I am sure the umbrellas are Cherbourgian.
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Thanks, Sue and ita! Since I didn't spoilerfont my post right in the first place, if I went back and fixed it now, it would make those who didn't spoilerfont after me appear to be outside of the norm. So I'll take my lumps and leave the post as is.
I think you may be right, Sue. I wasn't too happy with my original choice because it's not a view you have in the actual movie, whereas in yours, you do.
Oops, I left spoilerfont out of my last batch as I was typing it in a word document to copy and paste so it would look less suspicious from across the office. Fixed now.
Might the crosses be the Life of Brian?
Corwood, you could go ahead. Everyone else has spoilerfonted now.
It's the Algerian flag, but I think you're absolutely right (and Algeria makes it even righter, n'est-ce pas?).
Right! Also, pre-caffeinated. And thanks for the spoiler font info to you, too.
Also, Sue and I are right about Cherbourg vs. Singin' in the Rain.
OK, fixed now.
Might the Bond movie be Goldfinger ? Sort of the right colour.
Still not getting the moustache though. And what is that thing on top of it, the one with the Soviet star?
Fiona:
Goldfinger works for me on the Bond.
and
In the not-so-good film Gorky Park, William Hurt has that moustache and wears that hat. However, Jars suggested Dr. Zhivago, which is a better choice.
If I were programming a trio of TCM films, I think I'd go with a Careful Your Television Doesn't Ignite from the Sparks theme night and do To Have and Have Not, His Girl Friday, and Roman Holiday.