My first clue for X16 is that this obscure film was produced by a major film production company.They are best remembered today for a particular popular genre of film.
I'll go with The Snorkel...have seen a daybill with the dude wearing the mask and Ari educated me that it was in fact a Hammer film. The things you pick up in this hobby
I'll go with The Snorkel...have seen a daybill with the dude wearing the mask and Ari educated me that it was in fact a Hammer film. The things you pick up in this hobby
It is The Snorkel from 1958. I have previously viewed this Hammer film that is seldom seen today. It is a neat little underrated suspense thriller, and well worth while seeking out.
A stab in the dark - X17 - Billy Rose's Jumbo (1962)?
Thanks for having your stab in the dark. It isn't the answer though, but I appreciate you having a go.
O.k., now the following clues are definitely the final ones. The MGM released film in question is a non musical film from the 1950's that was based on a true incident.
The clues definitely point to The Greatest Show on Earth. The train wreck was based on the 1918 wreck. However, I can only find clown image for Jimmy Steward and Emmitt Kelly. Neither clown matches that one.
The clues definitely point to The Greatest Show on Earth. The train wreck was based on the 1918 wreck. However, I can only find clown image for Jimmy Steward and Emmitt Kelly. Neither clown matches that one.
After six days and some clues it is now apparent that X17 has proven to be too difficult for an answer to be found for. so the answer I will now reveal
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I am hoping that the featured actor and the scene itself may assist in solving this little known film.
I am wondering how this two will fare?
Curucu?
Yes it is Curucu, Beast Of The Amazon from 1956.
X17 film based on a true story.
Another image that I am thinking shouldn't present too much of a problem in identifying.
Peter
Also a very plausible answer as well, but again not correct. Something in common with X19
While the answer to X17 is still to be figured out here, are two more images to test your skills.
A clue for X21 is that multi award winning actresses don't always gain overnight fame. They sometimes have to degin their careers acting in B films.
Another clue for X17 is in the studio that made and released it.
The above image is a final clue for X17.
Peter
O.k., now the following clues are definitely the final ones. The MGM released film in question is a non musical film from the 1950's that was based on a true incident.
However, I can only find clown image for Jimmy Steward and Emmitt Kelly. Neither clown matches that one.
The Greatest Show On Earth was a Paramount release. The film up for identification was an MGM release, with no train wreck invo;lved.
A final clue fie X21 is that this atcress also appeared in a Marilyn Monroe film.
I Know I said the previous clue was my final one, but seeing I would really like this image to be identified, anorher image clue appears above.
If this new image clue dooen't assist in providing an answer by tomorrow, I will then reveal the answer.
The film is Fearless Fagan ( 1952 ).
Fearless Fagan