mr6666

did you mean to leave the link?

Nice work, metz Newlywed Florence 'Florrie' Keefer (Judy Holliday) speaking about the beauty of thinking while honeymooning in Atlantic City with her new postal-worker husband 'Chet' (Aldo Ray). you're up....

There ya go. Thanks, GIP you're up....

(assumed open thread) try: "... you take most people, including me. They hardly ever get to do any thinking - when do they get the time? Or if you do get the time, there's the movies or the radio or you play a game of cards, but no thinking. Down there it was my first chance in I don't know how long, and I've made up a rule: I'm gonna do at least a half hours of thinking every day, ..." -film, speaker?

sorry, no think Gable & Crawford

hint: 1934

thanks, GIP next: abandoning everyone else

"Orchestra Wives"?

how 'bout *The Man with Nine Lives* (1940) ?

Hey GIPPER ! >Nine Lives (2005) ? if not, any more hints?

cagney, want to post a quote or leave thread open?

*Nine Lives* (2005) ?

cagney, want to post a quote or leave thread open?

Note to 'pturman' see thread *what movie is this line from?*

actually, pturman, the way this works is that it's now metz' option to post a new quote or pass & leave thread open for anyone to post. Though, In truth it should be 'cagney's thread, as he answered correctly on 7-27 so back to cagney, want to post a quote or leave thread open? (THEN, if there is no response from either cagney _or_ metz after 3 days, the thread can be considered open to anyone.) Edited by: mr6666 on Jul 29, 2011 3:15 PM

-hints?

sure, you betcha y're up....

okay, "Bringing Up Baby"? next: the unclothed mountain peak in Kosovo

Durn' tootin', muddy yr turn to move 'em out....

- SOTM

-the late 19th century path to drive cattle overland from ranches in Texas to Kansas railheads. (1942)

and there ya go. you're up at bat, metz....

A: " Why would anyone want to cut out a mans tongue?" B: " Perhaps the previous owner had nothing pleasant to say." -film, speakers?

is that *The Black Tulip* ? (it appears there were several versions: 1921, 1937, a couple of mini-series and an '88 animated one?)

-any hints?