Can You Identify These Movies From The 60s With Just One Screenshot?

By: Narra Jackson
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Can You Identify These Movies From The 60s With Just One Screenshot?
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About This Quiz

The 1960s was an exciting time for the world - both the good and the bad - from the space race of the decade, culminating with the moon landing in 1969, to the early stages of the Vietnam War, all under the constant backdrop of the Cold War. This decade was less than two decades after World War II and a couple years removed from the Korean War. TV was stepping away from the "traditional" family of the '50s and to the grittier truth of a new generation of outspoken and peace-friendly hippies looking to change the world. 

What did all of this mean for movies? Well, you can probably figure that out, as a '60s movie buff. This quiz will bring you through an iconic decade of change and the movies that helped inspire and provoke people. Moviegoers could reminisce about life, love, the past and the outlook for the future.  

Do you remember the movie that inspired you to be an astronaut? Or the movie that resulted in a summer vacation to visit the OK Corral? How about the movies that got your adrenaline pumping or helped you define love? 

You know the movies and love the actors. See how many of these movies you can identify from a single screenshot. 

The Magnificent Seven
United Artists, The Mirisch Company
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Cool Hand Luke
The Virgin Spring
To Kill a Mockingbird
The Magnificent Seven
The 1960s film, The Magnificent Seven was actually a huge disappointment in the United States but proved to be a huge hit in Europe. Also, the plot of Stephen King's 2003 novel Wolves of the Calla is based on The Magnificent Seven.

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
United Artists, Constantin Film, Produzioni Europee Associati (PEA), Arturo González Producciones Cinematográficas
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly's story line was improvised in a meeting, a story about three bums who go around through the Civil War and look for money. Based on this improvised pitch, a gentleman by the name of Picker agreed to fund the film. Actually, all three films were released in America over the course of one single year.
The Whip and the Body
Yojimbo
Knife in the Water

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The Sound of Music
20th Century Fox
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The Sound of Music
The Trapp family (is the family The Sound of Music was based) were actually really successful singers in real life! For nearly a decade, the Von Trapps toured three seasons of the year. During WWII, they usually played more than 100 U.S. shows per year, averaging about $1,000 per show.
The Graduate
Psycho

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2001: A Space Odyssey
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Once Upon a Time in the West
Black Sunday
2001: A Space Odyssey
For 2001: A Space Odyssey Stanley Kubrick, the director, and producer had several tons of sand imported, washed, and painted for the moon surface scenes. Before they agreed on 2001: A Space Odyssey, a working title was "Voyage Beyond the Stars" but Stanley Kubrick disliked it immensely and forced them to change it.
Repulsion

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Mary Poppins
Walt Disney Pictures
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Night of the Living Dead
Persona
Easy Rider
Mary Poppins
P.L. Travers, who wrote Mary Poppins actually refused to sell the movie rights initially... for the first 20 years. Disney started lobbying for the movie rights in the early 1940s and didn't actually make a deal with P.L. Travers until 1961 when she finally relented, mostly because she needed the money.

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The Jungle Book
Walt Disney Pictures, Fairview Entertainment
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Lord of the Flies
The Wild Bunch
The Jungle book
The Jungle Book was the last film that Walt Disney worked on. There was also originally a rhinoceros called Rocky the Rhino and was set to appear after King Louie's scene. Rocky was intended to be a dim-witted, bumbling, near blind character to provide a bit of comic relief to the film. It got cut because Walt didn't want to put too many goofy sequences back to back from each other.
True Grit

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Cleopatra
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Comanche Station
Ice Palace
G. I. Blues
Cleopatra
Joseph L. Mankiewicz actually hoped that this film would be released into two different motion pictures, "Caeser and Cleopatra" followed by "Anthony and Cleopatra." Each film was set to run for about three hours. This is one of the most expensive movies ever made. It's budget of $44 million is equivalent to approximately $336 million in 2013 dollars. Holy cow!

