A Movie Scene Quiz

@wandeljw,

No, not "Goodfellas".

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@firefly,

"Throw Momma From The Train"?

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@wandeljw,

Now you got it, wandel. It is, "Throw Momma from the Train".

Your turn.

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Early 1980's Movie

A man's boat is wrecked in a storm. He is rescued by a woman and her disabled husband.

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@wandeljw,

wandeljw wrote:

Early 1980's Movie

A man's boat is wrecked in a storm. He is rescued by a woman and her disabled husband.

Earlier scene, same movie:
The couple are newlyweds driving at night along a country road. Sirens sound for a blackout (it is wartime). The car crashes.

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@wandeljw,

Eye of the Needle?

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@Raggedyaggie,

Yes, Raggedy. Eye of the Needle is correct. Your turn.

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Early sixties:

She watches the hunters' dogs mutilate the fox at the hunt and is sickened. The hunters' red coats panic her and she races away from the scene on her beloved horse. Tragically, her horse misses a jump and breaks its leg (s). She must get a gun to put it out of its misery.

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@Raggedyaggie,

Marnie.

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@eoe,

You got it. "Marnie" is correct.

Your turn, eoe.

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Can you hear me calling, eoe?

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@Raggedyaggie,

Geez! I've been so tied up with work, I haven't been online much at all lately.
Please someone take my turn.

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Sorry that you're so busy, eoe. Sad

Come back soon.

Late nineties:

Thinking his friend has missed his train, he goes to his house, puts a Bing Crosby record on the phonograph and dances alone in his white shorts, but wearing his friend's jacket, shoes, hat and white scarf draped around his neck. His friend walks in unexpectedly and angrily tells him to get out of his clothes.

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Edited: for clarification:

Thinking the playboy has missed his train, he goes to the playboy's house, puts a Bing Crosby record on the phonograph and dances alone around the room. He's in his shorts, but wearing the playboy's jacket, shoes, hat and white scarf which he has draped around his neck. The playboy walks in unexpectedly and angrily tells him to get out of his clothes.

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@Raggedyaggie,

"The Talented Mr. Ripley," Raggedy?

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@wandeljw,

You got it, Wandel. The Talented Mr. Ripley is correct. Very Happy

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@Raggedyaggie,

Late 1960's Film:
Bride and groom are leaving church with family and friends. A bullet strikes the groom and he falls dead on the church steps.

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@wandeljw,

Great scene, but I'm clueless.

Some guesses:

You Only Live Twice
The Brotherhood
Dr. No

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@Raggedyaggie,

Raggedy,
None of the three is correct. Here is a clue:
The film was based on a novel written by the author of "Rear Window".

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@wandeljw,

The Bride Wore Black?

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