Christmas Charades
Can you name this film?
Successfully Guessed by Julie de Rohan
Now this is at my own concession a hard film title to guess. There are four images here, that whilst do not ‘specifically’ enable syllables – if you were to establish the word part each image does represent, you could very easily crack this clue for a ‘one worded film title’.
The film was released in 2001
Our film title is made up of four images = one word so what you are looking for is as follows:
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11 Letters
The two main characters to the film were an American and a British Actor/Actress
it almost could be heartbreak Hill except that is two words so doesn’t count……there’s winston churchill and just a sound could be wi or win or st or ston or church or hill or even just chu…………i am pretty sure now yer just making up movie titles…..lol
Okay here is a clue on the first clue what is the full name and title of that man? Then once you have those 3 words look at the smallest and that might be the word you seek to start off the clue and when you have that word, twist it slightly.
Second clue – what does game over also mean?
Third Clue – what is the boy doing with the pool? There are many ways to describe what he is about to do.
Fourth clue – what does the flower represent to you?
Now 4 clues and if you think of the first clue with a twist, you’ll have your film title 🙂
braveheart or IRIS. it’s british and so is sir Winston (plus he is mentioned in the film), it’s a broken-hearted love story thus the broken heart, she is given red roses by her husband but she doesn’t remember who he is due to alzeheimers and there are multiple swimming scenes……….and that is wrong, isn’t it? lol
That’s really over thinking it 🙂
Think of that first small word, if you have that word how many ways can you spell it even if incorrectly?
omg..seriously? grrrrrrrrrrrrr
Heartbreakers????????
Nope, not that 🙂
Hi Rory, is it “Serendipity” ?
Hey Julie – yes it is – well played.
l will explain how l got it and then please tell me what it was that gave it to you 🙂
Sir Winston Chruchill …
Sir was the word, but with a twist … Ser
Game Over …
End
Boy jumping in pool [crossover words]
Dip
Flowers of mourning
Pity.
Well done 🙂
Thank you! It was a tough one – I needed all your clues to help me. Once I got Sir-end the rest just came to me. John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale wasn’t it?
Yes it was those two indeed julie 🙂
HAT…something something something… Is each of the words in the word three spaces long?
Heartbreakers (except that’s too long), Serendipity (although I can’t see HOW that would be it, nothing except the kid ‘dipping’ into the pool fits),
Well you pick up a point for the fact that you saw the Dip part and an extra point for thinking of the film title 🙂