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Planet of the Apes
Twentieth Century Fox, The Zanuck Company
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Planet of the Apes
In the original Planet of the Apes, actors that were made up as different ape species tended to hang out together during breaks in filming. Gorillas with gorillas, orangutans with orangutans, and chimps with chimps. It wasn't a requirement by any means it just naturally happened that way. Also, all the ape actors had to wear their masks during breaks throughout the day. Because of this, their meals were liquified and drunk through straws.
Exodus
Flaming Star
Guns of the TImberland

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Bullitt
Youtube
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Bullitt
In Bullitt, Steve McQueen was so worried that people would think he used a stunt man during the famous chase scene, that he made a point to keep his head near the open car window just to reassure everyone in the audience that it was in fact him. Steve was also tested by the cops in the film. They took him to a morgue to see how "tough" he was, and then were thoroughly surprised when he showed up casually eating an apple.
The Apartment
Breakfast at Tiffany's
The Conqueror Worm

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The Graduate
StudioCanal
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Magnificent Seven
King of Kings
The Graduate
Even though everyone remembers the graduate as the start of the term "cougar." In reality, the female lead Bancroft was only 35 when the film was shot, and Hoffman, the young male lead, was 29. Mike Nichols used lighting and makeup to give Bancroft an older look. Also, Gene Hackman was initially set to play Mrs. Robinson's husband in the film but was fired 3 weeks in due to a bad fit.
The Bad Sleep Well

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Youtube
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Breakfast at Tiffany's
In Breakfast at Tiffany's Capote, the director originally wanted Marilyn Monroe to play the part of Holly Golightly but her acting coach, Paula Strasberg told her not to take the role as the role's "call-girl-like" nature was bad for her sex kitten image. Others that were in line for the role instead of Audrey Hepburn were Jane Fonda, Shirley MacLaine, and Kim Novak.
Cape Fear
The Passion of Anna
Contempt

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Lawrence of Arabia
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Lawrence of Arabia
In the film, Lawrence of Arabia, the actor depicting him was 6'3", a towering figure. In reality, the real Lawrence was only 5'5" tall, so he was actually quite short in stature. The real Lawrence's story is quite amazing in fact, his first trip to the Middle East was in the summer of 1909 where he was traveling alone. During that trip he walked nearly 1,000 miles and was shot at, robbed, and badly beaten.
The Naked Kiss
L'Avventura
The Sword in the Stone

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Rosemary's Baby
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Exterminating Angel
Romeo and Juliet
Rosemary's Baby
Rosemary's Baby was in fact a book before it was a movie. Interestingly, the films producer, William Castle, bought the movie rights before the book as even published. Also, Ira Levin who wrote the book Rosemary's Baby, named the apartment building The Bramford, after Dracula author Bram Stoker.
The Great Escape

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The Great Escape
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Bride Wore Black
The Great Escape
The Great Escape was an interesting film because many of the characters in the film dealt with real life things that they portrayed in the film. For example, several cast members were actual prisoners of war during World War II. Donald Pleasence was held in a German camp, Hannes Messemer was captive in a Russian camp, and Til Kiwe and Hans Reiser were both prisoners of the Americans.
Bonnie and Clyde
Cleopatra

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Dr. No
Eon Productions
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Pink Panther
Long Day's Journey Into Night
Dr. No
Dr. No wasn't actually the first of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels to make it on the screen. Previously, in 1954, CBS made a TV version of the first Bond book that was written, "Casino Royale," starring Barry Nelson as the American version of "Jimmy Bond."
Pierrot le Fou

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Muscle Beach Party
Alta Vista Productions
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Planet of the Apes
Muscle Beach Party
Muscle Beach Party was just one of American International Pictures dozen or so Beach Party themed films created between 1963-1967. This franchise is geared mainly at teenagers kicking off at a Beach Party and then took detours into spy spoofs and racing films.
101 Dalmatians
At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul

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Bonnie and Clyde
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Bonnie and Clyde
If you don't know who Bonnie and Clyde were then you should. They were two young Texans that were involved in a crime spree in the 1930s. Interestingly, this wasn't what either of them wanted to become famous for. Bonnie loved music and also loved the stage, and Clyde loved to sing, play the guitar, and taught himself how to play the saxophone. Both wanted to make it big in Hollywood on the screen.
Harakiri
Viridiana
Hud

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Thunderball
Eon Productions
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
In the Heat of the Night
El Dorado
Thunderball
An interesting thing about Thunderball, is Bond's jet pack was actually not flown by the actor playing Bond. It was flown by an engineer by the name of Bill Suiter. He was one of only two people in the world at the time that were qualified to fly it.
Jules and Jim

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To Kill A Mockingbird
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
They Shoot Horses, Don't They
Who's That Knocking at My Door
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
To Kill a Mockingbird
Like the character Atticus (Lee's father), Lee grew up in the courtroom in real life too. Her father was actually a lawyer who was soft-spoken and he defended two African Americans that were accused of murder and unfortunately lost the case. Because of cases like this, Lee spent much of her childhood in the Monroeville courthouse.

