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From Frederick's insistence that it's pronounced "Fronkenstein" to the dance number with Peter Boyle's Monster set to "Putting on the Ritz," "Young Frankenstein" is littered with gems.

He also claimed officials had been set to put the wrong cap badge on his headstone.

Last year, reports suggested another Hollywood high-flyer, Bradley Cooper, was set to put on Indy's fedora.

According to The Telegraph, the pop star will work with a design team set to put by Sir Green.

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Buck seemed set to put the incident in the background when he said that Bradley had passed the sideline test.

Hamburg look set to launch a £6m bid for Everton striker Nikica Jelavic, with Roberto Martinez set to put his faith in new signing Arouna Kone instead.

The aid workers were detained on 25 October as they were set to put the children on a French-bound flight from the town of Abeche.

The new AFL Women's league coverage is set to put more women front and centre, including bringing Kelli Underwood back to play-by-play AFL commentary.

Rather, he looks set to put to the vote the results of a renegotiation of the UK's position in Europe.

But, after escaping the knacker's yard, the home town car giants are set to put on their most positive performance in years.