mr6666

thanks for last clue, this was makin' me nuts! (good question though) thread's open......

aaah-HAH....the "Wilhelm Scream"???

here's a morlocks' article on Genocide, the film pre-empted on 4-13 for Rooney's tribute: http://moviemorlocks.com/2014/04/10/when-insects-attack-genocide-1968/#more-73647 Again, hope they re-schedule

no Liam since 4-7, thread open......

Hey metz, was it "Cat's Paw" or not ??

Momento - white picket fence

Wonder Dog Sargeant York or To Hell and Back ?

next: "I don't want to talk to you no more, you empty-headed animal food trough wiper. " ??

3rd hint: - bathtub drowning - Bellocchio

another hint: GUNSMOKE hot-shot

How cool! Would love to see Ladd's "Gatsby" on big screen. Hope this mean TCM will air in future?

THE LADY EVE - marooned on island

something to do with remakes?

Hey davez!!!

hint: sweet tooth & long legs

Hey davez, you OUT THERE???

Featured Films for April 2014: Twenty-Four Eyes Genocide (pre-empted for M. Rooney tribute) hope they re-schedule Lola Montes The Match Factory Girl

Seven Ways From Sundown THE CATERED AFFAIR or MARTY ??

Helloooo metz44??!!

2nd hints (can't say "p-----d" here) -Italian - Sunday import

wazzat "La Femme Nikita" (1990) ?

but was Kid right with 'Alias Nick Beale"?

(change always seems to stink, at first, but there have been improvements, though they seem pretty fancy for my usual, quick & easy type posts. Be patient. 'Lzcutter' has been pretty helpful in the GD thread, or there's also a thread in tech. mess board section: http://forums.tcm.com/index.php?/forum/74-problems-with-the-message-boards/ ) to move on here.... Edmund Gwenn: "instinct and talent"

could it be one of my favs, "Cat's Paw" w/Harold Lloyd??

Wed., 4-9 under "Fan Programmers" (picked by Glenn Taranto) 12:00 AM (times ET) 93 min war Went the Day Well? (1942) An English village is occupied by disguised German paratroopers as an advance post for a planned invasion. Dir: [Alberto] Cavalcanti LEONARD MALTIN REVIEW: D: Alberto Cavalcanti. Cast: Leslie Banks, Elizabeth Allan, Frank Lawton, Mervyn Johns, Basil Sydney, David Farrar, Marie Lohr, C.V. France, Thora Hird. "Wartime melodrama laced with humor about Germans invading a rural British community. Too sly and well written to be dismissed as mere propaganda; a most intriguing time capsule. Screenplay by John Dighton, Angus MacPhail, and Diana Morgan from a Graham Greene story. And remember: this story, told as a flashback at the end of WW2, was actually made at its peak, when the outcome was far from certain." Article here: http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/75467/Went-the-Day-Well-/articles.html