Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont?
What to call the 2000's? I have no idea. Every man for himself?
Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont is correct.
Your turn.
Late seventies
After dancing, he takes her to the diner for coffee. She says she drinks tea with lemon. He orders coffee for himself and some "lemon with tea" for her.
She says Laurence Olivier walked into her office and spoke to her the other day. He says he knows who Olivier is - maybe, she could get a camera from him.
You got it, eoe. Saturday Night Fever's correct.
Your turn.
OOOPS! Sorry.
70's
When her boyfriend arrived, she pretended to be frightened by shots heard in the valley as an excuse for her late-night call.
Desperate for a clue.
Jacqueline Susann's Once Is Not Enough
Sugarland Express
When they were caught together by her present lover, she wearing only a towel, he pretended to be gay to make his presence appear innocent.
Early 1970's
The prisoner quietly listens to an apologetic visitor. The prisoner concludes that the visitor is not seeking forgiveness but rather punishment. The prisoner throttles the visitor until guards come to the rescue.
sorry, raggedy (not "clockwork orange")
Two more for a clue, Wandeljw.
The Valachi Papers
The Longest Yard
For a clue, let me say a few things about the movie. I believe that the movie was completely overlooked when it first came out (1970). I saw the film for the first time on AMC and thought it was great. The movie was filmed in a small Pennsylvania town but the stars are British.
Yes, "The Molly Maguires" is correct. I remember that you live in Pennsylvania, Raggedy. You should see this movie when you can. Great performances by Richard Harris and Sean Connery.
