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  • HONDOHONDO
    jayn_j said:
    C355 a Fistfull of Dollars

    Correct. A Fistfull Of Dollars from 1964. I was confident this one would be answered promptly, and it was.

      
  • theartofmovieposterstheartofmovieposters
    c356. An Affair to Remember
  • HONDOHONDO
    theartofmovieposters said:
    c356. An Affair to Remember
    Correct. An AffairTo Remember from 1957. A charming scene that remains in one's mind.


  • HONDOHONDO
     C357
     C358
     C359
     C360
    Four images this time around, all with something in common.

    At least two of them, perhaps three, should be easily recognised.

    The other one though perhaps will be a little more difficult, unless you recognise the actor in the centre of the image.
  • RickRick
    360 - Vertigo?
  • HONDOHONDO
    Rick said:
    360 - Vertigo?
    C360 is indeed Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo from 1958.

     
  • BruceBruce
    C359 is To Catch a Thief

    C357 maybe Topkapi
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  • HONDOHONDO
    edited October 2023
    Bruce said:
    C359 is To Catch a Thief

    C357 maybe Topkapi
    Both are correct answers. To Catch A Thief from 1955 and Topkapi from 1964.

    Topkapi probably isn't that well known, but if anyone hasn't seen it yet, it certainly is worthwhile chasing up.



  • jayn_jjayn_j
    C358 is Charade
  • HONDOHONDO
    jayn_j said:
    C358 is Charade
    Correct. Charade from 1963. The Cary Grant and George Kennedy's characters thrilling rooftop fight scene.

     
  • HONDOHONDO
     C361
     C362
    Another two images to present to you.
  • dedeposterdedeposter
    C362 - The Day of the Locust (1975) - and I'd hazard a guess that the person featured in this shot is a clue for C361


    Peter
  • HONDOHONDO
    dedeposter said:
    C362 - The Day of the Locust (1975) - and I'd hazard a guess that the person featured in this shot is a clue for C361
    Correct. The suggested person in the image being possibly a clue for C361 though isn't so. There isn't any link between the current two posted images.

     By the way the man in the image is director, producer and occasional actor Willian Castle. Excellent piece of casting here.




  • HONDOHONDO
     C361
    A clue is a promising career sidetracked for a period of time..
  • HONDOHONDO
    The above C361 scene was well used to publicise the film when originally released. 
  • dedeposterdedeposter
    I knew I'd seen that image before - The Servant (1963)


    Peter
  • HONDOHONDO
    dedeposter said:
    I knew I'd seen that image before - The Servant (1963)
    Correct.

     My earlier clue of '' a promising career sidetracked for a period of time'' referred to the film's American director Joseph Losey. He was unwilling to attend and be questioned before the House Un-American Activities Committee in 1951. He then exiled himself instead and headed to Great Britain where he established a successful  career there. 
     

  • HONDOHONDO
     C363  C364 Two more images to have a think about. A great image included above for fans of the previously popular Screening Venues'' thread. 
  • BruceBruce
    The only classic subway movie I know is The Taking of Pelham 1,2,3 so I will go with that on C363
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  • dedeposterdedeposter
    I was thinking of that, also The Warriors which has subway scenes.


    Peter
  • HONDOHONDO
    Bruce said:
    The only classic subway movie I know is The Taking of Pelham 1,2,3 so I will go with that on C363
    dedeposter said:
    I was thinking of that, also The Warriors which has subway scenes.
    Unfortunately the answer for C363 isn't correct for either one of these two films.

    A major studio film that has an about to be a superstar also appearing in the acene.
  • dedeposterdedeposter
    Got it! Saturday Night Fever (1977).


     




    Peter
  • HONDOHONDO
    dedeposter said:
    Got it! Saturday Night Fever (1977).


     


    Correct. A larger lobby card image below. I had thought my clue would ring a bell..




  • HONDOHONDO
     C364
    This film is so present here currently on the forum.
  • HONDOHONDO
    A final clue for C364 is that a famous sex symbol actress is sitting in the car. 
  • jayn_jjayn_j
    Ok, much searching had me look in imdb listing for hatari.  Under connections, it shows the film Contempt (1963) with Bridget Bardot and Jack Palance.  An image search for that film finally found gold.  Phew!




  • jayn_jjayn_j
    P.s.  Nice early Alfa roadster
  • HONDOHONDO
    edited November 2023
    jayn_j said:
    Ok, much searching had me look in imdb listing for hatari.  Under connections, it shows the film Contempt (1963) with Bridget Bardot and Jack Palance.  An image search for that film finally found gold.  Phew!




    Correct. Well done for continuing in pursuing this one. 


    The image on the left hand side of this poster displays the scene that has been under discussion recently on Hondo's Daybill And One Sheet Q & A. thread.
  • HONDOHONDO
     C365
    Someone is performing in the centre of this scene, Do you know who?
  • jayn_jjayn_j
    Yep.  Sissy Spacek playing Loretta Lynn in Coal Miners Daughter
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