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spdspk
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They All Came To San Francisco
Woody Allen - Play it again Sam
Ken Berry - Herbie Rides Again (1974)
Humphrey Bogart - The Maltese Falcon + Dark Passage
Chevy Chase - Foul Play (1978)
Clint Eastwood - Dirty Harry + Magnum Force
Henry Fonda - Yours, Mine and Ours (1968)
Gene Hackman - The Conversation
William Holden - The Towering Inferno
Steve McQueen - Bullit (and The Towering Inferno)
Ryan O'Neal - What's Up, Doc? (1972)
James Stewart - Vertigo
Donald Sutherland - The Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Rod Taylor - The Birds (1963)
Spencer Tracey - Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967)
Woody Allen - Play it again Sam
Ken Berry - Herbie Rides Again (1974)
Humphrey Bogart - The Maltese Falcon + Dark Passage
Chevy Chase - Foul Play (1978)
Clint Eastwood - Dirty Harry + Magnum Force
Henry Fonda - Yours, Mine and Ours (1968)
Gene Hackman - The Conversation
William Holden - The Towering Inferno
Steve McQueen - Bullit (and The Towering Inferno)
Ryan O'Neal - What's Up, Doc? (1972)
James Stewart - Vertigo
Donald Sutherland - The Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Rod Taylor - The Birds (1963)
Spencer Tracey - Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967)
spdspk
Which classic western are these images from?
The screenplay was based on a short story published in which US maga-zine (the word is split so as not to be censored) that is no longer in circulation?
The screenplay was based on a short story published in which US maga-zine (the word is split so as not to be censored) that is no longer in circulation?
mattstan
mattstan
spdspk wrote:
That's The Man from Laramie.
Some more screenshots for you, just name the 5 movies.
All the images are clickable to enlarge.
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Which classic western are these images from?
The screenplay was based on a short story published in which US maga-zine (the word is split so as not to be <CENSORED>) that is no longer in circulation?
The screenplay was based on a short story published in which US maga-zine (the word is split so as not to be <CENSORED>) that is no longer in circulation?
That's The Man from Laramie.
Some more screenshots for you, just name the 5 movies.
All the images are clickable to enlarge.
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4.
5.
spdspk
mattstan wrote:
8/14 is outstanding!
True, most of the events of the Birds take place in a small town outside San Francisco. My apoloiges
I think 8/14 is not bad, thanks for the question it was a good one, I'll try and come up with a good one for you later today, got to go now though.
BUT you wrote the question:
"Name movies the main events of which took place in San Francisco."
and one of the answers is:
Rod Taylor - The Birds (1963)
The 'main events' of The Birds take place in a small town don't they !? I haven't seen it in longer than 10 years, maybe even 15, but I'm pretty sure about that. Am I wrong?
BUT you wrote the question:
"Name movies the main events of which took place in San Francisco."
and one of the answers is:
Rod Taylor - The Birds (1963)
The 'main events' of The Birds take place in a small town don't they !? I haven't seen it in longer than 10 years, maybe even 15, but I'm pretty sure about that. Am I wrong?
8/14 is outstanding!
True, most of the events of the Birds take place in a small town outside San Francisco. My apoloiges
spdspk
The Man from Laramie (1955) based on a short story published in the Saturday Evening Post is correct.
I can recognize only two movies:
To Kill A Mocking Bird
The Killing Fields
I can recognize only two movies:
To Kill A Mocking Bird
The Killing Fields
mattstan
mattstan wrote:
To Kill A Mocking Bird and The Killing Fields are both right.
1. Wall Street:
2. To Kill A Mocking Bird:
3. Rio Lobo:
4. The Killing Fields:
5. The Hudsucker Proxy:
Some more screenshots for you, just name the 5 movies.
To Kill A Mocking Bird and The Killing Fields are both right.
1. Wall Street:
2. To Kill A Mocking Bird:
3. Rio Lobo:
4. The Killing Fields:
5. The Hudsucker Proxy:
spdspk
I have not seen any of the other movies.
Which motion picture?
Which motion picture?
mattstan
spdspk wrote:
Not to hard really SF is pretty recognizable. 12 Angry Men, for Fonda was a pretty silly answer as it's all in one room, except 2 mins at the start and end; but the room could have been in SF.
Ok, my question:
Similar to your San Fransisco question. For each actor listed name at least one film where a significant portion of the film takes place in London.
1. Gabriel Byrne
2. Marilyn Monroe
3. Robert Donat
4. Scarlett Johansson
5. Hugh Grant
6. Michael Caine
7. Bill Murray
8. Ingrid Bergman
9. Daniel Craig
10. Helen Mirren
8/14 is outstanding!
True, most of the events of the Birds take place in a small town outside San Francisco. My apoloiges
True, most of the events of the Birds take place in a small town outside San Francisco. My apoloiges
Not to hard really SF is pretty recognizable. 12 Angry Men, for Fonda was a pretty silly answer as it's all in one room, except 2 mins at the start and end; but the room could have been in SF.
Ok, my question:
Similar to your San Fransisco question. For each actor listed name at least one film where a significant portion of the film takes place in London.
1. Gabriel Byrne
2. Marilyn Monroe
3. Robert Donat
4. Scarlett Johansson
5. Hugh Grant
6. Michael Caine
7. Bill Murray
8. Ingrid Bergman
9. Daniel Craig
10. Helen Mirren