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I'm sooo looosstt....that nothing will make it easier..sorry.. They live by night?

I don't think if you even told me the stars names I'd guess!!! The bank dick

Oh my!! I feel stupid...maybe I just haven't seen it.... Here it goes a totally silly choice: His Butler's Sister

TOTALLY LOST...FOR THE SAKE OF ANOTHER CLUE: HOW TO STEAL A MILLION?? Could you at least give as a clue the decade in which the picture was made??...I've gotta go...

The Million dollar bond robbery??

Both excellent choices LadyM...so good both films, that I bough the dvd's

Don't know...when one has to guess any movie between 1920-2003...it's really hard!!! Know it's wrong...but for a clue Swordfish??

The Ladykillers??

Bonnie & Clyde?

Dog Day Afternoon?

Star Trek?

And we have a winner!! Yes Antar..that's the one....and your turn...I have to leave now...so have fun, good luck, and see ya later, Guys and Gals...Hope more people participates in this thread 'cos it really's been a wonderful experience...we'll keep chatting classicsfan...and we'll keep standing for Hedy, Antar!!

Well this Clue will give it away!! Clue # 8: Sahara Desert

OK..classicsfan...my mother's (one year your elder) a granmother too..and I feel she's too young for being one'cos she looks great... as I'm sure you do... Another clue: runaway

Ok...it's nice chatting with you, classics...By the way "The Desert Song" has been filmed three times, 1929,194.., and 1953...the first version, an eraly talkie had Myrna Loy....as a sort of temptress!! You know it's not easy to find people, who like these old classic films, classicsfan...it's hard, most people my age (i was born 1967), are mostly into late 60s, 70s, 80s, films...which doesn't mean I do watch films from those decades and from nowadays (foreign too, chinese, european, latin, etc.)...I do have current favorites too...but my "weakness" and forte are the old classics..mostly american...I was very fond of my grandpas (all born in-between 1917-1920), and they always talked to me about thirties and forties movies, the musicals, my parents too (both born in 1941) are very keen on movies...my father's fave is DeMille...and biblical flicks...my grandma loved "Smilin' Through" (1932) and Imitation of Life (1934)...and was enamoured of Nils Asther in "The Bitter Tea of Geeneral Yen"... Old movies emotion me in "a different way.."...it's sort of lost feelings from another time..it's weird..

I know you know classics...I don't know why do I have this feeling that you know much more than you let us know....you naughty boy!!...plenty of "knows" there huhh?? Well, Clue# 6: A Monk This one should do it

What Catcarson says about Love Me Tonight it's true...it's a shame we lost those parts of the film forever!!!... I'd forgotten about Smoke Gets in your eyes and Yesterdays...they're great!!!.... Another great Operetta is "The Merry Widow", also "The Smiling Lieutenant".... I also like very much Jeanette's "Smilin' Thru"....beautiful story.... I'll keep looking for Romberg's music classics!!

Clue # 5: Three-strip-Technicolor

Not that one... Clue # 4: A Doomed Marriage

I know what you talk about classics..although I have 356 K? speed wide-band-cable-modem internet connection...I've got an olddd packard computer..windows 95!!!!...and it makes the difference 'cos at work I've got windows 2000!!!...and its muccchh better with this threads!!

Clue # 3: Convent educated

Sadly...heard a lot about, but not seen "Deep in My Heart"...as for Romberg...I can say, I have this odd inclination for operettas (MacDonald, Moore, Chevalier, Eddy, Victor Herbert, etc..) considering that I was born in the sixties and grew up in the 70s and 80s...but I love that music..I love "Will You Remember?"....and "Maytime" is my fave MacDonald-Eddy flick

No... Clue # 2: A "special" liquor

Okey.... Here we go again (that sounds like a rock tune): Clue # 1: A "sin"

Dark Victory!!!