And for Monday, a mystery lad.
And for Tuesday, a couple of mystery ladies.
Please congratulate Kent for identifying the movie and mystery lad; Julie Merholz (movie and mystery lad); Patrice Roe (movie and mystery lad); Mary Mallory (movie and mystery lad); Don Danard (movie and mystery lad); Dan (movie and mystery lad); Sarah (movie and mystery lad); Jenny M (movie and mystery lad); Dennis Gilliam (movie and mystery lad); Megan (mystery lad); Gregory Moore (movie and mystery lad); Eve (movie and mystery lad); June (movie and mystery lad); Greg Clancey (movie and mystery lad); Mike Hawks (movie and mystery lad); Patrick — who claims sleep deprivation for his earlier incorrect entry — (movie and mystery lad); Suzanne Annette Stone; ValleDave (movie and mystery lad); Veikko Suvanto (movie and mystery lad); Chrisbo (movie and mystery lad); and David Inman (movie and mystery lad).
And to MK Buzzell (movie and mystery lad), who says “Too easy!” Rest assured that Back of the Head Guy is clamoring for a return appearance.
And for Wednesday, our mystery lad has some rather morose mystery friends.
Dennis Gilliam, Patrick, Mary Mallory (half credit) and Chrisbo have identified our mystery ladies from Tuesday. Mary also requests “Let’s have more silents!” What do you say?
And for Thursday, a mystery woman peering out a window.
Wednesday’s mystery folks were identified by Patrick, Don Danard, Mary Mallory, Dennis Gilliam, Chrisbo, Mike Hawks, Karen, Rick and Rick Scott. Congratulations!
And for Friday, three chaps.
Please congratulate Patrick, Chrisbo, Mary Mallory, Don Danard, Benito and Mike Hawks for identifying Thursday’s mystery woman. Hawks says: “XXXX is about to have a very bad day.”
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Bobby Henrey in “Fallen Idol”
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The Fallen Idol
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Bobby Henrey
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Bobby Henrey in the Fallen Idol. Ralph Richardson was Baines the butler.
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Ted Donaldson in “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.”
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Ted Donaldson?
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Ivan Jandl in THE SEARCH.
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Oops, no, it ‘s Bobby Henrey in THE FALLEN IDOL.
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Bobby Hendrey in “The Fallen Idol”
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Bobby Henrey in “The Fallen Idol.” Incredible staircase in the entry hall set.
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At last I know what film this is! The Fallen Idol, 1948, Bobby Henrey.
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Bobby Henery in the Fallen Idol
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Jon Whiteley in “The Spanish Gardener” from 1956.
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After a week of staring at the backs of heads, a way more obvious entry: Bobby Henrey in Sir Carol Reed’s The Fallen Idol.
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Bobby Henrey.
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Bobby Henrey in “The Fallen Idol”
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Is that wee Bobby Henrey in The Fallen Idol?
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Bobby Henrey from The Fallen Idol
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Bobby Henrey in “The Fallen Idol”.
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Bobby Henrey in FALLEN IDOL.
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I was still half asleep when I answered earlier; can I take another shot? Monday = Bobby Henrey from “The Fallen Idol” from 1948.
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Bobby Henrey from “The Fallen Idol”
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Monday’s lad is Bobby Henrey in “The Fallen Idol”
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I’m surprised no one has got this yet. Ralph Richardson in “The Fallen Idol”.
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Oops, not Ralph Richardson, obviously, but Bobby Henrey!
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Too easy! Bobby Henrey from Carol Reed’s THE FALLEN IDOL (1948)
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Bobby Henrey in “The Fallen Idol”
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Bobby Henrey in “The Fallen Idol.”
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Britisih whatever it is
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Tuesday, on the left, is Dandy Nichols, who later played the original “Edith Bunker” character in All in the Family.
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Tuesday = Dandy Nichols and Joan Young
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Ethel Coleridge and Joan Young.
Let’s have more silents!
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Please! No more Back of the Head Guy!!
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Tuesday: Dandy Nichols and Joan Young
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Wednesday = Bobby Henrey, Michele Morgan and Ralph Richardson.
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Today, it’s Michele Morgan and (Sir) Ralph Richardson with the young lad.
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Bobby and Michelle Morgan.
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Ralph Richardson too.
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Wednesday, along with Bobby Henrey, Michele Morgan (still with us at 93) and, from the back, Sir Ralph Richardson. For Tuesday, I meant to say that Dany Nichols played the Edith Bunker roll in All in the Family’s British predecessor, ‘Til Death Do Us Part.
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Wednesday is Henrey, Michele Morgan, and the back of Ralph Richardson.
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For wednesday we have Bobby and Michele Morgan and back of head Ralph Richardson.
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Finally! “The Fallen Idol” — which makes our latest guests Bobby Henrey,Ralph Richardson and Michele Morgan.
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Michele Morgan The Fallen Idol
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Wednesday….the return of “Back-of-Head Guy” is Ralph Richardson in “The Fallen Idol.”
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Thursday = Sonia Dresdel
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Thursday is Sonia Dresdel about to come to an untimely end.
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Sonia Dresdel?
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Today’s Mystery Woman is Sonia Dresdel.
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The Fallen Idol. Never could sit through the whole movie, but Wednesday’s lady Michele Morgan is worth watching. PS Gotta love Tuesday’s “pepper pot” ladies.
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Sonia Dresdel is about to have a very bad day.
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L to R, Geoffrey Keen, Denis O’Dea, and Jack Hawkins.
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Friday’s trio look like a rather young Geoffrey Keene, Denis O’Dea and Jack Hawkins.
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Friday = (l to r) Bernard Lee, Denis O’Dea and previous Back of the Head Guy Jack Hawkins.
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Jack hawkins
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The Fallen Idol
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I am amused by the reader’s comment that this week’s mystery is “too easy” and I guess it is as all the usual suspects have written in with the correct cast and title. Apparently I was out of town the week this film played: I do not know what it is nor have I ever seen any of these actors before …excepting a very young Jack Hawkins. (Friday, right.) I do suspect, however, that it is a British film. And that makes it all the more amusing to me because growing up in Kansas during the mid fifties, when TV was a young medium, before there were Late Shows, we were fed a steady diet of British programers. Nope. I must have fallen asleep the night this played. …as I often did with programers. Ah well, Monday is another week.
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Today in order left to right are Bernard Lee, Denis O’Dea and Jack Hawkins.
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Geoffrey Keen, Denis O’Dea, Jack Hawkins. (Disappointed that Torin Thatcher did not make an appearance)
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