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The Movie Game
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OPENING SPIEL #1: "This is Hollywood, and from the Samuel Goldwyn Studios, it's The Movie Game! Starring today, (insert four celebrities), the nationally syndicated columnist Mr. Army Archerd, and your Movie Game host, Mr. Sonny Fox!" OPENING SPIEL #2: "The Movie Game! Starring this week: (insert three celebrities) playing against: (insert three celebrities) with the nationally syndicated columnist Mr. Army Archerd, and starring your Movie Game host, Mr. Larry Blyden!" The Movie Game was the three year old movie quizzer where celebrities answered questions about the world of motion pictures.
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OPENING SPIEL #1: "This is Hollywood, and from the Samuel Goldwyn Studios, it's The Movie Game! Starring today, (insert four celebrities), the nationally syndicated columnist Mr. Army Archerd, and your Movie Game host, Mr. Sonny Fox!" OPENING SPIEL #2: "The Movie Game! Starring this week: (insert three celebrities) playing against: (insert three celebrities) with the nationally syndicated columnist Mr. Army Archerd, and starring your Movie Game host, Mr. Larry Blyden!" The Movie Game was the three year old movie quizzer where celebrities answered questions about the world of motion pictures.