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  • Rick said:
    c50 Porgy and Bess?
    Pretty sure we got a response to this...King Creole if memory serves me correctly.
  • Rick said:
    c50 Porgy and Bess?
    Pretty sure we got a response to this...King Creole if memory serves me correctly.
    Yes it was answered earlier on, and it is King Creole featuring Kitty White from the opening scene from the film where she sings Crawfish with Elvis.
  •  C75                                                                                                           
     I am sure someone can get to work out the answer A clue by the way was just mentioned in that sentence.
  • A final clue for C75 is to try to work out who the person is in the image and what is he holding. 
  •     C76   C77

    How about these two then?
  • edited October 2022
    C77 is Dog Days  Afternoon.  Recognize the bank facade.  Attica, Attica!
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  • jayn_j said:
    C77 is Dog Days  Afternoon.  Recognize the bank facade.  Attica, Attica!
    Correct. Dog Day Afternoon from 1975. 



    Bruce said:
    Is C75 Get Carter?
    It is Get Carter Bruce. The film was originally released in 1971.

     
  • Bloody hell, I got King Creole wrong!!!
  • Rick said:
    Bloody hell, I got King Creole wrong!!! 


    It must be a while then since you last watched the film.  :)


  •  O.k. then, a clue for C76 is Sorry Wrong Number.


  •   C76

    Who is the actor in between the two silhouetted people sitting behind him?
  • edited October 2022

    A final clue for C76 is a famous street.

  • As C76 has proved to be too difficult to answer, I will now reveal the identity of the film to be 23 Paces To Baker Street ( 1956 ). The plot involves a blind American writer who  overhears in a London bar a conversation that he believes to be a kidnapping plot. An excellent  mystery film with Hitchcock like touches. 


  •  C78  C79  C80

    Three more images to have a think about.
  • c80 reminds me of Network
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  • edited October 2022
    C78 The Picture of Dorian Gray.  We needed an Angella Langsberry
     One this week.

  • Bruce said:
    c80 reminds me of Network
    Yes indeed it is the 1976 film Network. Part of the famous scene featuring Peter Finch as Howard Beale. Who can forget  Beale's "I'm mad as hell and I'm not gonna take it anymore!" speech?

     

  • jayn_j said:
    C78 The Picture of Dorian Gray.  We needed an Angella Langsberry
     One this week.

    Correct and well done. The Picture Of Dorian Gray from 1945.  Little Yellow Bird (A.K.A Goodbye little Yellow Bird) By Angela Lansbury - YouTube 
    Angela performed Little Yellow Bird again in an episode of her television series Murder She Wrote many decades later. 

     \

    What a wonderful talent we have just lost. Dame Angela Lansbury ( 1925-2022 ) gave us so many great performances on film, television and on stage. Who can forget her The Manchurian Candidate,. Blue Hawaii. Kind Lady and Murder She Wrote performances, to just mention a few.

    I remember how beautiful she looked in The Court Jester film in 1955.. My wile and I  had the privilege of seeing her perform on stage with James Earl Jones  in the play Driving Miss Daisy in Sydney in 2013. At the time she was 87 years of age.


  • What a wonderful talent we have just lost. Dame Angela Lansbury ( 1925-2022 ) gave us so many great performances on film, television and on stage. Who can forget her The Manchurian Candidate,. Blue Hawaii. Kind Lady and Murder She Wrote performances, to just mention a few.

    I remember how beautiful she looked in The Court Jester film in 1955.. My wile and I  had the privilege of seeing her perform on stage with James Earl Jones  in the play Driving Miss Daisy in Sydney in 2013. At the time she was 87 years of age.


    Yes, Angela Lansbury WAS quite beautiful in The Court Jester, but personally I preferred Glynis Johns, who is still alive at 99! She had beauty, brains and that wonderful voice!
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  • edited October 2022
    Bruce said:
    Yes, Angela Lansbury WAS quite beautiful in The Court Jester, but personally I preferred Glynis Johns, who is still alive at 99! She had beauty, brains and that wonderful voice!
    Yes certainly Glynis Johns has a wonderful voice, Along with Lizabeth Scott and Joan Greenwood, where are these great unique voices today?  


  • C79 clue is feud.
  • Is C79 Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
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  • Bruce said:
    Is C79 Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
    Correct. What Ever Happened To Baby Jane? was a 1962 release..

        

    My clue Feud referred to the 2017 mini series of that name.



  •  C81 C82

    How about these two then? I don't believe that they will be too dificult to identiry.
  • C91 is High Anxiety, the Vertigo parody
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  • C82  Raising Arizona,  I am so glad someone else sees this as a classic.  Very under rated I think!
  • Bruce said:
    C91 is High Anxiety, the Vertigo parody
    Yes it is, but actually numbered C81. High Anxiety from 1977 is also a parody of some other Alfred Hitchcock suspense films as well.

     



  • A clue for C82 is brothers.
  • Ves already answered it
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