A Movie Scene Quiz

SouthernbreezeSouthernbreeze, Ughhhh

I'm pretty sure there's a clue in there somewhere, max, but it may not be "lost". I don't think "lost" is underlined as a result of anything Raggedy did -- I think it's underlined because it's one of those annoying "sponsored links" that appear on A2K whenever you innocently type certain words. (Place your cursor over the word "lost", and you'll see what I mean.)

If I had to bet, I'd bet the "southern breeze" part of the message is the clue.

I was typing my post before I saw Raggedy's -- I swear!

I give. Someone get a stick. Answer this one Bree. I will get the hang of it. Go girl!

LOL

Well, frankly my dear, I don't give a dam whether we finish tonight or not. We could think about it tomorrow.

For after all, tomorrow is another day ...

Where Love Has Gone (Hayward) with The Wind and the Lion (Connery)

I was just going to say that I don't care tah "tara" here any longer.

And a good night to all.

Yes, bree and after I have a snack before retiring I'll never be hungry again.

It is confusing at first, Max, but you'll get the hang of it.

P.S.: Do you remember our go around with High Noon, Max?

Good game! Yes, I remember High Noon!

And Santa Claus movies. (lol)

Ask one, Yellowlab.

While posting today's birthdays on WA2K here, I thought of this book:



and the movie adapted from a book (and now Broadway musical) in which this birthday celeb appeared :

Great pics, Raggedy!

How have you been?

Thanks, Mac. I'm just fine and hope you are the same.

I am doing great. Someday (maybe next month?) it'll cool off here and I'll be happier. Still in the 90s every day. I'm ready for fall.

I'm pretty sure the only movie Greta Garbo and Fredric March appeared in together was "Anna Karenina", so I'll guess that's what the first picture is from. I'm still working on the second picture.

I'm sure you mentioned on WA2K that today would have been Garbo's 100th birthday. But did you know that the Postal Service is going to celebrate that birthday by issuing a stamp with Garbo's picture on it? Here's what the stamp looks like:

Ah, I just recognized the second picture: it's Rossano Brazzi, and the movie-adapted-from-a-book-that-is-now-a-Broadway-musical was Light in the Piazza.

Before I looked at the stamp, Bree, I thought I'd guess at which Garbo picture would be used. That's not the one I thought they'd use. I watched the TCM special on Garbo and the photographs were absolutely stunning.

Yes indeed, that is Anna Karenina.

I should have said that the Brazzi movie was adapted from a "novella". My error.

A "novella" and other Italian tales. (Novella, movie and Broadway musical. )

Oh Mac, the 90s. I feel sorry for you. Today is a lovely day in the 70s. Wish I could share it with you.

Great stamp! Thanks bree. I need to order some and I'm on my way now to stamps.com...

Thanks for the wish, Raggedy, but I'll be having those 70s in November, which is fine by me!

Ok, not stamps.com - I meant to say http://shop.usps.com