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ButtersSuki · 13-05-2013 11:23AM

Is 3 either Mesrine or The Day of the Jackal?

delbertgrady · 13-05-2013 11:25AM

Yes, it's one of those. Do you want to stake your claim on one?

ButtersSuki · 13-05-2013 11:27AM

delbertgrady wrote: »

Yes, it's one of those. Do you want to stake your claim on one?

I'm thinking The Day of the Jackal more than Mesrine......

delbertgrady · 13-05-2013 11:28AM

... and you'd be thinking correctly.
Well done!

Riskymove · 13-05-2013 11:33AM

6. Black Book?

delbertgrady · 13-05-2013 11:39AM

No, but I can kind of see where you're coming from.
It's an American film from 1982, set mainly in the 1930s and 1940s.

brian_t · 13-05-2013 12:14PM

1. The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

delbertgrady · 13-05-2013 12:21PM

Yes, indeed. Well done.

kingtiger · 13-05-2013 12:52PM

number 2

Bitter Moon

number 9

Finding Neverland

brian_t · 13-05-2013 01:00PM

delbertgrady wrote: »

No, but I can kind of see where you're coming from.
It's an American film from 1982, set mainly in the 1930s and 1940s.

6. Jessica Lange in Frances

8. Anne Bancroft in 84 Charing Cross Road

delbertgrady · 13-05-2013 01:03PM

kingtiger wrote: »

2. Bitter Moon
9. Finding Neverland

brian_t wrote: »

6. Jessica Lange in Frances

All correct. Well done, both.

Riskymove · 13-05-2013 01:29PM

4. looks like a young Rosanna Arquette...maybe 8 Million ways to die?

EDIT: Actually, no....its New York Stories

delbertgrady · 13-05-2013 01:54PM

It is New York Stories. Well spotted.

delbertgrady · 13-05-2013 01:55PM

brian_t wrote: »

8. Anne Bancroft in 84 Charing Cross Road

Another winner. Well done.

xtal191 · 13-05-2013 02:12PM

10. Control

p to the e · 13-05-2013 02:14PM

Is 5 'The Limey' with Terence Stamp?

delbertgrady · 13-05-2013 02:17PM

xtal191 wrote: »

10. Control

Correct.

p to the e wrote: »

Is 5 'The Limey' with Terence Stamp?

No. It's actually Anthony Hopkins in the car, if that helps.

p to the e · 13-05-2013 02:22PM

5. You will meet a tall dark stranger.

delbertgrady · 13-05-2013 02:26PM

Well done!

delbertgrady · 13-05-2013 03:20PM

delbertgrady wrote: »

7.

Last one. A 1980s film based on a true story and starring a multiple Oscar-winner, the film was released under a different title in its home country as it was in the rest of the world. To reveal the home country would (probably) give the game away.

delbertgrady · 13-05-2013 03:53PM

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Barna77 · 13-05-2013 04:25PM

4. Mulholland Drive

6. Rocketeer?

brian_t · 13-05-2013 04:28PM

6. Mulholland Falls

delbertgrady · 13-05-2013 04:30PM

Barna77 wrote: »

4. Mulholland Dr.

brian_t wrote: »

6. Mulholland Falls

Yes, it's a Mulholland double-bill.

Well done, both.

Mizu_Ger · 13-05-2013 05:23PM

3. is Somebody Up There Likes Me?

McSasquatch · 13-05-2013 05:53PM

delbertgrady wrote: »

Last one. A 1980s film based on a true story and starring a multiple Oscar-winner, the film was released under a different title in its home country as it was in the rest of the world. To reveal the home country would (probably) give the game away.

A Cry in the Dark?

delbertgrady · 13-05-2013 06:01PM

Mizu_Ger wrote: »

3. is Somebody Up There Likes Me?

McSasquatch wrote: »

A Cry in the Dark?

Both correct. Well done.

McSasquatch · 13-05-2013 06:04PM

delbertgrady wrote: »

Both correct. Well done.

It was the tiny coffin that made me think of it

*and your clue!

Riskymove · 13-05-2013 06:11PM

5. Superman?

Mizu_Ger · 13-05-2013 06:19PM

Is 10. Kikujiro?

Looks like Takeshi Kitano with his back to the picture.

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