Actresses Legs Quiz

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 A final clue for 384 is ballet dancer.

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For 384, if an answer isn't received by tomorrow I will then reveal the film's title.

Bruce

Mitzi Gaynor in South Pacific?

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Bruce said:

Mitzi Gaynor in South Pacific?

Sorry but not her Bruce, Does French help,

Bruce

Leslie Caron in Father Goose?

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Bruce said:

Leslie Caron in Father Goose?

384 is indeed Leslie Caron in Father Goose from 1964.

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 385  386
Your latest challengers.

jayn_j

385 is Audrey Hepburn in Funny Face
386 is Cyd Charisse in Silk Stockings

Both favorites of mine.

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jayn_j said:

385 is Audrey Hepburn in Funny Face
386 is Cyd Charisse in Silk Stockings

Both favorites of mine.

Correct. Must have put a smile on your face then.

Funny Face from 1957, and also Silk Stockings from 1957.

    

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 387  388
And the lovelies continue to roll on here. Two very well known actresses appear above.

jayn_j

387 is Doris Day in The Glass Bottom Boat.  Typical cute DD and I believe her last film.
Edit: IMDB says she did a couple more, ending with With 6 You Get Eggroll in 1968.  Always respected that she knew when to retire and not go out with some embarrassing role.

HONDO

Correct. The Glass Bottom Boat aka The Spy in Lace Panties from 1966.

 

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A 388 clue is a big Hollywood star in a British film. 

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Another 388 clue is starred in a much loved television series later in her career..

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Another clue for 388 is Technicolor

theartofmovieposters

That is Yvonne because I've seen that picture several times, but I don't know the movie.  If no one else knows I'll do some googling later.

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theartofmovieposters said:

That is Yvonne because I've seen that picture several times, but I don't know the movie.  If no one else knows I'll do some googling later.

Yes you are correct Ves in identifying 388 as being Yvonne De Catlo. Anyone else able to identify the film being promoted.

jayn_j

I believe it is Hotel Sahara from 1951

HONDO

HONDO said:

theartofmovieposters said:

That is Yvonne because I've seen that picture several times, but I don't know the movie.  If no one else knows I'll do some googling later.

Yes you are correct Ves in identifying 388 as being Yvonne De Catlo. Anyone else able to identify the film being promoted.

jayn_j said:

I believe it is Hotel Sahara from 1951

Yes that is the film in question..

 

HONDO

 389  390
Let's see how these two latest images fare,

jayn_j

390 Those legs and tap shoes.  Must be Eleanor Powell.  A quick search says the film is Boogie Woogie from 1943

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jayn_j said:

390 Those legs and tap shoes.  Must be Eleanor Powell.  A quick search says the film is Boogie Woogie from 1943

Yes indeed it is Eleanor Powell, but the film scene is from Thousands Cheer from 1943.

The number she perormed in the film is called Boogie Woogie. A cool clip of her performing this number can be viewed on You Tube,

 

jayn_j

Makes sense.  Just sloppy on my part.

HONDO

A clue for 389 is she had an older lesser known singer and actress sister.

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A further clue for 389 is a big Paramount star in the 1940s.

theartofmovieposters

Betty Hutton in Incendiary Blonde but I cheated

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theartofmovieposters said:

Betty Hutton in Incendiary Blonde but I cheated

Correct answer for 389. As long as I receive a correct answer, no worries. Incendiary Blonde from 1945.

 

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 391  392
The latest images for you. My feeling is that they shouldn't present a problem in one being able to recognise the ladies appearing above.

theartofmovieposters

391 Sophia Loren and 392 Anita Ekberg  

Easy ones...that's the only reason I could get them

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theartofmovieposters said:

391 Sophia Loren and 392 Anita Ekberg  

Easy ones...that's the only reason I could get them

Correct. The Sophia Loren image from The Pride And the Passion (1957) and the Anita Ekberg scene from La Dolce Vita (1960).

Easy for you, but maybe not so for others, but l did think that they would be recognised sooner than later.