flashback42
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The old plantation it was.
dan's thread.
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Not that one. Late 1930s.
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*40 Guns to Apache Pass* (1966)
Audie Murphy, Cavalry, Indians, etc, etc.
Edited by: flashback42 on Mar 22, 2012 7:41 PM
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*The Collapsed 38th Parallel*
Documentary (1949)
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*Deleated*
Edited by: flashback42 on Mar 22, 2012 6:33 PM
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I waisted some time wandering around amongst *Sgts 3, 4 for Texas, The Kissing Bandit* and *Rough Night in Jericho.* Carol, you go ahead and take this; you've earned it.
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With no research, I'm guessing...*Cape Fear* ?
And probably the 1960s version, thus Robert Mitchum ?
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...With the opening passage of her autobio, Bittersweet.
mudskipper's thread.
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Thanks, finance. WAG that paid off. Next up:
From the first time he saw her, he looked as if she knew what she looked like without her shimmy.
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At nearly 250 Views, Sixes' thread.
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*Frenzy* ??
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I'm still stumped. It's up to somebody else.
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The actress / auto-biographer quoted -- She and her parents were deeply involved in the live theater community, with some film experience on occasion. In film, not the headline, "bankable" stars, but solid, respectable members of the profession. The family were also involved in training and coaching other actors.
Edited by: flashback42 on Mar 22, 2012 5:59 AM
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"...I never ordered a Brandy in my life that wasn't Cordon Bleu. I took two hundred from shylocks, Pop, to see Sinatra at the Garden? Sat two seats away from Tony Bennett. That's success!"
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The horse at the center of the story had to be sold because of economic need. Was undergoing training for the racing circuit when it escaped. Had various adventures trying to find the way back home.
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I would have named that piece something like Fugue for Bluto and Toadies, but Mr. Altman didn't see it that way.
mudskipper's thread.
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BRIT: Return
AMER: Round trip.
"Return to Oxford, please." (said to a railway ticket agent in London)
Verbatum from Gary Oldman in the 2011 remake of *Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy*
AMER would be, "A round-trip ticket to Oxford, please."
Edited by: flashback42 on Mar 22, 2012 5:47 AM
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"Murray, you've got a rotten reputation...Why do you have to build your own personal blacklist? Why can't you just get blacklisted as a Communist like everybody else?"
...Martin Balsam to Jason Robards in *A Thousand Clowns*
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The characters named previously are all related. They have another relative named Olive.
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This one has me stumped. Any Ratpackers involved?
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The police have good reason to try to discover why the detective was where he was when he died. At the dead man's house, they confront his hostile mother. In an Oscar-nominated performance she responds, "My Walter was as tough as a bar of iron, and he didn't get that from his father. Now, do you want to fight, Officer? Or do you want to get the hell out of my house?!"
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Filling in the blanks in the opening quote.
(title) = Many Mansions
(name) = Paula
Wouldn't have helped me. May help someone else.
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Some working cowboys spot the runaway crossing the planes. They know bupkus from a reward, but they knew a good mount when they see one. They have him cornered, roped and down, ready for branding. The horse then kicks loose from the rope and makes his escape. Jumps from a high cliff into a deep river. They watch from above in admiration as he gets out of the stream and keeps on keeping on.
name the movie
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The family forced to sell the horse -- The adolescent daughter felt the lost most deeply, because he had been her special friend.