mudskipper

Stupendulous!! You found the lost chord...Your thread, Metz.

I had no doubt you'll get it Miles....Boy, I saw that movie five times when it ran in our theater at Subic Bay in 1958 or 59...You're up for one, Miles.

Ricard Attenborough ?

Correct, Flash...Your thread.

Very good guess, Metz,...but no....Jimmy found the lost chord in this movie.

Lee Patrick... W/ Crawford in "Mildred Pierce" W/ Davis in "Now Voyager" Humphrey Bogart's secretary in "The Maltese Falcon" Was in Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo"...

Next: "A man has to see things as they really are. After all, a man with responsibilities can't walk around with his head in the clouds all the time. Oh, a man should have his dreams, but a man has to learn to put those dreams to some practical use, not just sit around and think about them all the time." ... Speaker ? Movie ?

"Quentin Durward" is correct....with the burning castle...Great job, soobee. Your thread...

Ole! "Fiesta" it is....Your thread, Six

Six, where are you ?

"Men like my father cannot die. They are with me still, real in memory as they were in flesh, loving and beloved forever...." Speaker, Movie?

"Men like my father cannot die. They are with me still, real in memory as they were in flesh, loving and beloved forever...." Speaker, Movie?

Toshiro Mifune---"The Red Sun"....Thread open

Next: I was born the seventh son of the seventh son. I started in Broadway where I was in a string of flops...I then moved to the movies and had a bit part in one of the Green Hornet serials. I never did break through as a box-office actor, but continued character actor work in westerns, crime movies,and dramas for at least forty years. I had at least two TV shows and my daughter married a good composer. I died in the mid 1990s...who am I ?

In one of their movies, this comedy team, playing sailors, sang about a musical instrument that creates music by sending steam, gas, or compressed air through whistles....Name the team, the song, and the movie...

Clue: The movie also featured Charro's husband and also "The Nose"...

Clue: Three cadets from Virginia Military Institute go to New Orleans...The song was sort of a hit for the lead actor....

The Blue Valley was in Tarzan's Magic Fountain... Next: Western town of Rio Arriba...

Julius Erving in "The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh" Lew Alcindor or Kareem in "Game Of Death"(1978) and "Airplane"

These big--and I still can't believe they're real...

Jon Voight as Luke Martin in "Coming Home"...

Correct, Six...Your thread.

Raoul Walsh ?

"The Bridge On The River Kwai"...

"It's Always You" by Jimmy Van Heusen with lyrics by Johnny Burke. I prefer the less jazzy version by Bing Crosby from "Road To Zanzibar"...Here's a clip, with Dorothy Lamour paddling while the Groaner sings: http://youtu.be/In2L3ZIzPBU