The Silver Screen Oasis

ziggy6708a wrote: ↑December 4th, 2022, 7:35 pm HARRIET CRAIG ('50)

next: mythological creature

(...next up, and this one's especially for EPM here: Legs

LOL

Now don't get me started, Dargo!



Next clue: Ants

Them

next : reading a book

laffite wrote: ↑December 4th, 2022, 8:28 pm Them

next : reading a book

THE PRINCESS BRIDE


Btw laffite, if you were talking about the terrific 1954 giant ant movie, its title has an exclamation mark at the end of it.

(...next up: glass)

The Days of Wine and Roses

[Recall the scene to which I refer?]

I recall checking that myself long ago and my memory here recalled no exclamation mark. I am wrong and rightfully so, those humongous critters deserve one. Thanks


next : typing

laffite wrote: ↑December 4th, 2022, 9:40 pm The Days of Wine and Roses

[Recall the scene to which I refer?]

I recall checking that myself long ago and my memory here recalled no exclamation mark. I am wrong and rightfully so, those humongous critters deserve one. Thanks


next : typing

Not that he was ever a particular favorite of mine, but for some reason the first to come to mind was Jerry Lewis' pantomime to the tune of composer Leroy Anderson's "The Typewriter" in the 1963 film WHO'S MINDING THE STORE.

(...next up: caves)

A Passage to India

next : intrigue on a ship at sea

Year, Dargo, that's what is all about, there are no wrong answers. As I think I mentioned at top, this isfree association thread, not a trivia one. Thanks, Dargo, you know this already, just an FYI anyway and to others.

Next clue: May-December

Josephine Chaplin and the old guy in The Canterbury Tales (1972) - They were playing the literal May and Sir January from Chaucer’s story

Next: a film with “ironic” voice over narration

Blast of Silence (1961?)

Next : Movie with your favorite femme fatale

Double Indemnity (1944)

Next: Sexy vampire

Once Bitten (1985)


Next: A jungle movie without Johnny Weissmuller

The Mysterious Island (1929)

Next: set in Berlin