Game: guess from which war/historical movie is the picture?

[LineDoggie]

Colditz TV series Edward Hardwicke

Great series with Robert Wagner, David McCollum, Bernard Hepton, Anthony Valentine, Hans Meyer

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Let’s try something easy and italian next

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Waleed

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Ups! Sorry about that Linedoggie. Had problems posting and did not see the posts posted. Disregard my post if you wish.

Waleed

[LineDoggie]

Ups! Sorry about that Linedoggie. Had problems posting and did not see the posts posted. Disregard my post if you wish.

Waleed

Not at all go right ahead I have some other things to do around the house today

[Helmut0815]

Let’s try something easy and italian next

Well undoubtely this is from Sons of the Desert by Laurel & Hardy.
Unfortunately I'cant remember what scene.

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best regards


Helmut

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Well undoubtely that’s not the answer I was looking for.
Try something nearly 10 years later than the 1933 “sons of the desert”.

Waleed

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

No interest or no luck in the italian I posted besides a wrong answer by Helmut.
1942 and planes would be a good lead.

Waleed

[Uncle John]

1942 and planes would be a good lead.

Waleed

Made in Hollywood? London or Rome?
[thinking]

[OpanaPointer]

No I mean a slave empire, the Gulags are in the US. The clue is in the name.

?

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Yes OpanaPointer, good question…?
Uncle John, I’m not sure but not Rome!
The main role also directed the movie if it’s any help as a clue.

Waleed

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Last clue…

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[Uncle John]

I put "woman with wings statue" on Google and...... still no luck

Boo!

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Some more help then!
The little “Tinkerbell” is flying over and kissing what..?
And who could (and did!) win such a famous trophy..?
The film has been mentioned earlier.

Waleed

[Uncle John]

Well, I can't find an answer, so I give up......too hard for me : )
And I'm surprised no one else has an answer

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Well, Uncle John as you are one of the few to respond but not the first I’ll give you the answer (LineDoggie already and correctly answered the riddle ages ago per PM).
The first of the few Italian actor Filippo Del Giudice portraying Bertorelli, a MVSN officer at the 1927 Schneider Trophy in Venice, Italy.
The “wave kissing tinkerbell” is the trophy itself.

All yours Uncle John or any of the few who are still interested.

Waleed