A Movie Scene Quiz

Is it "The Wheeler Dealers"?

No. One more guess and I'll give another clue.

"Rio Bravo"?

Rio Bravo????

Okay, second clue...
She feared the worse when he asked her to accompany him to his hotel room, overlooking Central Park, to fetch his overcoat. But he surprised her. He showed her the view and then suggested that they be on their way.

"Breakfast at Tiffany's"?

nope

That is so familiar, eoe, but I just can't get it together.

Recap:

Early 60's"
Her partner is drunk and causes a scene as he curls up on the dance floor to take a nap. The big, handsome stranger with the Texas drawl scoops him up, tosses him across his shoulder and still manages to help her on with her coat.

Okay, second clue...
She feared the worse when he asked her to accompany him to his hotel room, overlooking Central Park, to fetch his overcoat. But he surprised her. He showed her the view and then suggested that they be on their way.

I'm drawing a blank. I'll take a guess, although I am pretty sure it is wrong.

Two For The Seesaw?

No, not Two For the Seesaw.

I'm seeing Rock Hudson and Doris Day.

Pillow Talk?

That's it.
Your turn.

Early fifties

The equipment needed to aid her husband is used bya playboy who recklessly crashed his speedboat. Her husband dies as a result.

I thought about Doris Day and Rock Hudson with that last one, but I couldn't remember which movie it was from. I'm glad Raggedy finally got it, it was driving me crazy.

As to the current clue...

Magnificent Obsession?

Yes indeed. The Magnificent Obsession is correct, firefly.

1940's film

A woman has been concealing her employment as a waitress from her daughter. While snooping in her mother's closet, the daughter finds the waitress uniform and gives it to the family maid to wear.

Would that be the movie with the nastiest movie daughter there ever was?

Mildred Pierce

It certainly would be.

Your turn.

Early sixties

He secretly taped their conversations, intending to blackmail the actress if she didn't get him a role in a movie.

Sweet Bird of Youth?

It certainly is Sweet Bird of Youth.