Raintree County

Yes.

The 1957 film, Raintree County, was shot on 65mm negative using the MGM Camera 65 widescreen process, later known as Ultra Panavision 70, which... used a 1.25 by, well, anamorphic lens squeeze to yield an ultra-wide 2.76 to 1 aspect ratio, and you haven't got a clue what I'm talking about.

Not a solitary idea.

But it's big, Margaret.

Yeah.

North by Northwest, Raintree Country, Exodus, other things.

Uh, June Lockhart, she was born in 1925.

Dick Van Dyke, born in, uh, da, da, da, da, da, da, da...

That marked her big screen debut.

She also starred in North by Northwest, That Certain Feeling, A Hatful of Rain, and Raintree County alongside Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift.

She also had a bit of a late career resurgence with films including Superman Returns.

She was in that 2006 film.

Johnny, we used to talk all night long

That same year, she worked with Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor in the Civil War romantic drama Raintree County.

Before the decade was over, she was hanging from Mount Rushmore, starring opposite Cary Grant in Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest.

That's my favorite Hitch- one of my favorite movies too-

She adored Bob Hope and said he was so much fun to work with, which I don't doubt for a second.

The following year, 1957, Eva Marie appeared in the Civil War drama, Raintree County, with Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor.

This is the movie that was in production when Montgomery Clift was involved in the horrible car accident that almost killed him and left him with a forever altered appearance.

Filming was obviously delayed for a very, very long time after the accident.

Mm.

Elizabeth Taylor for Raintree County, which is the, uh-

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Raintree County.

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If anybody played Raintree County on Screen Drafts, this should be the final episode of Screen Drafts.

Yeah.

[laughs] What a chore that movie is.

And he- so he decides to pretend like he's part of this group, and then they start singing in German, and he's, like, trying to make up stuff [laughs] in German, and it's like, it's very charming.