mr6666

do you mean *Marty* again? Marty's mom & her sister?

dan, please feel free to start a new thread of your own, where you can impose any rules & restrictions you may wish.

you got it, ms spoken by Robert Ryan as 'Earl Pfeiffer' your turn...

>"responsibility...I'll spell it for you, t-r-a-p." hint: starred 'Victoria Barkley' & 'William Shrike'

sorry, no. hint: 1952

Assuming I'm up...glad that's over, that quote's been haunting me since dan first posed it last summer and left it unresolved. here's one from a popular noir: "responsibility...I'll spell it for you, t-r-a-p." --film, speaker?

Just going by your info, was thinking either "Roberta" or "Evergreen", but, of course the last clue decided that. However having never seen it, that I remember, I'll just guess it may have been either the publicity man, 'Tommy Thompson' (Barry MacKay) OR the theater producer 'Leslie Benn' (Sonnie Hale) ?

"Evergreen"?

Yaay for phroso!

who remembers... " The strangeness of this life cannot be measured: in trying to produce my own death, I was elevated to the status of a living hero." --film, speaker?

Claire Bloom to Richard Burton in *The Spy Who Came In From the Cold* ?

Nice work, Watasha. Loved all the wise cracks in that one! you're up...

'til dan returns, here's one from a recently aired film: A: " $50 will keep my nursery babies in milk for a month." B: "Get awfully mildewed won't they?"

you're up, dan. or thread open?

got it, finance your turn...

uuuh, maybe 'don't mess with me'? next: " Oh, now don't turn ordinary on me. I get tired of ordinary dames. And I don't want to get tired of you."

Sterling Hayden as 'Dix' from *The Asphalt Jungle* ?

'til tracey returns, finance, just to keep thread moving, ya want to take it?

you got it, finance a clever film w/Stu Erwin as a fired marriage license clerk who starts a successful matrimonial bureau (akin to the present computer dating services) your turn...

A: "... you talk to her. Explain that she's not the one for Don." B:" I did." A:" What did she say? " B:" Oh, an assortment of things. Almonds, pecans, filberts, walnuts. " A:" She'd probably say the same thing to me if I talked to her." B: "Yeah, only in one word." --Film?

"Blue Dahlia" with William Bendix ?

yup, finance. kind of a surprising line in a Hepburn flick. you're up...

just a quickie 'til tracey returns... " Women should be kept illiterate and clean, like canaries." ? --film, speaker?

hey tracey65 !!

If it's been _that_ long, do you want to give any more clues, or just put us out of our misery and give the answer? you can then pose another quote, if you wish, just to keep the thread moving.