As the answer for 398 certainly appears will not be forthcoming, I will now reveal the answer to be Five Graves To Cairo, directed by Billy Wilder and released in 1943. Erich Von Stroheim played the role of Field Marshall Erwin Rommel.
A final clue for 400 is made by a production company best remembered for their many classic comedies.
I'm assuming you mean Ealing Lawrence? So possibly Convoy (1940)?
Your photograph, although using a British Vickers machine gun, looks like German sailors engauging a sea launched observation biplane. So worth a shot.
A final clue for 400 is made by a production company best remembered for their many classic comedies.
I'm assuming you mean Ealing Lawrence? So possibly Convoy (1940)?
Your photograph, although using a British Vickers machine gun, looks like German sailors engauging a sea launched observation biplane. So worth a shot.
Correct. Full marks for working this one out Wil. You are correct in thinking it is a German ship under siege by a British plane. The two aeroplanes depicted on the two following posters do not appear to have appeared in the film at all.. You can watch this film on You tube. Convoy is an Ealing film.
The John Mills version was by far the best. For starters it didn't have a Spitfire gliding around the beaches of Dunkirk without fuel shooting down Stukas!
Correct. Nice for someone to actually reveal the answer for a film everyone seemed to know, but held back in answering. The Great Escape from 1963.
An interesting fact is Donald Pleasance was actually a prisoner of war during World War 11.
In 1944 while operating as a wireless operator his plane was shot down in France. He was captured by the Germans and impounded in a German prisoner of war camp.
An interesting fact is Donald Pleasance was actually a prisoner of war during World War 11.
In 1944 while operating as a wireless operator his plane was shot down in France. He was captured by the Germans and impounded in a German prisoner of war camp.
Another fact recently discovered is that Peter Butterworth, star of many Carry On films, was involved in the real Great Escape and the escape featured in the earlier film, The Wooden Horse.
Funnily enough he auditioned for a role in The Wooden Horse, but was turned down for not looking sufficiently like a prisoner.
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A final couple of clues are a major real life player in World War 11 and filmed during the war.,
At least one of the above images shouldn't present a problem in identifying.
Also another bonus clue for 400 is A very popular British film when first released in Britain but little remembered today.
Your photograph, although using a British Vickers machine gun, looks like German sailors engauging a sea launched observation biplane. So worth a shot.
The latest two film images to be solved.
401 is indeed Dunkirk from 2017 and 402 is the original 1958 version.
A couple of undisputed classic films this time around to be answered.
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An interesting fact is Donald Pleasance was actually a prisoner of war during World War 11.
In 1944 while operating as a wireless operator his plane was shot down in France. He was captured by the Germans and impounded in a German prisoner of war camp.
Funnily enough he auditioned for a role in The Wooden Horse, but was turned down for not looking sufficiently like a prisoner.
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