Talk about going grandpa! Or in this case, grandma. That’s Felipa Gomez in Key Largo.
I thought it would be you, Mr. Levine. Well done!
It is Key Largo: the best of the Bogey-Bacall pictures, IMO…and that is saying something considering that list includes The Big Sleep.
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“When your head says one thing and your whole life says another, your head always loses.”
I’ll try to get something up tonight, Central Time.
Eye of the Needle!
-Tom
Nope.
The Eagle Has Landed?
It is The Eagle Has Landed. Big name cast in a rather shaggy dog WWII tale about a Nazi attempt to kidnap Winston Churchill. Not too bad a flick, but it breaks its internal logic in the last act in order to go for a finishing twist.
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Back to you, charmtrap!
Seeing that The Eagle Has Landed was directed by John Sturges and features such a strong cast makes me really want to seek the film out. War movies from the 60s and 70s rarely fail to entertain.
I spent my childhood trying to master Donald Sutherland’s dog whistle in that movie.
I’m gonna have to rewatch The Eagle Has Landed. I remember it as sort of Where Eagles Dare from the other side’s perspective. And I remember liking it a lot, but I haven’t seen it in many years.
New 20
Argh. I just realized I did The Namesake some years ago. I wondered why the shots looked familiar, but not enough to go double-check, I guess.
Disregard with apologies. Will post a new entry soon.
Ma Flannigan’s, huh? So it’s set in Italy.
-xtien
Frahgeelee!
Dr. Phibes?
It is not Dr. Phibes (nor is it Italian).
House of Wax?