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[fred41]

A brilliant piece of deduction, BUT you missed one clue, otherwise I wasn't expecting you to get it!

Before you start with the number: ie 'the number' = 'le chiffre' in French, and the character in Ian Fleming's Casino Royale based on Crowley. Yes, the 'Mysteries of Myra' was a series of film in the silent era based on Crowley and a useful and pointless diversion to Myra Breckenridge.
The Mysteries of Myra (1916) - IMDb
And yes, Crowley is 'neighbour' to Mae West on the cover of Sgt Pepper's, WC Fields on the other side.

..yeah...I wasn't going to get that one. In my defense - I don't think anyone would've got that. Once you add languages in...you bring it to a whole other level...(also...I saw Casino Royale a long, long time ago...and even though I enjoyed the film...the only thing I remember about it was how much David Niven resembled my paternal grandfather.)

BTW I believe it's Lenny Bruce on Mae West's other side ...not W.C.Fields....and I only know that now because of YOU...lol.

anyway, on to the next question...(probably not as easy as you say unless there's a TS named Orient Express van Beethoven...lol)

[south ov da border]

1982

porky's
richard pryor live at the sunset strip
1st blood (Rambo)
48 hrs
Blade Runner
Airplane 2
The beastmaster
Fast times at Ridgemont high
Pink Floyd-the wall
secret if Nimh

[Stavros]

..yeah...I wasn't going to get that one. In my defense - I don't think anyone would've got that. Once you add languages in...you bring it to a whole other level...(also...I saw Casino Royale a long, long time ago...and even though I enjoyed the film...the only thing I remember about it was how much David Niven resembled my paternal grandfather.)

BTW I believe it's Lenny Bruce on Mae West's other side ...not W.C.Fields....and I only know that now because of YOU...lol.

anyway, on to the next question...(probably not as easy as you say unless there's a TS named Orient Express van Beethoven...lol)

Well it wasn't supposed to be easy; and yes you are right and I am wrong -Lenny Bruce on t'other side of Mae West, Sri Yukteswar Giri next to Crowley.

As for this teaser: wrong train, wrong composer; try again.

[Stavros]

As there hasn't been any advance on my last teaser I will produce the answer.

The teaser was;
To find the name of this person, you need to exit this underground railway station close to the street named after one of the most famous musicians who once lived in Vienna, and then link it to the popular name for a luxurious train service that used to run in Italy.

The station is Jasmin, in Paris, close to the Avenue Mozart. The exclusively first class Trans-Europe Express that used to run from Milan to Rome was called Il Settebello, the 'Seven beauties' in question being diamonds, or jewels, hence the answer is:
Jasmin Jewels.

[Prospero]

Do you also set the Times crossword, Stavros?