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what Q..? *Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit*, (2005)

you must. you must.

I remember the first time I saw this, when the picture 'froze' and the sound continued, I started yelling at my cable provider through the tv. Thought there was some satellite interference. I still get a twinge 'cause it always catches me off-guard. please, someone else take a turn

Tommy Steele (The Happiest Millionaire) ?? Sorry, cmvgor. Incorrect Film Fatale... YOU ARE A WINNER !!!! Peter O'Toole is correct. Rob Roy in Disney's Kidnapped (1960). The title role of Lawrence of Arabia (1962) next...

Osterman Weekend, The

Brubaker ? (oops.. that's wrong)

Is it Lost Horizon (1937) ? *YES* ! Good one, lavenderblue.. your turn

I don't know. I'll blindly say "The Public Enemy" and let someone else try it..

GOODBYE MR. CHIPS (1939, DONAT) ~ Breathless (1960) or Breathless (1983)

Thank you mr6666. I don't have my dvr (in storage) so I'll have to wait until it comes on at a 'decent' hour. Here's one from one our most cherished directors... No complete original print of this movie is known to have survived, as several reels of the original nitrate negative deteriorated in the late 1960s. All 132 minutes of the original soundtrack have been recovered, whereas only 125 minutes of film footage was located. A combination of publicity photos of the actors in costume (taken during filming) and still frames copied from elsewhere in the film is shown while the soundtrack plays. The introduction to the restored version proclaims "[their] search for the missing footage goes on".

mr6666.. Shia LaBeouf is incorrect. However, I should further clarify the last part of the clue. Where it says "Years later..." it refers to another film, not a real life situation. I hope that helps. Hint: I'm Irish

Henry Wadsworth ~ Room divider King topper Fermented refreshment + Y

I can't make the connection to the detour signs, but is it... Two Thousand Maniacs ?

That's a good one *John Carradine*

*Boo* ! Thanks, lavenderblue I made my film debut acting in a Walt Disney film. Two years later, I won a British Academy award and an Oscar nomination for leading a revolution on film. Years later, I'm running an Irish bed & breakfast turned haunted castle as a tourist trap to get money. Who am I?

Sorcerer This loosely fits the newly suggested criteria: ATLANTIC or TITANIC

The law officer had Harry's shoes outside in his car. While he was inside questioning everyone, the 'captain' snuck outside and swiped them.

Men's room train section (totally) ... (older slang phrase) not out sideways m - John ......car........................rad....................................in...............E I'm working on my phrasing so clues are more understandable (i.e. _rotated_ m instead of sideways). And totally ___ instead of (totally) ... I see that was very misleading.

*The Big Trail* (1930)

Just guessing... *Lon Chaney, Jr.* - Son of Dracula ?

Kerr, Deborah (1921-2007) b. Helensburgh, Scotland. Deborah Jane Kerr-Trimmer (Deborah Kerr) was born in Helensburgh, Dunbartonshire. The daughter of a civil engineer, as a child she was educated at Northumberland House in Bristol and trained as a dancer at a drama school run by her aunt, Phyllis Smale. Kerr won a scholarship to Ninette de Valois's Sadler's Wells, making her London debut at 17 among the corps de ballet in Prometheus. Kerr was acting with the Oxford Repertory Players when spotted while dining at the Mayfair Hotel by a producer, Gabriel Pascal.

*Carrie* ~ The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly...or.. Goodbye Mr. Chips

mr6666 got one..!! "The Picture of Dorian Gray" (1945) this is like playing battleship The second one I'm thinking of comes just a few years later. To be fair daneldorado, I must accept all your submissions... though not the films to which I allude.

That is so familiar, yet I can't place it... Bogart; Cagney; Edward G.. (scratching head)

I'm gonna hafta give you this one daneldorado. It would be splittin' hairs to continue. It's not "Mary" but it is "Murder" 1930 Good work! next...