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Post by edward_n_kelly » 28 Dec 2006 14:14

Pte Peter Ustinov of the East Surrey Regiment (IIRC) - films were The Way Ahead (star, wrote) and School for Secrets (directed, wrote). Officially he is not credited with directorial duties for The Way Ahead however I have no doubt he attempted some .....

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Post by Brian Ross » 29 Dec 2006 13:30

Ustinov it was and yes, it was "The Way Ahead" - which he claims he helped direct in his autobiography IIRC.

Over to you, Ned. Your turn.

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Post by edward_n_kelly » 02 Jan 2007 07:18

What was Operation "Ethel" ?

Hint: British movie.....

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Post by waldorf » 02 Jan 2007 15:30

Process to build the escalator linking earth to heaven in the movie A Matter of Life and Death.

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Post by edward_n_kelly » 03 Jan 2007 00:22

Yes - to you sir!

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Post by waldorf » 03 Jan 2007 00:51

Thank you sir.

The B-17 crash landing near the beginning of the movie was no special effect. Stunt pilot Paul Mantz was paid $4,500 to crash-land the bomber. Mantz, of course, walked away from the wreck. Until the 1970s, that was the largest amount ever paid to a stuntman for a single stunt.

What movie are they talking about?

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Post by arcano » 03 Jan 2007 01:38

I think we are talking about "Twelve O' Clock high"...I'm rigth,my friend? :wink:

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Post by waldorf » 03 Jan 2007 21:35

You are correct Arcano!! The next question is yours to ask.

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Post by arcano » 04 Jan 2007 06:06

Thank you,Chris.

Well,here are the clues:

1) A 1969 movie.
2) A Italian/Yugoslavia/Usa production.
3) A german unit figthing with a band of partisans.
4) A blonde male head running here and there... :wink:

Name of the movie?

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Post by waldorf » 04 Jan 2007 06:29

Battle of Neretva w/ Yul Bryner, Curt Jurgens, Orson Welles, and Hardy Kruger?

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Post by arcano » 04 Jan 2007 15:53

No...sorry,my friend...but,no big stars in this movie.By the way,Battle of Neretva is in DVD?

This "blonde head" was in others war movies.

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Post by arcano » 08 Jan 2007 03:52

Nobody guess,boys?

Another clue:

_The "blonde head" participate in a war movie with Charles Bronson and ...James Garner.

Go! :wink:

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Post by Potsdamerplatz » 08 Jan 2007 04:00

The "blonde head" is obviously David McCallum who starred alongside the actors you mentioned in "The Great Escape" but I cannot think of any other war movies he has been in apart from the obvious "Mosquito Squadron" and that's certainly not the movie arcano has chosen for us to guess.

Well, I've given everyone a little help. The blonde actor is definitely David McCallum. The movie title still remains a mystery. :oops:

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Post by arcano » 08 Jan 2007 04:47

Dear Scotish,you're rigth,is David McCallum.I saw this film (partially)only one time,in tv,in b&w,MAAAAAANY years ago.
Well,if nobody guess it,1-10 I'll put the name.Ok?
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