Just to keep it moving, is it The Amazing Mr. Blunden?

I was going to guess The Lion In Winter, but it wasn't scored by Elmer Bernstein.

MikeBSG said: I find it interesting that no body has really mentioned M. Night Shamalyan as an alternative to the trend to cruelty in today's horror film. Does he even fit in the horror film, or do we think of him as working in some other kind of genre? I find that his work is definitely classical h...

Well, Larry, I'm willing to contribute my share of snorts and giggles.

Oh, I don't know. It's a good place to go to get your spelling corrected. Right, Larry?

Romeo and Juliet (1968) with Olivia Hussey and Michael York , et al.

Guess I'm more of a traditionalist. Ladies and gentlemen... our National Anthem [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1NR2K-gazo[/youtube] And The Battle Hymn of the Republic as only the Mormon Tabernacle Choir can do it. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEAEcca9pRk[/youtube] And not so tr...

They were both epileptic.

Anyway you spell it, KALAMAZOO swings! [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IE8mw4uzSsM[/youtube] This is a test. This is only a test. In the event of a real emergency, don't watch the video or you'll be too busy swingin' to save your... derrierre. Incidentally, I always thought that the blonde s...

I has a very bucolic, almost Irish/Celtic feel to it. Obviously, this one is going to take some well-thought-out clue giving.

M-N-O-P-Q-R-S-T-U are so right! And "How do you do?" You win a trip - at your own expense - to Kalamazoo! He appeared in Orchestra Wives and Sun Valley Serenade. And in 1996, he was elected to the Big Band and Jazz Hall of Fame. After Glenn Miller's death, Helen Miller asked Tex to take ov...

I can name that tune in 4 notes! :D I was just thinking of this one at work today. I was thinking of movies themes that were instantly recognizable... like Gone With The Wind, The Pink Panther and this one. Yeah, yeah. Where's your deliverer now, JohnM? :wink: Enjoyed it so much, I listened to it tw...

The museum clue gave me a start for a hunt... and the '80's thriller for confirmation. I haven't seen Dressed to Kill for years, so I wouldn't have recognized the music in a million years.

It was a toughie!

Was it "Dressed to Kill" (1980)?

Of course, I can, Judith. I was an excellent speller, as most of my fans knew. :wink: And I could whistle with the best of them. :shock: My nickname and my two greatest "works" were all geographical in nature. :lol: Some considered me one "saxy" fellow. :roll: And my name is....

A day later and time for another clue or two.

The two movies I appeared in were musicals.

Although I was a very integral part of my boss's "team", I was never even mentioned in his biopic.

Any ideas?