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hahahatschi
DrMorbius wrote:
Sorry, that's not correct, but it's a quite near miss.
But don't be ashamed, it's a reasonable mistake I thought of, when I wrote "Don't get fooled by your first impression!" in my original post. So try again.
hahahatschi wrote:
that's Cleopatra i believe.
Looks like "Play Misty for Me", made by Clint Eastwood in 1971 and starring Clint Eastwood and Jessica Walter.
I have another classic. Don't get fooled by your first impression!
I have another classic. Don't get fooled by your first impression!
that's Cleopatra i believe.
Sorry, that's not correct, but it's a quite near miss.
But don't be ashamed, it's a reasonable mistake I thought of, when I wrote "Don't get fooled by your first impression!" in my original post. So try again.
cassandrova
Tis not Cleopatra, tis Poppaea!
Or rather it's Claudette Colbert as Poppaea bathing in asses milk in The Sign of the Cross (1934)!
Okay, this one should be easy! To make it a little harder: what's the connection with the previous film?
Or rather it's Claudette Colbert as Poppaea bathing in asses milk in The Sign of the Cross (1934)!
Okay, this one should be easy! To make it a little harder: what's the connection with the previous film?
hahahatschi
Well, you got it (but was released already in 1932). If somebody wants to see Poppaea/Claudette having that bath in ass milk, just a short hint and I will up that short clip (~3 min).
Charles Laughton, who directed "The Night of the Hunter" in 1955 starring Robert Mictchum (who won't be afraid of preachers after seeing him?), Shelley Winters and Lillian Gish, played Emperor Nero in "The Sign of the Cross".
I never get tired of classic movies. Try this one.
Charles Laughton, who directed "The Night of the Hunter" in 1955 starring Robert Mictchum (who won't be afraid of preachers after seeing him?), Shelley Winters and Lillian Gish, played Emperor Nero in "The Sign of the Cross".
I never get tired of classic movies. Try this one.
cassandrova
Hey, it's Claudette again!
With Clark Gable in It Happened One Night (1934). One of the first films to 'sweep' the Oscars by winning Best Film, Director, Actor, Actress and Screenplay.
Okay, this one's a little tougher.
Two more unlikely travelling companions...
With Clark Gable in It Happened One Night (1934). One of the first films to 'sweep' the Oscars by winning Best Film, Director, Actor, Actress and Screenplay.
Okay, this one's a little tougher.
Two more unlikely travelling companions...
hahahatschi
Another marvelous comedy: 
by Preston Sturges starring Joel McCrea and a beautiful Veronica Lake, all together in their prime in 1941.
And this one should not be too difficult:
by Preston Sturges starring Joel McCrea and a beautiful Veronica Lake, all together in their prime in 1941.
And this one should not be too difficult:
spdspk
DrMorbius
Respected Poster
hahahatschi wrote:
my TV is always tuned to TCM.
Well, you got it (but was released already in 1932). If somebody wants to see Poppaea/Claudette having that bath in ass milk, just a short hint and I will up that short clip (~3 min).
Charles Laughton, who directed "The Night of the Hunter" in 1955 starring Robert Mictchum (who won't be afraid of preachers after seeing him?), Shelley Winters and Lillian Gish, played Emperor Nero in "The Sign of the Cross".
I never get tired of classic movies. Try this one.
Charles Laughton, who directed "The Night of the Hunter" in 1955 starring Robert Mictchum (who won't be afraid of preachers after seeing him?), Shelley Winters and Lillian Gish, played Emperor Nero in "The Sign of the Cross".
I never get tired of classic movies. Try this one.
my TV is always tuned to TCM.
DrMorbius
Respected Poster
cassandrova wrote:
sullivan's travels
Hey, it's Claudette again!
With Clark Gable in It Happened One Night (1934). One of the first films to 'sweep' the Oscars by winning Best Film, Director, Actor, Actress and Screenplay.
Okay, this one's a little tougher.
Two more unlikely travelling companions...
With Clark Gable in It Happened One Night (1934). One of the first films to 'sweep' the Oscars by winning Best Film, Director, Actor, Actress and Screenplay.
Okay, this one's a little tougher.
Two more unlikely travelling companions...
sullivan's travels
DrMorbius
Respected Poster
spdspk
DrMorbius
Respected Poster
spdspk
spdspk
cassandrova
Too easy! 
The Searchers (1956)
Okay, try this one...
The Searchers (1956)
Okay, try this one...
hahahatschi
That's neither too difficult.
It's "The Mask of Fu Manchu" from 1932 directed by Charles Brabin. Boris Karloff stars as Fu Manchu, Karen Morley as the girl in the screenshot, Myrna Loy as a Chinese princess and the torture chamber as itself!
So here's a new one:
It's "The Mask of Fu Manchu" from 1932 directed by Charles Brabin. Boris Karloff stars as Fu Manchu, Karen Morley as the girl in the screenshot, Myrna Loy as a Chinese princess and the torture chamber as itself!
So here's a new one: