Alphabet Associations - II

[cloughie]

I think on points anton Kicks off the next one.

Coleslaw recap

James

Manfred Mann's Semi-detached Subrban Mr James
James Bond with Goldfinger written by John Barry
James Galway for odd Gold flute.

[Nick Armstrong]

Aye-aye.

Phrases Never Heard in the Cinema, #45367:

"The name's Bond; Kevin Bond."

I always thought there was room for a rather more literarily-inclined secret agent:

"The name's Bond; Basildon Bond"

(I'm sure that's an old one off the radio... )

In my mind's eye, he'd look like the moustach'd geezers in the old Simpson of Piccadilly adverts...

[Nick Armstrong]

James Galway accounts for one of the golds.

Him again! Only seems like yesterday we had him in a question. Oh... it was (or a couple of days back, anyway!)

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

"The name's Bond; Basildon Bond"
(I'm sure that's an old one off the radio... )

[cloughie]

Him again! Only seems like yesterday we had him in a question. Oh... it was (or a couple of days back, anyway!)

Excellent flute player - so good we've done him twice....

[Nick Armstrong]

I think on points anton Kicks off the next one.

C'mon anton!!!

[antongould]

C'mon anton!!!

Sorry been polishing the silver before Lady Gould's latest trip - if I'm allowed I will go for a walk and come back with a stunning K - does it have to incorporate James Galway ..... ????

[Nick Armstrong]

Sorry been polishing the silver before Lady Gould's latest trip - if I'm allowed I will go for a walk and come back with a stunning K - does it have to incorporate James Galway ..... ????

Let's leave him to a richly deserved retirement.

[antongould]

Let's leave him to a richly deserved retirement.

If I must then a K to link


Eyes Wide Shut
A Hooded Man
The Wolverine

As well as no JG, no Paul Simon or indeed any pop at all and no Oxbridge colleges ......

[Flay]

If I must then a K to link


Eyes Wide Shut
A Hooded Man
The Wolverine
.

So far I haven't a clue. EYS and Wolverine are pretty awful films. Not sure about the other.

But are these films at all? Hmmm.

[Nick Armstrong]

If I must then a K to link

Eyes Wide Shut
A Hooded Man
The Wolverine

K626? aka Mozart's Requiem?

I remember it featured in Eyes Wide Shut (Flay - I am one of the only people I know - the other being a Belgian friend with whom I saw it initially - who really likes that film. I've seen it 3 times, I think. First time was in the cinema, I was dreading it as I had a really painful knee, and the film's over 2½ hours long... but it flew by as I was competely engrossed and I never noticed my knee)

I find it also featured in the soundtrack of The Wolverine.

And A Hooded Man features in the legend of its composition (certainly in the film Amadeus, to keep things cinematic)

[antongould]

K626? aka Mozart's Requiem?

I remember it featured in Eyes Wide Shut (Flay - I am one of the only people I know - the other being a Belgian friend with whom I saw it initially - who really likes that film. I've seen it 3 times, I think. First time was in the cinema, I was dreading it as I had a really painful knee, and the film's over 2½ hours long... but it flew by as I was competely engrossed and I never noticed my knee)

I find it also featured in the soundtrack of The Wolverine.

And A Hooded Man features in the legend of its composition (certainly in the film Amadeus, to keep things cinematic)

Well done indeed Rumpole correct in every detail
- no need for coleslaw just an L of a question

[Pulcinella]

I'd got as far as Korngold for The Adventures of Robin Hood, but then quickly came to a grinding halt!

[Nick Armstrong]

Well done indeed Rumpole correct in every detail
- no need for coleslaw just an L of a question

Our nocturnal exchanges are unusual anton! Was the sun winking yet over the pit-heaps when you posted your kind words?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

- no need for coleslaw just an L of a question

A rather splendid puzzle, too, if I may say so; I didn't even get as far as Robin Hood! Bravo anton - and, indeed, Cali: inspired, both.