This thread may actually help me identify two movies I remember as a kid but no one else seems to know about:
–Space themed movie from the 1960’s about a joint US-Soviet moon mission. The scene I remember involved the Soviet cosmonaut’s tether breaking and him floating helplessly into deep space.
–Movie (probably from the 70’s) that was a parody of the 1940’s movie going experience. The only scene I remember is an usher interrupting the film to admonish moviegoers “No Necking!”.
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This thread may actually help me identify two movies I remember as a kid but no one else seems to know about:
–Space themed movie from the 1960’s about a joint US-Soviet moon mission. The scene I remember involved the Soviet cosmonaut’s tether breaking and him floating helplessly into deep space.
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I believe this was called Marooned.
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This has actually been done on 1950s TV two or three times. One that has been in syndication is from Alfred Hitchcock Presents, the episode called The Glass Eye (with the famous Billy Barty playing the “dummy”/ ventriloquist:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0508296/
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Thank you! I had this vague feeling as I typed my scene that I would get some of the world famous Doper help. Since I don’t have ready access to the episode in question, I’ll make a point of trying to run it down. Thanks again.
I’m not sure if this is the movie you’re thinking of (because I don’t recall such a scene with an usher), but a 1970s movie that was a parody of 1940s movie-going was Movie Movie, directed by Stanley Donen and co-written by Larry Gelbart, with George C. Scott starring in both parts. The titular movies are a boxing flick and a musical.
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For some reason, I remember a scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark…something about Indiana having an affair (or at least a fling) with a student. Brody is confronting Jones about it when they reach his house and find it ransacked.
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IIRC, that scene is in the third one (The Last Crusade ?), the one with Sean Connery.