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[MissBoots]

Well known films -
1.Sir
Ardour
Sir

2. The Land
Of Nod

3. Chaffeurs

4. doh ray
mi so

5. NAP

Any ideas appreciated - thanks in advance.

[smouse]

to sir with love
4 and 5
Not positive but got sound of music and big sleep

[MissBoots]

Thanks alot smouse - like your answers!

[BabsG]

For 2 think Biblical.

[MissBoots]

Thank you BabsG - got it now!

[juliefer]

I can't help you with number 3, MissBoots, but I don't think number 4 is 'The Sound of Music'. Fah should be between mi and so but the only titles I can come up with as yet are 'Far away' and 'Far and away'. The first fits the clue but doesn't seem well-known.

If you've got number 16 of the quiz, I'd appreciate a clue - I recognize where three of the names come from but just can't think of the answer.

[quizling]

To Juliefer.

I wonder if 16 is Little Women.

I've just sent you a thank you for the Biscuit quiz answer, so I hope I can help in return.

[MissBoots]

juliefer - thanks, I agree that fah is missing, but like you can't really fit it to a film.
I've put Little Women for the other one as well.

I'm also unsure about Tom and Harry saying hello, with Dick in the middle - any thoughts?

[juliefer]

Thanks quizling and MissBoots. I was thinking along the lines of one of the names not being in Cluedo, but I'm obviously looking for complications that don't exist.

MissBoots, so far I've only thought of 'The GoBetween' or 'Silent Witness' for the Tom/Dick/Harry one but neither seem convincing.

I'll probably end up putting 'Driving Miss Daisy' for the Chauffeurs one through lack of any other ideas.

[valerieb1254]

Found in my book a 1989 film called ' Driving Force '. Just a suggestion. Good Luck with the quiz.
Val.

[MissBoots]

Thanks to you both juliefer and val for your input and ideas, I appreciate your help.

[mags51]

Re TOM DICK & HARRY - I have 'Looking for Richard'

[juliefer]

Thanks for the suggestion, mags51, it's better than the ones I'd thought of.

I'm probably being slow but I've only just got round to Googling Miss Peach and found out she's also a character in some editions of Cluedo. I'm wondering if 'The Ladykillers' could be the answer to this one although I can see why people have gone for 'Little Women'.

[Ternigapp]

How about 'Richard iii' for Tom, dick, harry clue?