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Spartacus
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Spartacus
Spartacus was a film made in 1960. An interesting thing about this film is that in order to get so many big stars to play supporting roles, Kirk Douglas showed each actor a different script that was written to emphasize each individual character that each actor was supposed to play.
Le Samouraï
The Sinners of Hell
Judgement at Nuremberg

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Westside Story
n/a
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
A Man for All Seasons
The Miracle Worker
West Side Story
West Side Story is one of the most groundbreaking musicals of all time. The original producer of West Side Story quit raising money for the original broadway show (before the film was made) early in the process because he thought tackling such serious topics was too risky for a Broadway musical. Luckily, another producer stepped in to take a chance, and West Side Story turned into one of the most successful musicals in history.
Midnight Cowboy

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It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
‎Casey Productions
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Odd Couple
The Guns of Navarone
Le Doulos
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World is an American film that was made in 1963. It is meant to be an epic comedy with an all-star cast including Spencer Tracy. The story line follows a madcap pursuit of $350,000, which today would be $2,710,000 in a stolen cash by a hilarious and diverse group of strangers. Some of the footage was cut and has deteriorated beyond the point of restoration due to some moves made against the director Kramer's wishes.

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True Grit John Wayne Movies
n/a
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Fireman's Ball
True Grit
True Grit is a western film starring the one and only John Wayne. He was apparently a bit of a snob on set. John Wayne was supposedly dissappointed by the casting of Kim Darby as Mattie Ross, and the two of them barely spoke at all when they were off camera.
Eyes Without a Face
The Innocents

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Dr. Strangelove
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
L'Eclisse
A Fistful of Dollars
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Stanley Kubrick actually lied to George C. Scott so that he could get funnier takes out of him. He told Scott to deliver broad and animated performances as his character Buck, promising him that none of these takes would actually be used in the final cut. He did the exact opposite and Scott felt so betrayed he vowed to never work with Kubrick ever again. Although they never collaborated again, Scott has since appreciated his role and acting in the film.
Onibaba

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Youtube
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Red Desert
Oliver!
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
Barbarella
Barbarella is a French-Italian Sci-FI film based on the French Barbarella comics. None other than Jane Fonda plays our beloved Barbarella. The fashion designer that was responsible for Fonda's costumes, Paco Rabanne, took influence from the women's liberation movement that was so hot in the 60s and so he designed outfits in the style of metal armor, taking influences from indian philosophy during the age of iron.

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Youtube
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid had an absolutely all-star cast. Paul Newman actually got mad at Robert Redford for doing his own stunts. To be fair, Redford's stunts were a lot moe dangerous. It wasn't a jealousy thing, apparently, Newman was just concerned for Redford's safety. Another funny fact about this film was that Katherine Ross was banned from the set for being "too helpful." It was actually mostly due to some favoritism played towards her because she was dating the cinematographer who filmed the movie.
2001: A Space Odyssey
Bullitt
Splendor in the Grass

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The Birds
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Charade
Django
The Birds
The Birds, a film that is still terrifying today, mainly because Alfred Hitchcock has always avoided providing any explanation for the avian attacks on Bodega Bay in the film. The director of the film had a long interest in birds prior to the film being made. He had been a bird watcher as a boy, he also took inspiration from an article he read in 1961 about hordes of dead birds washing up onto the streets of the seaside California town of Capitola.
In Cold Blood

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Lolita
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
For a Few Dollars More
Testament of Orpheus
Lolita
Nabokov was obsessed with phonetics and double consonants. Some phonetically interesting moves he made in the writing of Lolita were Gaston Godin, Mesmer Mesmer, and Harold D. Doublename. The word play also applies to the names of places that Lolita and H.H. visit too. Some examples are, Hazy Hills, Kumfy Kabins, Hobby House, Raspberry Room, and Pierre Point.
Wait Until Dark

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From Russia With Love
Eon Productions
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
Hombre
The Apartment
From Russia with Love
From Russia with Love is yet another one of our favorite James Bond films, and we aren't the only ones. Sean Connery said that this movie was his personal favorite out of the Bond films that he was involved in. Surprising since, during the helicopter sequence towards the end of the film, an inexperienced pilot flew the helicopter too close to Connery, almost killing him.

