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Dodge Challenger 1970 features very prominently in my one I posted. If you get it from the Charlotte Rampling scene my hat off to you!
I thought it might have been 'The Night Porter', but then you gave a clue 'Dodge Challenger', so definitely not. :)
No, try again, here's a clue associated with the film- 28 years..:)
I've read the book and believe me when I say that it was a tough old read. The '28 years' clue rings a bell, i'm sure that was how long he was marooned on the island. It's a Robinson Crusoe movie, but i couldn't say which one, or the actor's name.

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I've just noticed in my TV guide that there's a Robinson Crusoe movie on 'Talking Pictures tv' (Freeview channel 82) at 6.10 tonight, could it be that one? It's starring a chap called Dan O'Herlithy.
 
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Yes! An' are there two g's in bugger off!

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I've read the book and believe me when I say that it was a tough old read. The '28 years' clue rings a bell, i'm sure that was how long he was marooned on the island. It's a Robinson Crusoe movie, but i couldn't say which one, or the actor's name.

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I've just noticed in my TV guide that there's a Robinson Crusoe movie on 'Talking Pictures tv' (Freeview channel 82) at 6.10 tonight, could it be that one? It's starring a chap called Dan O'Herlithy.

Yeah that's the one, in the book he was marooned for 28 years..:)
 

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Not read Robinson Crusoe in many a moon. great book. The one I posted is called Vanishing Point well worth a watch. Avoid the remake. The scene I posted was deleted in some cuts of the film.
 

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Gregory's Girl!

Another excellent Bill Forsyth movie. Two years before 'Local Hero'.
At a push, out of those two great movies I would favour Local Hero, but I do love Clare Grogan. I was gutted when the producer of Red Dwarf replaced her with another actor. The reason being, supposedly, that he wanted a 'different feel' to the part. But really, he felt she was getting too old. (even though she's younger than all the male actors in the show) :rolleyes:
 

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Words are flowing out like endless rain into a paper cup,
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I think that might be Pleasantville. If you get a chance, try and catch the series 'Wandavision'. The first couple of episodes are in B/W, very similar to Pleasantville. It then goes on to superhero stuff. A very bizarre show :)
 

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I think it's Boris Karloff ^^^^ but I couldn't hazard a guess at the movie.
 

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Michael Crawford may be better known as Frank Spencer in the comedy Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, or for the musicals Barnum and Phantom of the Opera. But he made movies in the 1960's...
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I think that might be Pleasantville. If you get a chance, try and catch the series 'Wandavision'. The first couple of episodes are in B/W, very similar to Pleasantville. It then goes on to superhero stuff. A very bizarre show :)

I've been a fan of the MCU for years. So WandaVision is right there for me. The more bizarre the better *lol*
 
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