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Old 18-06-2008, 07:07 PM
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Have you been monochromising the Elusive Pimp? Or it's Ill Met By Moonlight?
Bit late now, but it is a monchrome still of a Technicolor film. The helmetless chap grimacing is the Uhlan Candy was trying to get info on Theo from.

Bit of a Bay Window, what??
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Yes, it's the WWI scene that was cut from the final release that was recently mentioned in another thread.
Which is how I got it! Reading the forums can be educational too

Another of those pesky lobby cards.
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Just like a woman?
Very much so
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I'm beginning to scent a running theme in your work

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Then for foxing purposes I shall have to abandon Dennis...

Looks like a racecourse. Derby Day?
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Have you been monochromising the Elusive Pimp? Or it's Ill Met By Moonlight?
A still from Ill Met wouldn't need to be monochromised. It's in B&W

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Then for foxing purposes I shall have to abandon Dennis...

Looks like a racecourse. Derby Day?
Damn. Shot myself in the foot there

It is indeed Epsom but if you'd been paying proper attention you'd know I did Derby Day a couple of weeks ago (no, I don't know why I have so many films with racetrack scenes...). So no.
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The Clairvoyant??
Bit of a Bay Window, what??
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It is indeed Epsom but if you'd been paying proper attention you'd know I did Derby Day a couple of weeks ago
Crumbs, didn't realise we had to take notes
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The Clairvoyant??
That was quick. It is indeed the Clairvoyant and you have denied yourself a picture of Felix Aylmer as a barrister which would have narrowed it down to only 46 possible films
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That was quick. It is indeed the Clairvoyant and you have denied yourself a picture of Felix Aylmer as a barrister which would have narrowed it down to only 46 possible films
You are not the only one with a penchant for horseracing sequences.... ironically, I had a nice still of the rail passengers emerging from the railway tunnel at the beginning ready to roll. One of my fave films of the thirties, that.
Bit of a Bay Window, what??
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It comes in handy when building up a psychological profile of your opponent
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I believe this is not from the film per se, but an 'On the set of' still.
Bit of a Bay Window, what??
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