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    Maybe a clue from the blue bear?
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    Is there nobody playing anymore?
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    That's an easy one for me Blue so I'll let someone else have a go.
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    Yayyy - Go Blue Bear Your turn.
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    Can't believe I'm finding such difficult quotes. OK a clue :- Yet another American remake of foreign language film (but this one was almost as good as the original). Unlike most remakes, this one used the same location and character names as the original.
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    "The fear of offending is stronger than the fear of pain."
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    Good old British humour... Four Weddings And A Funeral
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    You've done it again Tomas - that's the second correct "guess" you've made. Off you go again.
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    Good guess Zombie but no... A clue: It's based on a true story The lead actor's German accent (in the movie) has been cited as the third worst movie accent of all time.
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    Me too. OK try this one:- "That's one way to fall asleep. Those stories bore even me. "
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    Leonardo DiCaprio in top form..... What's Eating Gilbert Grape
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    Don't sell yourself short Tomas - you are correct. The line was spoken by Rupert Pupkin (Robert De Niro) who played an aspiring comedian who stalked the Jerry Lewis character to get a spot on his talk show. Sarah Bernhardt won the only American award the movie received - an NSFC award for supporting actress. The movie was named "Film Of The Year" by the London Film Critics and the screenplay won a BAFTA (British Oscar) So your turn again
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    Is this movie causing that much trouble???? Here's a couple more clues: This movie was the opening film of the 1983 Cannes Film Festival Actress Sandra Bernhard was allowed to improvise most of her lines as she had no formal acting training and the director wanted her to be as natural as possible.
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    Looks like a clue (or 2) is needed: This was the 5th of 7 movies the director and star collaborated. The co-star was originally the "clown" half of a double act.
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    Maybe I should. OK try this one:- "The more scribbled the name, the bigger the fame."
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    One of my fave musicals - "Paint your Wagon" Oh the agony of listening to Ray Walston murdering a 'Scottish' accent...
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    You got it Blake. Your turn
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    Thank you Tomas This may be an easy one but here goes: "He's the horse of a different colour you've heard tell about."
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    Not a favourite but enjoyable none the less Death In Venice
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    Come back Kitt - all is forgiven........
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    Yep. Your turn Kitt
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    "A naked man with a gun? Do you really expect anyone to believe that?"
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    The Sting - Newman and Redford on top form again
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    Who even did Latin???
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    Thought I'd got you stuck Kitt. Should've known better Your turn
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