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Cheers, vints .... the answer isn't phnnuuuurrrr-phnnuuurrrrr eitherOriginally posted by vinteuil View Post
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Pour encourager les autres .... Eric Morecambe too?
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In that case, clearly the answer is 'Priceless'.Originally posted by amateur51 View PostPour encourager les autres .... Eric Morecambe too?
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Agreed! But no cee-gar this time, Sunshine!Originally posted by Norfolk Born View PostIn that case, clearly the answer is 'Priceless'.
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André Previn?Comment
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Previn???
oh well done Norfolk !!!Comment
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Top man, Ofca!Originally posted by Norfolk Born View Post
Care to explain why for the punters? A few will do
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I'm guessing that he has worked with all of them in some way.Comment
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Brief Encounter (Coward) A Street Car Named Desire (Williams) Grieg Piano Concerto (Morecambe).Comment
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Previn wrote an opera entitled 'A Streetcar Named Desire' based on Tennessee Williams' stage playOriginally posted by Norfolk Born View Post
He wrote another opera based on Brief Encounter a film that Coward adapted from a play/short story
Previn played jazz piano duet with Oscar Peterson
He was married to Mia Farrow who also married Woody Allen
He recorded Mozart piano concertos with Bernstain
And finally he appeared with a magnificently straight face in that sketch with Morecambe & Wise
Over to you for a Q ... or an R if you would prefer, Ofca?
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Thank you - I shall devise an R and post it shortly!Comment
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What a brilliant question, ammy !Originally posted by amateur51 View Post
Brilliantly answered too
I was nowhere near it
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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Which R links Jack Hawkins, Michael Redgrave, Anthony Steel and Robert Donat?Comment
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JH was seen in action on a 'A graduated circle printed on a map or chart from which bearings can be taken' in 1953.Comment
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