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All were answered pretty quickly last time around....lets see how we get on with these :)
1. What is a 'Villiger Kell' ?
2. Name the person who appeared in 14 of Elvis' films..
3. At what venue did elvis sing 'Trouble' in King Creole ?
4. In Double Trouble.....what were Guys Lamberts backing band called ?
5. Who did James Burton play guitar for between 1957-1968 ?
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Originally Posted by Unchained
You got it Ron (y)
4 to go :)
Nr.2-Red West?
Red was in 16 or 17 of Elvis' movies according to the IMDB, but sometimes uncredited.... But he was my first choice, too.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Lildarling
Live a Little, Love a Little (1968) (uncredited) .... Newspaper vendor
Clambake (1967) (uncredited) .... Ice cream vendor
Spinout (1966) (uncredited) .... Shorty's Pit Crew
Paradise, Hawaiian Style (1966) (uncredited) .... Rusty (man who fights with Rick)
Harum Scarum (1965) .... Assassin
... aka Harem Holiday (1965)
Tickle Me (1965) (uncredited) .... Bully in bar
Girl Happy (1965) (uncredited) .... Extra in Kit Kat Club
Roustabout (1964) (uncredited) .... Carnival worker
Viva Las Vegas (1964) (uncredited) .... Son of Lone Star State
... aka Love in Las Vegas (1964) (International: English title)
Fun in Acapulco (1963) (uncredited) .... Poolside Guest
It Happened at the World's Fair (1963) (uncredited) .... Fred
Girls! Girls! Girls! (1962) (uncredited) .... Bongo-playing crewman on tuna boat
Follow That Dream (1962) (uncredited) .... Bank guard
Blue Hawaii (1961) (uncredited) .... Party Guest
Wild in the Country (1961) (uncredited) .... Hank Tyler, Glenn's Brother
Flaming Star (1960) (uncredited) .... Indian
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Originally Posted by Unchained
Well i can't argue there then Unchained...good enough excuse for me :P
Although...No1 is not movie related ;)
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Originally Posted by Lildarling
Congrats Lildarling :clap: thats the one....
Cherokee,
yep...depends what source you look at as to how many they credit him to have appeared in....but thats who i was after :lol:
Really?I was only guessing-and this was hehe... :P the only question I could somehow figure out the answer to :lol:
] and the G-MEN???
You got it (y) whats that now...two to go ? :PQuote:
Originally Posted by howardrobardhughes
A "Villiger Kell" is a very nice cigar!
Sonny
mmmm Trouble,..i think that walter Mathau was being a jerk to that lady ,...and she told him that Danny could sing.. so he told Danny Fisher to sing what he could,..he sang it at the bar where he worked, Trouble...mmmm forgive me if i am wrong ....its been a month i didnt see that movie :lol:
Sure is Sonny...and said to have been Elvis' favourite brand (y)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sonny
One to go :P
is my answer wrong one ,NR....if it is,...let me know , i may got to think better answer to that :) (h)
Right scene buttonhead....thats the bar...but what is it called ? :PQuote:
Originally Posted by buttonhead
In King Creole, 'Trouble' is performed in 'The Blue Shade'.
However, if you are using a particular reference book for this question, you might have been expecting a different answer. ;)
So, is that the answer you were after ?
No it wasn't Spinout...but i think you are right there...that does sound familiar to me for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by spinout-designs
Don't believe all the books you read :!: ....i'll watch the movie again and check....but i think you could well be right mate (y)
I am right ;)
The club named in a particular reference book is next door to The Blue Shade, but it is The Blue Shade Danny walks into.
The name is also confirmed later in the film when Danny talks to Roni about 'the accident' happening that first morning in, yes, you got it, The Blue Shade ;)
well...having watched the whole film again....i have to agree...he does say 'the accident happened on that first day in the Blue Shade'....so listening to that points that you are right Mark.Quote:
Originally Posted by spinout-designs
But when he walks into the bar i have to say...the only name you see is 'The gilded Cage'. Plus that chapter on the DVD is called.....yep..The Gilded Cage. So its a little bit of a mystery :P
So...to sum up...don't have a clue :blink: Was 'the blue shade' a figure of speach ? Or was it the name of the bar and the DVD manufacturers made a mistake ? As well as the book writers ( which would have been out long before the DVD was ). Who knows.....but as i have just written the answer i was after anyhow...i don't suppose it makes alot of difference either way :D
Nightrider, 'Blue Shade' was the name of the bar, check out the attatchment below (click to enlarge) ;)
Well spotted Mark. :worthy: ..i even looked at that scene and still didn't see that name. I guess the DVD guys cocked up too then. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by spinout-designs
Thanks for putting me straight on that mate (y)