A Movie Scene Quiz

Thanks Bree . I just added that site to my favorites. Oh,for starters I see Antonio Banderas, Cate Blanchett, Michael Caine, Jude Law. I think I can catch the show here on Sunday mornings. I'll tape them.

The 24 hour special on TCM today is Laurence Olivier. Tonight it's Wuthering Heights (I'll watch it for the 10th time) and Rebecca. I can't think of a nicer person to fall asleep with.

only 10 times? I would have guessed much more than that!

That's funny - the three names I highlighted when I printed out the schedule were Cate Blanchett, Michael Caine, and Jude Law!

Amen to what you said about Olivier!

Good Morning.

Since, I've been having a problem with copying images from Google, I went to Charli's image practice thread and he showed me how to post this. I still haven't figured out what I should be doing (that I never had to do before) to get an image.

Bree: I think we're all pretty much on the same wave length here.

Well done, Raggedy!

I'm not sure why I posted that particular picture.

Where am I? What thread is this?

Oh Gus, no harm done. We all make mistakes. Let me assist you. I suggest the Art forum, or maybe Travel for your magnificent picture. Yes, such sumptuous colors definitely belong in the Art forum.If you need help with the link, let me know.

Well, now that Gus is on his way to the Art Forum, and I have forgiven him for obstructing my view of Sir Olivier, here's an:

Oldie

Diminutive verbalization

The Pajama Game - Small Talk

Yes, it's Small Talk (Pajama Game) I can't remember whether that was used before.

In the meantime,

Inbetweener

More melancholy - Yes, she's that, but definitely more prudent.

The Sadder But Wiser Girl - Music Man (I love that song!)

I know.

Shall I ask another, or do you have time to ask one?

<sigh> I have no time <sigh> In fact, I'm going to close this so I'll get some work done! But thanks for asking.

You're welcome. Sorry about work. But, it's Friday.

I think I'll give this a rest for the day. I might bring Olivier back this evening, though. He looks so good on that picture.

Sorry to be away for so long. I've been spending the day writing instructions for contractors in India to whom my company is "outsourcing" a project. I've been told that people high up in the company are very keen to see this project succeed, so it's important that the contractors be given instructions that will make it possible for them to do a good job. And if you think that sounds like I'm helping people who want to take my job away from me succeed in doing so, you're absolutely right.

Anyway, I think I owe you a song, so here's one from an inbetweener:

Saturday and Sunday out of town

I left just a few minutes before your comment, Bree.

Outsourcing is a dirty, but unfortunately, a common word in my area.

Would you be thinking of A Weekend in the Country and a Little Night Music?

Yes to A Weekend in the Country and A Little Night Music.

I never saw the movie because I was afraid it would spoil my memories of the Broadway show. Did you see it?

I never saw that movie either, bree. I worked on a really strong production of it in a regional company. Love the music. Not just the big hit...

Yeah, there's some great stuff in it. The Miller's Son is one of my favorites.