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Dinner with a TV/Movie character

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@torunn said
Virgil Tibbs - Sidney Poitier as the black police detective from Philadelphia, who becomes involved in a murder investigation in a small town in Mississippi - In The Heat of the Night, ("They call me mr Tibbs".)
Why: we seldom meet people with his intelligence and integrity.
Where: a restaurant somewhere in Manhattan.
I read the book, but never saw the movie but always did want to. I remember Sydney Poitier in "Up the Down Staircase". He's good.


@earl-of-trumps said
I remember Sydney Poitier in "Up the Down Staircase".
lol
he didn't appear in that movie


@rookie54 said
lol
he didn't appear in that movie
I remember Sidney Poitier from 'Guess Who's Coming to Dinner', with Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn.

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@earl-of-trumps said
I read the book, but never saw the movie but always did want to. I remember Sydney Poitier in "Up the Down Staircase". He's good.


Beans, bacon and biscuits on the open range with Hopalong Cassidy

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@rookie54 said
lol
he didn't appear in that movie
I think he was thinking of To Sir, With Love, 1967.

Almost the same premise, teachers in an inner-city high school. TSWL inspired the 1969 ABC series Room 222, which was presented as a comedy, presumably to make the subject matter more palatable.

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The Man With The Plan
Picnic in Lincoln Park
Need to organise a 'buckwheat'




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Thumbs up, Duchess! You're full of surprises.


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I would still rather go and get a burger with a z list fox.
But I am a very shallow creature.


@trev33 said
Can you run rabbit?
I dont need to run I am built like a brick $hitho$e


@the-gravedigger said
I would still rather go and get a burger with a z list fox.
But I am a very shallow creature.
There's something to be said for authenticity.

The deeper you look, the more interesting it gets, unless the person is truly just one-dimensional.

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