Guess The Screen Cap Mark II

[Gilly]

Another capture.

[Rainer]

Chambre 666.  Fassbinder died shortly after this was filmed, right?  Such a teddy bear.

[Martin]

Nicely done, Rainer! That's Fassbinder, Herzog (taking off his shoes and socks), and Spielberg, top to bottom.

[Oogie]

Do you know... THIS ONE? 

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[Oogie]

Or this?
 





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[Denim Gremlin]

Do you know... THIS ONE? 

thats Pierrot Le fou

[Denim Gremlin]

Or this?
 

and that of course is Contempt

[Oogie]

right and right collins 4000

[Gilly]

Obviously nobody has seen the movie because if you have you would have got it from both of those pictures I think. I guess it was kind of tricky because it was originally aired on BBC I think in 1966 as a Wednesday Play. Here's one more screencap that should give it away to most.

[bruce]

I'll take a guess is it some version of Alice in Wonderland with Peter Cook as the Mad Hatter

[Sarah]

And Michael Gough as somebody . . . um, the March Hare, according to IMDb.

[Gilly]

Yeah it's Jonathan Miller's Alice in Wonderland. Excellent film. It also stars, Michael Redgrave, Peter Sellers, Leo McKern and John Gielgud among many others with music by Ravi Shankar.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_in_Wonderland_%281966_film%29

[Sarah]

It sounds wonderful.  Why doesn't the Box have it, damn it? 

On the bright side, though, as I was looking for it there, I found many things by Dennis Potter of which I'd never heard, including two from 1965.  I also bumped into something from 1965 by Ken Loach, which led me to search for more by him.  All in all, a very successful bit of browsing.

[bruce]

kinda easy heres the hint if you love bad movies then you have probably seen it somewhere





and the dead giveaway screen

[Sarah]

The Clonus Horror.  A fine, fine film indeed.