Alphabet associations - I

[amateur51]

Hence: I'm doing other things with it on the telly!

Yes! Patrick Doyle: Donnie Brasco

Nino Rota: The Godfather

Ennio Morricone: Once upon a time in America, Bugsy, The Untouchables...

All scores for Mafia-related films

Ams... N-e-thing brewing in that brain of yours which is firing so well today?

I'm sorry, my new fwend and I have a woom

[Nick Armstrong]

Your largesse is amazing, Your Honour

Yes, I must get these trousers adjusted.

[amateur51]

Yes, I must get these trousers adjusted.

Very well, as you arxed so very nicely ...

What N connects a wobbly first; a composer much-admired by Robert Schumann; and a song sung by Connie and Amanda and some husky Cherman voman

[Anna]

Yes, I must get these trousers adjusted.

Preferably before you are in full view of the Nation in Swanky Flotilla Mode ............ We shall be watching. Have you perfected your cutesy curtsy?

[Anna]

Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand on Twitter: "Back in numbers + counter attack is the 'new' England..I'm seeing quarter finals at least here. Hard to beat with that set up. Pace on break."
Excuse me, they are playing Belgium? Internationally known for mayonnaise, chips, Magritte and Plastic Bertrand ........... Oh well, play nicely boys, I'm off now (content I saw an absolutely thrilling rugby match)
Edit: Former England winger Chris Waddle at Wembley on BBC Radio 5 live:"It's all Belgium at the moment.

[vinteuil]

Excuse me, they are playing Belgium? Internationally known for mayonnaise, chips, Magritte and Plastic Bertrand ........... .

... and Maurice Maeterlinck, Audrey Hepburn, Rubens, Hergé, Django Reinhardt, Simenon, Jean-Claude van Damme, Hercule Poirot, James Ensor, Kim Klijsters, Justine Henin, Marguerite Yourcenar, Adolphe Sax, Henri Vieuxtemps, and M Lekeu...

[Nick Armstrong]

... and Maurice Maeterlinck, Audrey Hepburn, Rubens, Hergé, Django Reinhardt, Simenon, Jean-Claude van Damme, Hercule Poirot, James Ensor, Kim Klijsters, Justine Henin, Marguerite Yourcenar, Adolphe Sax, Henri Vieuxtemps, and M Lekeu...

...bit like saying the Welsh are only known for leeks, lamb, Tom Jones and Max Boyce.... ... and we know that would be unfair!

[amateur51]

...bit like saying the Welsh are only known for leeks, lamb, Tom Jones and Max Boyce.... ... and we know that would be unfair!

Indeed, lamb aside, that only accounts for a third of the Principality

[amateur51]

Very well, as you arxed so very nicely ...

What N connects a wobbly first; a composer much-admired by Robert Schumann; and a song sung by Connie and Amanda and some husky Cherman voman

Come along now, almost 1.5 hours gone and not one bite .... how many famous husky-voiced German female singers do you know?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1-BXAzVyhQ

[Anna]

Indeed, lamb aside, that only accounts for a third of the Principality

Ammy, you are welsh, are you not, although a North Walian, sorry for your accent, you were born with it, but I am not having the Welsh mocked by their own

[amateur51]

Ammy, you are welsh, are you not, although a North Walian, sorry for your accent, you were born with it, but I am not having the Welsh mocked by their own

Dear heart, I was pointing out that Tom Jones, Max Boyce and leeks and lava bread and Dylan 'Bluddy' Thomas are all phenomena of South Wales, rather than Wales as a whole

[Nick Armstrong]

Come along now, almost 1.5 hours gone and not one bite .... how many famous husky-voiced German female singers do you know?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1-BXAzVyhQ

Lotte Lenya (not her again! ) ?

Ute Lemper ?

[Nick Armstrong]

Preferably before you are in full view of the Nation in Swanky Flotilla Mode ............ We shall be watching. Have you perfected your cutesy curtsy?

Cheeky!!

[Anna]

Cheeky!!

actually............. I cannot be arsed

[amateur51]

Lotte Lenya (not her again! ) ?

Ute Lemper ?

No, try someone more famoussssss - film star, courtroom adversary of Charles Laughton in Witness For The Prosecution