The Silver Screen Oasis

OK! Go for it, Ken

Well, that bugger Ken123 has left us hanging here. Until he shows up to post his clue, I'll go ahead and post one.

Here's an 'In Other Words' type question.

What's the movie?

Scapegoated naval officer joins forces with a schoolteacher, a best selling author, and a legendary outlaw to thwart a real life private investigators attempt to monopolize a local resource with a hostile ousting of a rival interest.

Regards

Metry

I think your question is too tough, it was for me anyhow ... mel

Dear Mel, maybe you're right, my question is too difficult.

Or, maybe you're all just too damn lazy.

Anyhow you've blown your chances of the winning glamorous prizes I was going to offer the individual posting the correct solution.

Slution - 'El Dorado' (1966)

Best wishes

Metairie Road

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Hey, mel, I just found this thread and this game. I like this game. If you don't mind, I'd like to present a movie line for all to guess.

"Simply because he doesn’t want me to mingle with what he calls riff-raff, and that’s everybody in the world except us two."

I don't know what the film is but it sounds intersting just from the quote.

It is a line from on of the funniest films, with two GIANT stars, of the Thirties.

Now I'll have to get my thinking cap on. I have no brain power at the moment.

Ok, one more hint: She was married to the "King."

Sounds like My Man Godfrey with Carole Lombard and William Powell.

Well, you got one out of three! Keep trying! Wooo Wooo! (That's a hint!)

From Hell to Heaven with Sydney Blackmer (Wooo, wooo) and Carole Lombard?

or

In Name Only with Cary Grant (Wooo, wooo - or was it wooo, wooo, wooo?) and Carole Lombard?

NO! It's The Twentieth Century with John Barrymore and Carole Lombard!

Ok, somebody else take a crack at this.

I would have got there, eventually. Now I know the answer of course it is Here try this

You must make your own life amongst the living and, whether you meet fair winds or foul, find your own way to harbor in the end.