A Do You Know Your Classic Movies Quiz.

dedeposter · August 18

C 615 has to be Casablanca then. - I also just got C614 from the clue but will leave that for someone else.

HONDO · August 18

dedeposter said:

C 615 has to be Casablanca then. - I also just got C614 from the clue but will leave that for someone else.

Correct. Casablanca from 1942,

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My earlier clue was for the short running television series from 1955-1956 of Casablanca, Actor Clarence Muse seen seated at the piano.

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dedeposter · August 18

I'll answer the other one tomorrow if no one else makes a lucky guess.

Bruce · August 19

Is C615 Casablanca? I don't recognize any of the people, but it WAS a crowded roulette table!

HONDO · August 19

Bruce said:

Is C615 Casablanca? I don't recognize any of the people, but it WAS a crowded roulette table!

That is Peter Lorre pictured in the centre of the image.

dedeposter · August 20

Is C614 Mr Lucky (1943), that would be Cary Grant just out of frame. The TV clue gave it to me!

HONDO · August 20

dedeposter said:

Is C614 Mr Lucky (1943), that would be Cary Grant just out of frame. The TV clue gave it to me!

Yes you are indeed correct.

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A Mr. Lucky television series (1959-1960) followed. It starred John Vivyan who is pictured below, and with the theme music composed by Henry Mancini, who both signed the below pictured sheet music.

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HONDO · August 21

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C616

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C617
Let us now see how you fare with these two images..

jayn_j · August 21

C616 is Romancing the Stone

HONDO · August 22

jayn_j said:

C616 is Romancing the Stone

Correct and without a provided clue, so well done, Romancing The Stone from 1984. Michael Douglas seen below being threatened.,

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HONDO · August 24

A C617 clue is the first,

theartofmovieposters · August 25

Think I worked it out...if no one else responds I'll post tomorrow

jayn_j · August 25

I know as well, but I already answered one. Good clue.

dedeposter · August 25

Just a guess - Dirty Harry (1971)?

HONDO · August 25

dedeposter said:

Just a guess - Dirty Harry (1971)?

Not that film, but thanks for having a guess Peter.

HONDO · August 26

Another clue for C617 is legendary.

theartofmovieposters · August 26

Dr No

HONDO · August 26

theartofmovieposters said:

Dr No

Yes C617 is the first James Bond released film Dr. No from 1962.

HONDO · September 2

C618

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C619
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theartofmovieposters · September 2

C618 - The Party with Peter Sellers...birdy num num....num num

HONDO · September 3

theartofmovieposters said:

C618 - The Party with Peter Sellers...birdy num num....num

Correct. The slapstick comedy classic The Party from 1968. Peter Sellers at the top of his iform.

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jayn_j · September 4

C619 was a real challenge. I believe it is The Five Pennies from 1959. I eventually found the lobby card image on IMDB. Danny Kaye has been cut from the left side of the image.

HONDO · September 4

jayn_j said:

C619 was a real challenge. I believe it is The Five Pennies from 1959. I eventually found the lobby card image on IMDB. Danny Kaye has been cut from the left side of the image.

Great perseverance so well bone.