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In Germany, Woody Allen’s classic “Annie Hall” was called “The Urban Neurotic.” The war comedy “Stripes” was called “I think I’m Being Kissed by an Elk!” and “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” was titled “Forget me not!” (In Italy, they called it “If You Leave Me, I Delete You.”). Turkey also transformed “There’s Something About Mary” into “Oh Mary, Oh Mary!” and “Erin Brockovich” into “Sweet Trouble.”.

Emrah Guler, who writes about cinema for Turkey’s Hurriyet Daily News, said the distributor probably used the world “sweet” to describe Julia Roberts in her Oscar-winning performance, Had Gwyneth Paltrow played the part, he said, “the Turkish translation would probably be ‘Elegant Trouble.’”, In Japan, George Clooney’s sociology, cute pink with tiny silver studs ankle tie ballet style flat size 7 1/2 “Up in the Air” was translated into “Mileage, My Life.” In China, “The Full Monty,” a comedy about a group of unemployed men who form a striptease act, was called “Six Naked Pigs” and “Boogie Nights,” the story of a young man becoming a porn star, was renamed “His Great Device Makes Him Famous.”..

Yehuda Stav, a veteran Israeli movie critic, said that in Israel the names are actually less absurd than they used to be but the logic remains the same. “It is done in a clear and decisive manner in order to draw people to the movie theaters,” he said. “They are looking for something catchy or funny, even if it is ridiculous.”. For example, the title of Paul Newman’s 1978 comedy “Slap Shot,” about a bungling minor league hockey team, was considered so obscure in Israel at the time that it was simply renamed “Paul Newman and his gang.” Apparently, this kind of transformation is also common just north of the American border. In the French-speaking Canadian province of Quebec, Woody Allen’s 1973 sci-fi comedy “Sleeper” was turned into “Woody and the Robots.”.

For some the phenomenon is no laughing matter, Danny Warth, an archivist at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque, a local art-house theater, said the sociology, cute pink with tiny silver studs ankle tie ballet style flat size 7 1/2 crude altering of titles was an insult to the genre, “We are talking about a work of art here, No one would dare change the name of a novel or a theater production, but in film for some reason it is allowed,” he bemoaned, “A ridiculous name is indeed humorous but I have a hard time being forgiving about this, It is not dignified.”, Associated Press writers Lori Hinnant in Paris, Frank Jordans in Berlin, Benjamin Shingler in Montreal and Suzan Fraser in Ankara contributed to this report..

Ernest (Ernie) and Elizabeth (Betty) met when they were very young children in Cimarron, N.M. He was a playmate with Betty’s older brother John. Ernie is the second youngest of six children. Ernie’s father Ignacio, worked for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. Betty is the youngest of four children. Betty’s father Louis worked in the coal mines as an electrician. The mines closed when Betty was only 7 years old and her family moved to Dawson, N.M. where her father worked for The Phillips Dodge Corp. as an electrician in the mines. The mines closed in 1950 and Betty’s family moved to Raton, N.M. where she graduated from Raton High in 1952.

When the railroad closed the line, Ernie’s family moved to Maxwell, sociology, cute pink with tiny silver studs ankle tie ballet style flat size 7 1/2 N.M, for three years and than Ernie’s father was transferred to Raton, New Mexico, Ernie finished his last three years of high school and graduated from Raton High in 1949, After high school Ernie was drafted in the Korean War and was stationed in New Jersey for two years and trained as a high-speed radio operator, When Ernie returned home to Raton, a good friend of the family Andy, had set him up on a blind date, it helped that he had the car, They went to the St, Patrick’s Day Dance at the Crystal Lounge in Raton where Betty wore a beautiful green dress she had ordered from “Seventeen” magazine, They hit it off at once, but one week later Ernie had to leave for Oakland, where his older brother Tony had got him a job at Owens Illinois Glass Co, as a mold repair man..

Betty and Ernie corresponded back and forth for a year before Betty came out to California. Ernie and Betty married on March 5, 1954 in Oakland, where they made their home. In 1957, Betty gave birth to their son Ernie Jr. They moved to Fremont where they thought it would be a good place to raise a family. Tragically, Ernie was taken from them due to illness when he was only 3½ years old. With fond memories Ernie recalls “Lil Ernie” playing with his beloved dog Spot and telling everyone his name was “Ernie Nacio Jr.” Betty recalls the fields near their home where an airstrip used to be, and one day walking over there because Ernie Jr. was interested in the helicopters and a pilot giving them a ride around Fremont.

After Lil Ernie passed away, Betty went to work for Valley Laundry in Union City for three years, In 1962, Betty and Ernie had a baby girl, Elizabeth, When Betty returned back to work she started a position in the office for Oakland Towel where she worked for 12 years, Later, Betty took a job closer to home for West Coast Packing in Fremont, Throughout, Elizabeth’s years of growing up Betty worked for many electrical firms such as American Electric, Swartz sociology, cute pink with tiny silver studs ankle tie ballet style flat size 7 1/2 and Lindheim, Gossett Electric as their bookkeeper, She even worked for a travel agency in Pleasanton, until Sept, 11, 2001 happened and travel slowed down, Betty’s last employment was with Cardinal Construction for which she worked for many years..

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