SPOILERS!

[Swithin]

A Titanic-like catastrophe is averted.

[Swithin]

A Titanic-like catastrophe is averted.

It was the only film together for the two leads.

[Dargo]

A Titanic-like catastrophe is averted.

It was the only film together for the two leads.

Question here, Swithin:

Are you implying with the words "Titanic-like catastrophe" that the film in question is also of the seafaring variety?

[Swithin]

A Titanic-like catastrophe is averted.

It was the only film together for the two leads.

Question here, Swithin:

Are you implying with the words "Titanic-like catastrophe" that the film in question is also of the seafaring variety?

There is that connection, hence the capital "T." But only near the end.

[Swithin]

A Titanic-like catastrophe is averted.

It was the only film together for the two leads.

In another movie, the bad guy (supporting role) in this film utters one of the most famous lines in any movie, including the word "alive." But at the end of the film we're going for here, he ends up dead, a suicide.

[BagelOnAPlate]

A Titanic-like catastrophe is averted.

It was the only film together for the two leads.

In another movie, the bad guy (supporting role) in this film utters one of the most famous lines in any movie, including the word "alive." But at the end of the film we're going for here, he ends up dead, a suicide.

History Is Made at Night

[Swithin]

Correct, Bagel. (It's a shame Charles Boyer and Jean Arthur never made another film together, they had great chemistry. And of course the bad guy was Colin Clive.)

[BagelOnAPlate]

After he learns he has unknowingly given away his inheritance to charity, the leading man realizes he loves the woman he believed was insane.

[skimpole]

So has everyone just forgot about this? Perhaps it's time for another clue.

[BagelOnAPlate]

After he learns he has unknowingly given away his inheritance to charity, the leading man realizes he loves the woman he believed was insane.

Hint: The movie was a comedy distributed by a major Hollywood studio.

[skimpole]

Well it's not Brewster's Millions, but otherwise I have no idea.

[BagelOnAPlate]

After he learns he has unknowingly given away his inheritance to charity, the leading man realizes he loves the woman he believed was insane.

Hint: The movie was a comedy distributed by a major Hollywood studio.

Another hint: The movie is set in California.

[skimpole]

No idea. The Big Cube involves both an inheritance and insanity, but it isn't this movie.

[BagelOnAPlate]

After he learns he has unknowingly given away his inheritance to charity, the leading man realizes he loves the woman he believed was insane.

Hint: The movie was a comedy distributed by a major Hollywood studio.

Another hint: The movie is set in California.

Another hint: Monogramed underwear play a part in the plot development.

[skimpole]

Well Risky Business takes place in Chicago, so it can't be that. Back to the Future takes place in California, and the character is misidentified by the brand of underwear he uses. But inheritance and a woman thought to be in the picture don't come into it.