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Take the AMAD Movie Quiz!
Filed under: Imported
On my old radio show, we used to do a regular quiz where we'd play three dialogue clips and lavish expensive prizes (bumper stickers, fridge magnets) on the person who guessed the movie.
Well, here in blogdom we don't even have prizes that ritzy, but you can get your name in next week's AMAD if you email me by next Sunday (May 4) and identify this movie.
If you don't know old movies, you probably won't get this one, but if you do, you should be able to figure it out. (Hints: From the sixties, with two big stars of the decade.)
Our announcer is my friend and broadcast legend, Don Forsling of WOI radio. Thanks, Don!
Posted by Steve Monaco at April 28, 2003 1:16 AM
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