laffite

Rain Man doughty

THE BIG COUNTRY THE LONG, LONG TRAILER or THE LONG NIGHT

>Touchdown! But wait...there's a penalty on the play!... Hi FrankGrimes, nice win last Monday at Extravaganza Stadium, that's what I call a second half.

Miracle in Milan washy

FIGHT FOR YOUR LADY ...as the expression goes. She's probably divorced by now and thinking of me right this minute, he thought. And here I am stuck out here in the middle of nowhere. Maybe I'm dreaming, if only I'm dreaming, then I could wake up and be...

>What in God's name has happened to Ben Mankowich? He's turning into a lunch. ("Lots of onions, hold the mayo").

78 "...and so, are you sick and tired of not being able to do your math homework, are you sick and tired of looking at the same old pictures over and over again, are you sick and tired of watching your television knobs change colors on you?...if you are sick and tired of all things things I invite you to try this new potion I have developed. After taking this you will never be sick and tired again...you'll just be sick, yech!."

Big Night caution

GO WEST There nobody cared what you hair looked liked. But how to get there? A passing vessel would no doubt pick him up and soon he would be having chicken fajitas tocos at some dump in Los Angeles but it would taste delicious. Who knows, they might even have zinc oxide there. He fell into reverie and his mind was full of...

(Noisy Opera = Phantom of the Opera ???) See previous post for *Mr6666* 's current unanswered clue Edited by: laffite on Sep 30, 2009 1:51 PM Edited by: laffite on Sep 30, 2009 1:54 PM

Miss Loretta Young

THE DEEP SIX FIVE EASY PIECES or FIVE STAR FINAL

William Wyler, directed Jezebel and The Letter, etc

The Egg and I

>A couple are on a honeymoon, at a hotel room with weird wallpaper at beginning of movie, which shows two cartoon like lovebirds flying thru the air with ribbons in their mouths. >The lady or man is holding packages (gifts) stacked up to their mouths. The guy has pj's on. Also in the movie is an old hotel door that spins. This film is in black and white. Thanks, Fred. I'm sure glad you speak Bongolese.

>People completely unfamiliar with one another at the time that we happen to encounter one another. = Strangers When We Meet ? I'm sure that's right. Take the thread, I'll withdraw my clue.

deleted incorrect answer Edited by: laffite on Sep 29, 2009 5:58 PM

A Perfect Murder ...to think about the accomplishment of which mercifully prevented him from feeling totally depressed. And it was so damn hot. Yes, Judy was out of the way but it seems like one problem gone only opened the door to a myriad ot others. For instance, what was he to do about...

The Cabinet of Dr Caligari berserker

>They are thinking of making Mr. Osborne more youth-oriented too by dressing him in a biker outfit and putting some rings and studs in his nose, and some tattoos on his bare arms. That's fine with me...but no plumber's crack. RO exhibits a plumber's crack and that's it. I'm going back to PBS.

Roman Holiday Wanton desire for a certain vital existence

Shanghai Gesture A cavalcade of that which "Conquers All."

THE SEVEN LITTLE FOYS THE SEVENTH SIGN or THE SEVENTH SEAL

Bittersweet screed

Just watched Ladies of the Chorus. What a delightful look at the young Marilyn. I was aware of this movie but thought that Marilyn was just one of the girls, but she is the lead. A nice surprise. Looking at her here, it is almost hard to believe that she is 23 years old already. She could pass for a 17-year old high school Homecoming Queen. I was surprised at how comfortable and confident she is. And she speaks so naturally, without that phony, breathless quality that came later, I guess to go along with the more overtly sex kitten image that she became. Anyway, this was nice watch. With Marilyn would it ever be any different. Laffite