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The Spirit of Saint Louis (1957) -- Lindbergh The Hindenburg (1975) -- fictionalized plot supposes a conspiracy to sabotage Das Boot (1981) -- German U-boat in the Battle of the Atlantic The Hunt for Red October (1990) -- Soviet captain defects in a nuclear sub Wind (1992) -- America's cup race Cast Away (2000) -- making it back from a deserted island Amelia (2009) -- Amelia Earhart

That's a very good answer, Peebs, but there's a gypsy cat-fight in From Russia with Love, which Bond settles then spends "quality time" with both parties. Move forward in the Bond film time line.

The Congressman (2016)

Sir Billi (2012) -- another with Sean Connery as voice actor Next: Yes Sir, That's My Baby (1949)

Larry Parks was in Freud (1962) with Susannah York. Susannah York was in X, Y and Zee (1972) with with Elizabeth Taylor. Elizabeth Taylor was in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958) with Paul Newman. Next: Telly Savalas

The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928) -- Joan of Arc Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994) -- Dorothy Parker, et al Frida (2002) -- Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, Leon Trotsky, take your pick

Thank you, Cinemaman! That was a fun one. Which film represents the first time James Bond is faithful to one woman for the course of the film, and who is she?

Character portrayed by in Charlie’s Angels (1976-1981) James Bond Timothy Dalton, 1987-1989 Damien Roth, 1 ep., 1979 Stacey Sutton Tanya Roberts, A View to a Kill (1985) Julie Rogers, 16 ep., 1980-1981 Domino Petachi Kim Basinger, Never Say Never Again (1983) Linda Oliver, 1 ep., 1976 Hip Soon-Tek Oh, The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) Lt. Torres, 4 ep., 1980-1981 Kamal Khan Louis Jourdan, Octopussy (1983) Dr. Paul Redmont, 1 ep., 1980 Scaramanga Christopher Lee, The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) Dale Woodman, 1 ep., 1980 Mata Bond Joanna Pettet, Casino Royale (1967) Barbara Brown, 1 ep., 1980

The Year of Living Dangerously (1982) -- another directed by Peter Weir Next: The Impossible Years (1968)

Jessie, character actress Edward, popular actor Eddy, musician

Jennifer Lawrence was in Red Sparrow (2018) with Charlotte Rampling. Charlotte Rampling was in The Verdict (1982) with Paul Newman. Next: Virginia Grey

Anthony Next: Jessie, Edward, and Eddy

Larry Next: Brown, Redgrave, and Williams

The Seahawk (1940) -- action/adventure; buccaneers and the Spanish armada The 47 Ronin (1941) -- action/drama; the 47 plot to avenge the death of their lord Flying Tigers (1942) -- action/drama; American mercenary pilots in China My Friend Flicka (1943) -- action/western; a boy and his colt Wing and a Prayer (1944) -- action/drama; the battle at Midway Objective, Burma! (1945) -- action/drama; special ops in the Burmese jungle 13 Rue Madeleine (1946) -- action/adventure; a Nazi double agent Blaze of Noon (1947) -- action/drama; beginnings of the U.S. Air Mail Service Fort Apache (1948) -- action/adventure western; Cochise and the U.S. Cavalry Battleground (1949) -- acton/drama; Battle of the Bulge

Painting the Clouds with Sunshine (1951)

No, No Nanette (1930) Next: High Society Blues (1930) -- a couple more with Louise Fazenda

Anthony Quinn Next: born in Japan

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1921)

Bullets and Brown Eyes (1916) William Desmond Bessie Barriscale

The Kid (1921) Next: another film in which a man cares for or adopts a child

The Kentuckian (1955) Next: Bert Convy

Good morning, NoShear. I'm going to go with close enough! Kim Basinger is a definite yes. Halle Berry is a very good call. Perhaps the "Batman production" aspect of this one made it a little bit of a tricky question. The actress I was thinking of is Jill St. John. She was in Diamonds are Forever (1971), and here she is in the pilot of the Batman series from 1966. Crazy, right? Those guys in the background crack me up. Take the thread, NoShear....

Look for the bare necessities...

a couple of B's remade as B's -- The Blob (1958, 1988) House on Haunted Hill (1959,1999)

The Spiral Staircase (1946) Next: The Circular Staircase (1915)