Actresses Legs Quiz

HONDO

jayn_j said:

I can't resist.  The actress later won an academy award playing a character with a common link to this one.

Again a good clue.

My final clue is a multiple academy award winner.

Bruce

The last clue did it! Jane Fonda in Walk On The Wild Side

HONDO

Bruce said:

The last clue did it! Jane Fonda in Walk On The Wild Side

 Yes 342 is indeed Jane Fonda in a scene from the 1962 film Walk On The Wild Side..

HONDO

HONDO said:

jayn_j said:

No research needed.  341 is Claudette Coulbert in It Happened One Night.  The original 'road' comedy.

It certainly is Claudette Colbert from It Happened One Night From 1934.

 A memorable scene from the film. along with the divided bedroom section of the film as well.

I neglected to attach an image from the film so here is one now. 

HONDO

 343  344
Two more new images for your latest challenge.

jayn_j

343 is Sandra Dee in a publicity shot for Rosie (1967)
I think the other one is fairly easy.

HONDO

jayn_j said:

343 is Sandra Dee in a publicity shot for Rosie (1967)

Correct. 

 

jayn_j said:

I think the other one is fairly easy.

I do agree that 344 shouldn't present a problem in being identified.

jayn_j

344 seems to be going nowhere, so...
Sophia Loren in Heller in Pink Tights.

HONDO

jayn_j said:

344 seems to be going nowhere, so...
Sophia Loren in Heller in Pink Tights.

Well done Jay. My next clue was going to have been travelling out west. Heller In pink Tights from 1960.

   

HONDO

 345  346
Your latest image challenges.

HONDO

A clue for 345 is almost likely to be her most remembered film performance.

A clue for 346 is also gave a great film performance, before having a brief acting stint in the U.S.A. 

theartofmovieposters

345 was driving me crazy...Glenn Close

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theartofmovieposters said:

345 was driving me crazy...Glenn Close

Correct. I am pleased Ves that you got to solve it.

. A scene From Glenn's stunning performance in Fatal Attraction from 1987.

 

HONDO

A clue for 346 is British,

HONDO

HONDO said:

A clue for 346 is also gave a great film performance, before having a brief acting stint in the U.S.A. 

HONDO said:

A clue for 346 is British,

Another clue for 346 is that there is a resemblance to a late 1950's released U.S. film that was based on true life happenings. 

HONDO

The final clues for 346 are The Beatles and The Smiths.

Bruce

It is so frustrating because I feel sure I have seen that image, but just can't place it, and for once your clues aren't helping! I feel sure that once you reveal it, I will be going "of course"!

HONDO

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    Bruce said:

It is so frustrating because I feel sure I have seen that image, but just can't place it, and for once your clues aren't helping! I feel sure that once you reveal it, I will be going "of course"!

You have auctioned off seven of the poster source item where the image was taken from Bruce., so you may  end up saying ''off course'' 

HONDO

O.k. it is time to reveal the answer to 346. I will admit that it was a difficult entry,

Diana Dors was the beauty in question. The scene is from a film that she was proud of titled Yield To The Night (1956) .In the U.S.A. it was re-titled Blonde Sinner. 

 


She featured on two album covers in later years.. Firstly on The Beatles Sgt. Petters Lonely Hearts Club Band in 1967, then on The Smiths Singles album in 1995. featuring a scene from Yield to The Night.

 

Bruce

I should have gotten that from your excellent clues alone!

HONDO

 347  348

 349  350
Although western genre movies appear to be not that popular here, it does seem to me though that at least three out of the four above new images should be easily recognised.

Let's see then if I am right with my thinking.

Bruce

I think 347 is Raquel Welch in Hannie Caulder, 348 Joan Crawford in Johnny Guitar, 349 Doris Day in Calamity Jane and 350 Jodie Foster in Maverick.

I could be wrong on any or all, but they ARE very distinctive outifits (plus there have not been many female gunslingers)!

jayn_j

I believe 349 is actually Sharon Stone in The Quick and the Dead

Bruce

jayn_j said:

I believe 349 is actually Sharon Stone in The Quick and the Dead

Like I said, I was completely guessing. I hope I got at least one!

Rick

I also think 347 is Hannie Caulder

HONDO

Bruce said:

I think 347 is Raquel Welch in Hannie Caulder, 348 Joan Crawford in Johnny Guitar, 349 Doris Day in Calamity Jane and 350 Jodie Foster in Maverick.

I could be wrong on any or all, but they ARE very distinctive outifits (plus there have not been many female gunslingers)!

Two correct with Raquel Welch in Hannie Caulder from 1971, and Joan Crawford in Johnny Guitar from 1954,.

 

 

jayn_j said:

I believe 349 is actually Sharon Stone in The Quick and the Dead

It sure is. The Quick And the Dead from 1995.

 
    

Bruce said:

jayn_j said:

I believe 349 is actually Sharon Stone in The Quick and the Dead

Like I said, I was completely guessing. I hope I got at least one!

Two correct answers is a good result so well done. I can certainly understanf why you thought ii could have been Doris Day in Calamity Jane. 

 

Rick said:

I also think 347 is Hannie Caulder

Correct as well.

HONDO

A clue for the lesser known actress featured in the 350 image is Tarzan, 

HONDO

Another clue for 350 is originally played the lead role on broadway in a musical that ended up being performed by Doris Day in the later film version.

jayn_j

That did it.  Actress is Janis Paige.  You referenced The Pajama Game, which she played the lead on Broadway, while Doris Day did the film.  I wouldn't exactly say 'lesser known' as she was notable in Silk Stockings and was a frequent guest on TV in the 60s and 70s.
BTW the film is Cheyenne. I did have to work a bit to find that.

HONDO

jayn_j said:

That did it.  Actress is Janis Paige.  You referenced The Pajama Game, which she played the lead on Broadway, while Doris Day did the film.  I wouldn't exactly say 'lesser known' as she was notable in Silk Stockings and was a frequent guest on TV in the 60s and 70s.
BTW the film is Cheyenne. I did have to work a bit to find that.

Correct for 350, Cheyenne from 1947. The lesser known comment referred to her not being remembered that well today, and not during her acting days.

My earlier clue of Tarzan referred to the actor featured in the following scene. Bruce Bennett played Tarzan on screen in the 1930s when he was then billed as being Herman Brix,