Movies that came out your birth year

[Willie Escalade]

Ben-Hur, North by Northwest, Some Like It Hot, Rio Bravo

1959

[builtstrong21]

The Odd Couple 1968
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[Jack59]

1959

Yup. Last year of the baby boom.

[Amber Littlefeather]

Carrie, Taxi Driver,Rocky -1976

[sukumvit boy]

In the year of my birth, this film,about a guy who couldn't make up his mind,swept the awards in Hollywood and Venice.
The actor would later be interred beside some of the people he portrayed.

[Stavros]

In the year of my birth, this film,about a guy who couldn't make up his mind,swept the awards in Hollywood and Venice.
The actor would later be interred beside some of the people he portrayed.

Must be Hamlet (194-eight) directed by and starring Laurence Olivier, however while it won the Grand International Prize at the Venice Film Festival in the year of its release (since 1949 the prize has been called the Golden Lion); the Oscars for best film, best actor, best b&w costume design, and best art direction in b&w were awarded at the 1949 ceremony. Olivier is interred in Poet's Corner in Westminster Abbey.

[timid1]

Zulu, Mary Poppins , Goldfinger , Fistful of Dollars and My Fair Lady ...... love Audrey Hepburn !

[Jericho]

No worries, son, just make sure you don't forget your eminence grise...

I prefer silicon, myself.

[Willie Escalade]

Zulu, Mary Poppins , Goldfinger , Fistful of Dollars and My Fair Lady ...... love Audrey Hepburn !

The same year many people choose of the Chevrolet Impala to turn into a lowrider...1964!

[sukumvit boy]

Must be Hamlet (194-eight) directed by and starring Laurence Olivier, however while it won the Grand International Prize at the Venice Film Festival in the year of its release (since 1949 the prize has been called the Golden Lion); the Oscars for best film, best actor, best b&w costume design, and best art direction in b&w were awarded at the 1949 ceremony. Olivier is interred in Poet's Corner in Westminster Abbey.

Right on Stavros,1948 it is! " Hamlet" won Best Picture and Sir Laurence Olivier Best Actor. Yes,his ashes were interred in Poet's Corner,Westminster Abbey,along with the Royals including Henry V,who he portrayed.
Hey, I like these puzzle posts,hope we can do more. But yours was much more challenging.