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Yes. The question should read 'In which movie...' ... not 'move'

Angels With Dirty Faces ? Leo Gorcey Huntz Hall Sol Polito

Fail - Safe

Quaid, Randy

Cheyenne Social Club

Oberon, Merle

Charles Laughton (movie name) El _ _ _ body joint color + automobile path

Look! There it is on now! Goldfinger

White Eagle, Charles (Altered States)

Thank you... Evil Of Frankenstein

George Lewis..?

In the interest of continuity, that works for me rohanaka...

Across The Bridget Jones's Diary of a Bachelor in Paradise Lost Angels in the OutField of Dreams of Glass Web Again/st a Crooked Sky Giant From the Unknown Island in the Sky HIgh Noon Sunday Dinner for a Soldier in The Rain Man of the West-side Story of One Billiard Room With a View From The Bridge Too Far And Away All Boats On The Nile...

In which move does the opening scene resemble that of Dorothy's after her house has fallen to earth in The Wizard Of Oz ?

A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1969)

Stevens, Inger (October 18, 1934 ? April 30, 1970)

Thank you, Film Fatale. That was good exercise. Would someone else care to have a go..

The Uninvited (1944) ?

Quayle, Sir John Anthony (7 September 1913 ? 20 October 1989) actor and director.

*GOT'CHA* !! That's what I get for taking shortcuts The Wonderful World Of The Brothers Grimm and... How The West Was Won Russ Tamblin

From The Bridge Too Far, A

arggharharg..agchhh..droolslobber.. sleep?

You're getting closer.... Try 1949. Just the last few minutes are color.

I'm stumped. I'm looking through the seven original Cinerama movies done in 35mm This Is Cinerama Seven Wonders of the World Cinerama Holiday The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm Search for Paradise How the West Was Won South Seas Adventure I probably overlooked it but Lowell Thomas seems to come the closest, though debuting at 14 rules him out. There are more films in 70mm referred to as Cinerama, but only in name. Do those count?