602 is Inherit the Wind. I not only love the movie I have it practically memorized!
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C603 -the staircase scene from Sunset Boulevard (1950)
Correct and well remembered. The image is from the famous scene where the memorable line "'All right Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up'' is spoken. I just watched this acene on Google again and it gave me chills watching it.
The musical on Broadway was great for that scene, it had an enormous video projection screen that covered almost the entire stage, when Norma walked toward the front of the stage for her 'closeup', it was on the screen, so she did actually get an enormous closeup (similar to the picture below).
C607 - looked very familiar, took a little while to identify - It's Network (1976)
Well done. Peter Finch seen below as he appeared in his Academy Award winning Best Actor roll. William Holden who was also nominated for Best Actor was also excellent in the film in a less showy role. i
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A C603 clue is part of one of the Golden Years Of Hollywood classic scenes,
Peter
Very effective!
Peter
These two images possibility could present a problem. I would love for you to prove otherwise,
A classic Carol Reed film. Once heard who could forget the Anton Karas The Third Man soundtrack theme that he played on a zither
Peter
Peter
Could be a challenge.
Peter
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606 clue is heist.
Peter
A clue is not a British film, but one set in a more exotic country. Ponder this clue along with the earlier mentioned clue heist.
Peter
A great suspenseful film well worthwhile seeking out.
Peter
Something a little different this time around with one of the images presented. here.
C608 - I'd be guessing because I think it's from a film I haven't seen, so I'll wait a bit.
Peter