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...said the Bishop to the Actress.

[urthstripe]

Hooray! I'll get something up tonight.

[Puppy_Zwolle]

urthstripe wrote:

Where The Wild Things Are?

He shoots he scores.

[urthstripe]

Where The Wild Things Are?

[Puppy_Zwolle]

I CCAN'T TAK IT NO MORE!!!!!
So here a few new pics.

[Rogi Ocnorb]

I'm out of country for the next week and probably shouldn't have gone after that one; but, it felt a bit like a gauntlet had been dropped.

I'll pass it on to someone else and bow out till I see what's up in a day or two.

EDIT: 6/11/12;
Had to come into town to get internet. I'm not sure when I'll be back, next. Somebody else should go.

[Puppy_Zwolle]

Rogi Ocnorb wrote:

Get Carter? Not the stinky Stallone version. The older Michael Caine flick.

Oh, that is a beautiful flick. A must see.... but not many Caine movies don't qualify for that rating. Except maybe Cars II. And Get Carter (2000)

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Definity NOT the stinky Stallone version - yes, it's the original Get Carter!

[Rogi Ocnorb]

Get Carter?
Not the stinky Stallone version. The older Michael Caine flick.

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No Rogi, but here's a VERY big clue...

[Rogi Ocnorb]

Composition looks very Hitchcock. As it does look British and all of his British "train" movies were black and white, I'm gonna say "Frenzy", though I don't remember any trains in it.

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OK - time for a classic! I think Rogi will get this very quickly.

Anyone remember British Rail? When the trains ran on time? Anyone? Anyone...??

[r.m]

Yes - American Splendor.

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I recognised Paul Giamatti in one of those images. So, "American Splendor"?

[r.m]

Here's a barrage of shots to get this one going. Also - my last two posts include not-so-subtle clues to the title.