Scenes From Which Movie?

jayn_j · February 2018

#13 is Hal Holbrook in All the President's men

Eisenhower · February 2018

Great snag, Jay! One of my favorite movies. His acting was so subtle, nuanced....very good actor.

Eisenhower · February 2018

Ok. A few more. And slightly more difficult.
#16

#17

#18

#19

#20

Alright film buffs, have at it! ....btw-3 of these films posters, id love to own someday!

jayn_j · February 2018

I believe #17 is James Caan in Rollerball (1975)

jayn_j · February 2018

Others are fairly easy, so will give someone else a shot

HONDO · February 2018

jayn_j said:

I believe #17 is James Caan in Rollerball (1975)

Not exactly what it appears to be.

HONDO · February 2018

jayn_j said:

Others are fairly easy, so will give someone else a shot

Agree, so I'll hold off as well to give someone else a go..

jayn_j · February 2018

HONDO said:

jayn_j said:

I believe #17 is James Caan in Rollerball (1975)

Not exactly what it appears to be.

I realize it is a behind the scenes shot, but definitely James Caan and the uniform is a match.
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HONDO · February 2018

jayn_j said:

HONDO said:

jayn_j said:

I believe #17 is James Caan in Rollerball (1975)

Not exactly what it appears to be.

I realize it is a behind the scenes shot, but definitely James Caan and the uniform is a match.
history here: http://www.aintitcool.com/node/49918

Spot on Jay.

Eisenhower · February 2018

Yes. #17 is James Caan in Rollerball. A very weird movie for me to see as a kid. But really fun to watch as an adult. It is a "behind the scenes" shot-you're all so good at spotting scenes I've tried to mix them up a bit.

But, feel free, what are the other ones....

jayn_j · February 2018

ok, I'll do one more. #19 is Joel McCrae in Sullivan's travels. Delightful film.

Take one Lawrence.

HONDO · February 2018

O.k. then. # 16 is the Warner Bros, drama Now Voyager ( 1942 ) with Bette Davis and little known child actress Janis Wilson.

Eisenhower · February 2018

Indeed Gents-Now Voyager & Sullivan's Travels are correct! That leaves just #18 & #20 left....hoping #18 is kinda obscure....

HONDO · February 2018

Eisenhower said:

Indeed Gents-Now Voyager & Sullivan's Travels are correct! That leaves just #18 & #20 left....hoping #18 is kinda obscure....

I seem to think # 18 is Shampoo ( 1975 ) with Warren Beatty. Not 100% sure but fairly confident. # 20 should be easy for someone else to answer.

jayn_j · February 2018

It is Warren Beatty, but not shampoo.

Bruce · February 2018

#18 Warren Beatty in Parallax View

HONDO · February 2018

jayn_j said:

It is Warren Beatty, but not shampoo.

At least I got the actor correct. I was only fairly confident with the film. Good spotting Jay. I have never seen The Parallex View so have I missed anything? If anyone has seen it please let me know your thoughts to if I should seek it out or not? So we can hopefully move on to some more new images from mark, the answer to # 20 is the classic Chinatown ( 1974 ) with John Huston, pictured sitting at the table.

Eisenhower · February 2018

Correct on #18 = Parallax View. Seen it once a long time ago-remember it was good.
Yes-#20=John Huston in Chinatown.

More to come later....

Bruce · February 2018

I saw Parallax View when it came out, so it may not have aged well, but I remember liking it a lot.

HONDO · February 2018

While we wait for Mark's follow on images to arrive, here is one for him to figure out

jayn_j · February 2018

Then I'll stay quiet. Remember, I'm a car guy.

Eisenhower · February 2018

Go ahead Jay, I've not seen the movie & after Googling for a bit, I'm stumped....

HONDO · February 2018

A clue for Mark is '' a dancer down under".

jayn_j · February 2018

Eisenhower said:

Go ahead Jay, I've not seen the movie & after Googling for a bit, I'm stumped....

Gregory Peck in On the Beach.

That's an early racing Ferrari he is driving. Was one of I believe 38 made. They beat it up and dent it some. Same car sold at auction a few years ago for $2.2M

Edit: just looked at the sequence. Not Gregory Peck. He's watching from the sidelines. The driver is actually Fred Astaire!