The Silver Screen Oasis

charliechaplinfan wrote:I'll try to step into the breech CharlieT, where is this line from?

Men, are you over 40? When you wake up in the morning, do you feel tired and rundown? Do you have that listless feeling

ccfan, is it from A Letter to Three Wives?

No, a clue, it's the opening lines from a movie and you can't see who said it.

A random guess. Is it "Monkey Business" (1952)??

Hi Alison, I'm curious to know to which film that quote belongs.

Want to try a new one?

"I fell flat on my flute"

It was the opening to Rear Window.

I'll have to think hard about your quote.

Now I see it Alison....Excellent choice!

Something about the quote makes me think Laurel and Hardy and that's because I can see them doing it rather than speaking it out loud. I'll have to think harder.

It's a musical but does not feature L & H.

"I fell flat on my flute!"

I've got it! Charles Butterworth in Love Me Tonight, 1932.

Incredible cast, and I'm looking for it tonight!


Here's one with a built in hint to keep the game going:

"He says his name is Charles but he looks to me like a pool parlor dude."

You got it Birdy, congratulations!

I'm going to think about your clue...

I'm really bad at this game but I'll keep guessing.

Birdy, is it "Another Thin Man" (1939)?

Yes!
You're up...
(Sorry it took me so long to get back.)