A Movie Scene Quiz

Don't be too sure about a "correct" answer, thank you.

May we both have pleasant dreams.

I just returned from a scrumptious buffet lunch - ate entirely too many desserts - to discover that the answer I thought I had posted this A.M. is nowhere in sight. I'll just have to assume that somebody snitched it. Good excuse?

The Royal African Rifles (Louis Hayward) + Queen Christina (Garbo)

How strange! I was here earlier this afternoon, and there was no post from you. Maybe someone is Gaslighting you.

Anyway, The African Queen is indeed correct. Your turn.

I wish it (Gaslighting - I like that word) were so, Bree. I think I started to post, got distracted, and just forgot to submit it.

Be back in a few minutes with a new question. I have to hang some new curtains - my daughter is in a hanging mood. (lol)

New Question:

(The) Edward G. Robinson (1) of Robert Mitchum (1)

(The) Our Vines Have Tender Grapes (Robinson) of The Wrath of God (Mitchum)

The Grapes of Wrath is correct. My new kitchen curtains have a fruit pattern and made me think of grapes. I couldn't think of a movie for plums.

That's funny. It's also funny that I already had this movie in mind before you said that. (I hope that doesn't mislead you -- the connection isn't really that close.)

Harrison Ford (1) + Ann Sheridan (1)

Random Hearts (Harrison Ford) + Shine On, Harvest Moon (AnnSheridan)

That didn't take long! Yes to Random Harvest.

(The) Jack Nicholson (1) + Betty Hutton (1)

(The) A Few Good Men or As Good As It Gets (Nicholson) + The Greatest Show on Earth (Hutton)

Yes to Good Earth. Good sleuthing. I never noticed "A Few Good Men".

New question:

Walter Huston (1) + Ben Kingsley (1)

Treasure of the Sierra Madre (Walter Huston) + Pascali's Island (Ben Kingsley)

Yes to Treasure Island. It's your turn.

Oliver Hardy (one word)

And inasmuch as Oliver Hardy's movie credits are endless, and I feel generous today, I will mention that there is a tie-in to the last question.

Thank you for the hint! 400+ titles would have been a lot to scroll through.

The Kidnapped Bride

If you're interested in hearing some of the songs from the musical, The Light in the Piazza, click here:

The Light in the Piazza

Then, from that page, click on "The Light in the Piazza", which will take you to a page where you'll click on "More About This Album", which will take you to a page where you can click on "Listen to The Light in the Piazza". I don't know if there's something wrong with the recording, or with the speakers on my office computer (which I just listened to it on), but on a couple of the tracks it almost sounded as if the singers were lisping. Having seen the show live, I can assure you that they don't actually have lisps!

Yes to Kidnapped.

When I got to Listen to the Light in the Piazza, I couldn't find a way to scroll up or down. There were arrows on the earlier page, but I don't see anything on the "Listen" page.

Did you click on "Listen to Light in the Piazza"? If so, you should then have gotten a pop-up window that asked you to select your connection speed (either high (cable) or low (DSL)). Once I selected the connection speed, the music just started playing, and what I saw onscreen was a window with a list of the four songs from the show that you can listen to. If you didn't get the "select your connection speed" pop-up window, then I'm stumped.

I'm sure you won't be stumped by this new question, although it does require an explanation:

(The) Rossano Brazzi (1) - Lee Remick (1)

Explanation: the title I'm looking for consists of two words: "The", plus a single compound word. The first part of the compound word is a word from the title of a Rossano Brazzi movie, and the second part of the compound word is a word from the title of a Lee Remick movie. (The word isn't hyphenated, I just used a hyphen instead of the + sign because it seemed more appropriate.)