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Psycho
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Haunting
Psycho
For the time period, Psycho was unprecedented in its depiction of sexuality and violence right from the opening scene. Also, interestingly Hitchcock made a controversial move for the time by making a "no late admission" policy for the film. Hitchcock thought that if people entered the theater late and never saw the star actress Janet Leigh, that they would feel cheated.
The Hustler
Through a Glass Darkly

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A Fistful of Dollars
Constantin Film, Jolly Film, Ocean Films
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Time Machine
Dr. No
A Fistful of Dollars
A Fistful of Dollars was a great 1960s film starring Clint Eastwood. He was actually quite involved in creating his characters distinctive style. He bought the black jeans from a shop on Hollywood Boulevard, and he got the hat from a Santa Monica wardrobe firm, and finally the trademark black cigars came from a store in Beverly Hills. He cut the cigars into three pieces to make them smaller, he knew to do this, even though he is a non-smoker himself.
A Hard Day's Night

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Once Upon a Time in the West
Paramount Pictures, Finanzia San Marco, Rafran Cinematografica
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Once Upon a Time in the West
Henry Fonda originally turned down this role in Once Upon a Time in the West. It took director Sergio Leone flying to the US to meet with Fonda to tell him that he wanted him for the role because it would change his typecasting of "good guy" roles. He wanted the audience to be shocked to see Fonda as a villain.
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Lawrence of Arabia
Spartacus

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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Andrei Rublev
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was a comedy film starring Dick Van Dyke. In 1967 in an interview, Dick Van Dyke admitted that he only accepted the role of Caracatus Potts on the condition that he would not have to attempt an English accent. This was because he attempted a Cockney accent in Mary Poppins and was widely mocked by critics.
The Pink Panther
My Fair Lady

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The Dirty Dozen
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Alamo
The Angel Wore Red
The Dirty Dozen
The Dirty Dozen was a war-film created in 1967 and was MGM's biggest moneymaker of that year. This film was quite controversial because when it was released people thought that it depicted Allied soldiers as no different than Nazis. This films cast includes three Oscar winners: Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine, and George Kennedy.
Bells Are Ringing

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My Fair Lady
Warner Bros.
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Cinderfella
My Fair Lady
Did you know that My Fair Lady was actually adapted from a play called Pygmalion? The story of Pygmalion was rooted in Greek mythology. It is about a mythical artist that supposedly sculpted an ideal woman, only to fall in love with a statue. Similarly, in My Fair Lady Henry Higgins tries to "sculpt" a lower-class working girl into a well-spoken English lady.
Can Can
Desire in the Dust

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Hello, Dolly!
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Heller in Pink Tights
Hello, Dolly!
Gene Kelly directed the film Hello, Dolly! It was one of the top grossing films of 1969 but was so expensive to make that it still lost a reported $10 million. This effectively ended the golden age of Hollywood musicals. Also, Louis Armstrong's recording of the title song hit No. 1 on the Billboard singles chart, ending the Beatles' domination of the top slot for 14 consecutive weeks.
It Started in Naples
High Times

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Easy Rider
Columbia Pictures, Raybert Productions
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Murder, Inc.
Midnight Lace
The Last Voyage
Easy Rider
Easy Rider was absolutely a film that was made for the youth of the time. With a budget of much under $1 million, this 1969 guerrilla film went on to gross over $60 million worldwide. After the filming was finished in 1968 it took Hopper a year to edit over 80 hours of footage, footage that included real scenes of drug use and a profound ending. This movie ignited a revolution in cinema that hasn't been recaptured since.

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Fail-Safe
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Fail-Safe
Fail-Safe includes two Oscar winners: Henry Fonda and Walter Matthau. The "computer generated" image on the control-room screen which included the world map, the planes, and the explosions, was an image entirely drawn and animated by hand.
The 3rd Voice
5 Branded Women
13 Ghosts

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Return of the Seven
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Lost World
Return of the Magnificent Seven
Eli Wallach in the film, Return of the Magnificent Seven, wore a silk shirt, gold rings, and sported gold teeth because he was adamant about showing what a bandit did with his loot. He also used the silver trimmed saddle that Marlon Brando had used in One-Eyed Jacks. One man was such a fan that he sent John Sturges, the director, a ceremonial sword as a gift.
Ocean's 11
One Foot in Hell

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On Her Majesty's Secret Service
Eon Productions
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
On Her Majesty's Secret Service is another James Bond film. As of 2009, George Lazenby is the youngest actor to portray 007 at age 29 during filming. The rest of the actors and their ages are: Sean Connery - 31, Roger Moore - 45, Timothy Dalton - 40, Pierce Brosnan - 41, and Daniel Craig - 38.
Portrait in Black
North to Alaska
The Little Shop of Horrors

