Name the pre-1970 film

[LawrenceA]

It! The Terror from Beyond Space?

[Arsan404]

22 hours ago, LawrenceA said:

It! The Terror from Beyond Space?

That's correct, Lawrence.

Your turn.

[LawrenceA]

A semi-nude man has his body painted by another to illustrate the various areas in which a man is vulnerable during combat.

[LawrenceA]

A contestant defiantly throws a spear into the owner's box seats.

[lavenderblue19]

On 4/20/2018 at 6:43 PM, LawrenceA said:

A contestant defiantly throws a spear into the owner's box seats.

Lawrence ?

[LawrenceA]

I assumed no one was looking at this thread anymore. I thought the first two clues were obvious enough.

#3: When an opposing army tries to identify a rebel leader, many soldiers stand and claim to be him.

[lavenderblue19]

23 hours ago, LawrenceA said:

I assumed no one was looking at this thread anymore. I thought the first two clues were obvious enough.

#3: When an opposing army tries to identify a rebel leader, many soldiers stand and claim to be him.

Yes, obviously it's Spartacus

[LawrenceA]

45 minutes ago, lavenderblue19 said:

Yes, obviously it's Spartacus

Correct.

Your thread, lavenderblue19.

[lavenderblue19]

Thanks Lawrence

An interesting read is Kirk Douglas' book I AM SPARTACUS. I've read 3 of his 10 or 11 books all very informative and interesting.

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2 couples and a child are traveling by car. the bratty child throws the car keys out on the side of the road

[starliteyes]

Two for the Road?

[lavenderblue19]

18 hours ago, starliteyes said:

Two for the Road?

Correct Star. Love this film. I saw Two for The Road  in the early 1970's at a retrospective at MoMa. I never tire of this film and so glad TCM shows it. Good work, your thread 

[starliteyes]

After meeting an older wealthy gentleman, an Edwardian beauty can't get rid of her husband and lover soon enough.

[lavenderblue19]

On 5/6/2018 at 2:12 PM, starliteyes said:

After meeting an older wealthy gentleman, an Edwardian beauty can't get rid of her husband and lover soon enough.

Ivy? Waiting forever for TCM to show this film

[starliteyes]

Excellent, lavender!  I have it in my collection and watched it just recently, but I can't remember what station I taped it on.  It might have been back when AMC showed good movies.

You're up next.

[lavenderblue19]

Thank You Star  I've been waiting years to see IVY, I've requested the film to be shown on TCM numerous times

the next few days are going to be very busy, THREAD OPEN

[Arsan404]

A con artist and his young sidekick find some bootlegged whiskey and use it in their next scam.

[starliteyes]

Paper Moon?

[starliteyes]

Just now, starliteyes said:

Paper Moon?

Oops!  I just remembered that Paper Moon isn't a pre-1970's film.

[Arsan404]

The star of this movie would go on to win a Best Actor Oscar a few years later...

[Arsan404]

...and refused the award

[Princess of Tap]

The Flim-Flam Man starring George C Scott and Michael Sarrazin.

[Arsan404]

20 hours ago, Princess of Tap said:

The Flim-Flam Man starring George C Scott and Michael Sarrazin.

That's right, Princess. The scene in which they find the moonshine whiskey and use it to pay their bill reminded me of Paper Moon, so I thought I'd give it a try.

Thank you.

Your turn.

[Princess of Tap]

Broke society scion pretends  he's on an expensive vacation to fool his rich fiancée.

[starliteyes]

Hands Across the Table?

[Princess of Tap]

4 hours ago, starliteyes said:

Hands Across the Table?

Right--Star,  it's your play.