Here are some mystery folks in a mystery movie.
Here are some more mystery folks from this mystery movie:
Isn’t she a little old for him?
Oh my. Let’s get a closer look.
I think we can rule out “The Courtship of Andy Hardy.”
And a mystery chanteuse for Wednesday….
And here are some more mystery folks for Thursday.
Please congratulate Dewey Webb for identifying our mystery film!
OK, final shots and now everyone can join the party!
Please congratulate Jenny M, Tearose, Mike Hawks, Sue, Mary Mallory, William, Gary Martin, Roget-L.A., Sarah, Grant Lockhart, Pamela Porter, Patricia van Hartesveldt, Patrick and Rick Scott for identifying the mystery film!
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You have us stumped! It looks like a movie that took place in the 50’s! Probably controversial for the time. Perhaps a college theme? Did this take place in LA?
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He appears to be Bobby Darin. Her name is right on the tip of my mind’s tongue, but it refuses to take the leap.
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Michael weatherly ….sheer guess
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Victim
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Interesting guess! I was not aware of this movie. I’ll have to check it out.
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Victim is shown occasionally on TCM, IFC and/or Sundance cable channels. It’s Dirk Bogard’s coming out party.
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Yes it’s on Netflix also.
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It looks to be a pub …with a rather specific clientele …and although there’s not a familiar face in the carload I’ll suggest The Killing of Sister George, 1968 ..as the fashions suggest. BTW Victum is an excellent film. Dirk Bogard at his best.
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Interesting guess. Among other things “The Killing of Sister George” is in color.
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I’ve never seen it …just guessing.
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Bunny Lake Is Missing?
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“All Night Long” – a jazz version of “Othello”
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Interesting guess! I’ll have to check out this movie — if I can find it.
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“All Night Long” – the jazz version of “Othello”
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A familiar face (I think): David McCallum
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Am thinking that the mystery woman is actress/singer, Barbara McNair.
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Paris Blues!!!
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If that’s Brock Peters, I’ll guess this is “The L-Shaped Room.”
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Diahann Carroll and Joanne Woodward in Paris Blues
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Joanne Woodward and Diahann Carroll. That makes it “Paris Blues.”
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Finally, Diahann Carroll and Joanne Woodward from PARIS BLUES 1961.
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Paris Blues
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Paris Blues, today with Diahann Carroll and Joanne Woodward. Is Wednesday’s lady Barbara Laage?
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Aha…it all becomes clear at last: “Paris Blues,” 1961
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Paris blues, (1961) probably lots of correct answers today. I will guess the “chanteuse” is Barbara Laage
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Well, for Thursday we have Diahann Carroll and Joanne Woodward in a Paris dive (not London pub as I initially thought…the easy mix of blacks and whites strongly indicates that this is Europe, not mid century NYC…) so I suppose this is Paris Blues. (Paul and Sidney are not yet seen.) The car load of extras are still nameless …If there’s a shot of the piano player that would be Aaron Bridgers who was Billy Strayhorn’s longtime lover. In fact The Duke released an album of this score…etc.
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Wednesday’s mystery chanteuse is Barbara Laage, and Thursday’s mystery folks are Diahann Carroll and Joanne Woodward. The mystery movie is Paris Blues (1961).
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Paris Blues, 1961!
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PARIS BLUES (1961)
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Paris Blues ~ Diahann Carroll & Joanne Woodward
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I think the Thursday ladies are Diahann Carroll and Joanne Woodward. The movie must be “Paris Blues.”
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Paris Blues
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Should have gone with my first instinct…”Paris Blues.” joanne Woodward and Dianne Carroll were the dead giveaways.
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The movie is Paris Blues – I spotted Joanne Woodward, Diahann Carroll, Louis Armstrong, Paul Newman. The others I don’t recognize – Are they possibly French actors?
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Could this be “Paris Blues”?
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Well, now I know it’s Paris Blues. It’s obvious that this is one Newman film that I haven’t seen.
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OK, I give up, who are the people in the first picture?
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Not only had I not seen ‘Paris Blues’, but I wasn’t even aware of it. Shame on me. Especially shameful because it is the kind of film I would have been drawn to then and now. Thanks for awakening me. My next job is to rent and see it.
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