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Cool Hand Luke
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Pepe
The Private Lives of Adam and Eve
Cool Hand Luke
Cool Hand Luke is an excellent character study of a non-conformist, anti-hero loner who vehemently resists authority and the idea of the Establishment. This crowd-pleasing film was based on a screenplay co-authored by ex-convict Donn Pearce from Pearce's published novel under the same name.
The Rat Race

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With Six You Get Eggroll
Cinema Center Films
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
With Six You Get Eggroll
After its release, With Six You Get Eggroll grossed 10,095,200 at the box office, making it one of the top ten moneymaking films of Day's 39-film career. It also earned $4.5 million in theatrical rentals in the US and Canada. This film was Doris Day's final film role before she starred in the sitcom The Doris Day Show.
The Pawnbroker
Days of Wine and Roses
The Dirty Dozen

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For a Few Dollars More
Constantin Film,Arturo González Producciones Cinematográficas
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Savage Innocents
For a Few Dollars More
In the film, For a Few Dollars More, Sergio Leone, the director, broke a ton of 1960s Hollywood rules although at the time he did not know this. Some of these rules include: showing the shooter and the victim in the same shot, a horse being gunned down, marijuana use, and a rape scene.
Sergeant Rutledge
Toby Tyler

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Inside Daisy Clover
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
West Side Story
Shock Corridor
Rosemary's Baby
Inside Daisy Clover
The film, Inside Daisy Clover was set in the mid-1930s about a teenage tomboy who lives in a ramshackle trailer with her eccentric mother on a California beach and dreams of Hollywood stardom. The story line should have been quite successful but upon its release, but the film was a huge failure. Luckily for Inside Daisy Clover, it later gained a cult following after it was released on television.

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Midnight Cowboy
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Midnight Cowboy
Dustin Hoffman gave a terrific performance in this film, Midnight Cowboy. He put so much effort portraying one of Ratso's (his character) coughing fits that one time he actually vomited. He also put pebbles in his shoe to make sure that his limp would be consistent from shot to shot. Dustin Hoffman's performance as "Ratso" Rizzo is ranked #7 on Premiere Magazine's 100 Greatest Performances of All Time.
Visit to a Small Planet
Where the Boys Are
Switchin' Kitten

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Goldfinger
Eon Productions
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
The Subterraneans
The Facts of Life
Crack in the Mirror
Goldfinger
Goldfinger was the fastest grossing picture in film history when it was released and was actually entered in the Guiness Book of World Records. Sean Connery also never traveled to the USA to film this movie. Every scene where he is supposed to be in the U.S. was filmed in Pinewood Studios outside London. You notice this when he flicks the light on and off in the film, English light switches flip down instead of up.

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Susan Slade
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Susan Slade
Susan Slade is an American film made in 1961 that was considered a technicolor drama backed by Warner Bros. The story tells us about a teenage girl who secretly has a baby out of wedlock. Think about the time period, that was pretty racy stuff for that time period. A story like that today, no one would go see because, how many people do we all know that have children without being married? At least a few!
8 1/2
A Raisin in the Sun
Mary Poppins

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Jason and the Argonaughts
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
A Breath of Scandal
Jason and the Argonauts
In, Jason and the Argonauts, it took Ray Harryhausen four months to produce the skeleton scene. This is an obscene amount of time for a scene that only lasts in the film, at most, for three minutes. In this early stages of this story's development the twin monsters Scylla and Charybdis, a centaur, and the three-headed dog Cereus were supposed to appear.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
The Bramble Bush

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Night of the Living Dead 1968
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Night of the Living Dead
In Night of the Living Dead, the zombies that are eating bodies in the burnt-out truck are actually eating roasted ham that is covered in chocolate sauce. It was a running joke that the meal was so nausea inducing that the makeup artists didn't even have to bother putting makeup on the zombies because they ended up looking pale and sick anyways.
Never on a Sunday
The Mountain Road
The Last Woman on Earth

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Island of Terror
The Movie DB
Which movie title corresponds to this scene?
Sweet Bird of Youth
Lolita
Village of the Damned
Island of Terror
Island of Terror, is a British horror film that was made in 1966. The idea for the film came when Richard Gordon read the Gerry Fernback screenplay The Night the Silicates Came. This film is one of the last significant examples of a common 1950s plot style in which a horrific threat is introduced by a scientist but then is resolved by other people using responsible scientific measures.

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