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• (Quote) Another comment on chilling screen performances to add is Robert Mitchum's role in the 1962 version of Cape Fear. Once seen it remains clearly in one's memory.

  in Missing Australian daybill posters of the 1950s. Comment by HONDO 1:13PM
• Another 489 clue ie Oscar winner.

  in Actresses Legs Quiz Comment by HONDO 1:06PM
• (Quote) You got to work it out so good work .Uncle Buck from 1989. 
  
  in The Comedy Quiz Comment by HONDO 1:04PM
• (Quote) Not a stand in for Rita Hayworth. She was though an actress that happened to look very much like her. This should help in identifying her.

  in Hondo's This And That Comment by HONDO 11:21AM
• (Quote) I do so agree that The Hitch-Hiker is a great film, and that William Talman's performance is chilling.

  in Missing Australian daybill posters of the 1950s. Comment by HONDO 11:16AM
• (Quote) Please continue to think of films released around that period of time.

  in The Comedy Quiz Comment by HONDO 11:09AM
• 
  While you ponder the identity of the previously featured actress…

  in Hondo's This And That Comment by HONDO October 6
• A clue for 480 is biographical.

  in Actresses Legs Quiz Comment by HONDO October 6
• (Quote) A very good guess, but not the correct film. Continue though to think of films from around that period of time.

  in The Comedy Quiz Comment by HONDO October 6
• Many more comedy entries still to come.  

  in The Comedy Quiz Comment by HONDO October 6
•  C34  in The Comedy Quiz Comment by HONDO October 6
• (Quote) It is the correct answer, so well done. The second film in the Carry On film series. A covered upcKenneth Williams seen below in the mask alongside Kenneth Connor.
  
  in The Comedy Quiz Comment by HONDO October 6
• With no one coming fourth with any images from this last batch it just reinforces to me how many daybill posters are unsighted, There was a huge amount of daybills printed from their inception to when they ceased being produced that are still missin…

  in Missing Australian daybill posters of the 1950s. Comment by HONDO October 5
• 
  Different outfit but the same two gun pose by Rod Cameron in the 1950 release Short Grass.

  in Hondo's Daybill and One Sheet Q&A [Re-Titled] Comment by HONDO October 5
• The Ray Films product that they distributed in Australia consisted mainly of re-release films with smaller numbers of first release titles obtained for distribution. Four daybill posters of first release product with decent designs appear following …

  in Ray Films Comment by HONDO October 5
• A clue for C32 is second.

  in The Comedy Quiz Comment by HONDO October 5
• (Quote) Sorrt Bruce but it isn't her. Thanks for having a guess though.

  in Actresses Legs Quiz Comment by HONDO October 5
• (Quote) That helped then. Practical Magic from 1998. A beautiful one sheet was certainly produced for this film.
  
  in Actresses Legs Quiz Comment by HONDO October 5
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  Any thoughts about this acress?

  in Hondo's This And That Comment by HONDO October 5
• (Quote) Yes it is indeed Down Among The Z Men. The image included Harry Secombe, Michael Bentine and Spike Milligan. This film was the only film to feature all four members of the Goons as a team. Also included in the image below is the fourt…

  in The Comedy Quiz Comment by HONDO October 5
•  480  in Actresses Legs Quiz Comment by HONDO October 4
• 
  Part 5  Crime, Film Noir, Drama and Gangster films missing daybill images batch 7.
  
  
    in Missing Australian daybill posters of the 1950s. Comment by HONDO October 4
• A clue for C32 is well known comedy series.
  A clue for C33 is comedy team.

  in The Comedy Quiz Comment by HONDO October 3
• (Quote) Yes it is Kenneth Williams as featured in a scene from The Seekers 1954 film. A dramatic role performed before his Carry On and other comedy roles career direction happened.
  in Hondo's This And That Comment by HONDO October 3
• Circa 1956 Ray Films acquired rights to a huge backlog of Warner Brothers product following WB's sell-out to PRM Inc. of Toronto. Canada. Ray at the time claimed acquisition of 750 films, with theatrical,TV and other rights (The Australian The Film …

  in Ray Films Comment by HONDO October 3
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  in Hondo's Daybill and One Sheet Q&A [Re-Titled] Comment by HONDO October 3
• Mainly remembered for his comedy roles rather than the above rare early dramatic film role..I am really surprised that the actor hasn't been recognised.

  in Hondo's This And That Comment by HONDO October 2
• Some extensive searching has had me only locate one another example. The film is the 1956 U.S.A. film The Man In The Gray Flannel Suit with a  word altered from the American spelling of gray to our English spelling of grey.     
  
  
  

  in Hondo's Daybill and One Sheet Q&A [Re-Titled] Comment by HONDO October 2
• Certainly a rare example of spelling altered for this 1983 film Uncommon Valor / Uncommon Valour,, and the only one that I am so far aware of. Keen to see if any other examples surface.

  in Hondo's Daybill and One Sheet Q&A [Re-Titled] Comment by HONDO October 2
• Can you identify who the above featured actor is
  

  in Hondo's This And That Comment by HONDO October 1
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