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From: ariels@orca.UUCP (Ariel Shattan)
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Subject: Re: Favorite Films
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Date: Fri, 7-Oct-83 17:39:52 EDT
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Of course I've seen Allegro Non Troppo.  Wonderful movie! I liked it
better than Fantasia.  Mostly because the subjects of the animated bits
was more adult.  

I'm pleased to see African Queen on so many people's list of favorites.
I'd like to add a few more of mine.

Sleuth  -- a 2-man tour-de-force with Michael Caine and Sir Lawrence Olivier

The Man Who Would Be King  -- Michael Caine and Sean Connery conquer 
                              Afghanistan.

Robin and Marian -- Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn(sp) as Robin Hood
                    and Maid Marian, 20 years later.  with Nicole 
                    Williams (Merlin in Excalibur, Sherlock Holmes in 
                    The Seven Percent Solution) as Little John, and 
                    Robert Shaw as the aging Sheriff of Nottingham.

Does anyone remember the title of the Frank Capra film about the bank
that was going under, with the bank director who almost killed himself
because 1) his bank was going under 2) he thought his wife was unfaithful
3) a bunch of money was missing.  And a few of bank employees saved the
day by phoning a bunch of people the bank had helped and asking them
to deposit during the run on the bank, so as to reassure the people who
wanted their money back that the bank was still solvent ?????

Thanks in advance

Ariel Shattan
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