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By:
s.kenbo
When: 05 Apr 20 18:10
They’re very clever clues for an anagram quiz. Cool
By:
Aspro
When: 05 Apr 20 18:11
Was thinking the same thing myself
By:
hfink
When: 05 Apr 20 18:11
Oops apologies TNM, I was flying thru too quickly, lol!  reset:

WD TNM for Monte Carlo Or Bust, and Jim for a very close second Happy
By:
TheNorfolkMafia
When: 05 Apr 20 18:12
Laugh
By:
hfink
When: 05 Apr 20 18:12
For 3, 'Pole' refers to the nationality of the director
By:
HGS
When: 05 Apr 20 18:13
replulsion
By:
hfink
When: 05 Apr 20 18:14
Hi s.kenbo, these are the type of anagrams (aptagrams, or semi-aptagrams) that take much longer to put together than actually solve, lol. Happy
By:
HGS
When: 05 Apr 20 18:14
repulsion even
By:
hfink
When: 05 Apr 20 18:15
wd HGS Happy

And as Apro would say, that's a wrap folks!  Thanks for playing!
By:
hfink
When: 05 Apr 20 18:15
1. We sell tart (WALL STREET)
2. Came from gun... (MAGNUM FORCE)
3. Pole's ruin (REPULSION)
4. Coppola's way - N.E. (APOCALYPSE NOW)
5. Lean mob guys (BUGSY MALONE)
6. Cop's ire   (SERPICO)
7. "Wild Thief" - stars Cagney (ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES)
8. Entering hot fire now... (THE TOWERING INFERNO)
9. MOT or not, car blues! (MONTE CARLO OR BUST)
10. To Fear Sun (NOSFERATU)
11. Ye can't shoot Redford, eh? (THREE DAYS OF THE CONDOR)
12. Caine - 'I dug tart' (EDUCATING RITA)
By:
HGS
When: 05 Apr 20 18:16
Excellent anagrams them hfink. Well done ursen! Happy
By:
Des Pond
When: 05 Apr 20 18:16
repulsion
By:
hfink
When: 05 Apr 20 18:17
Aspro, you'll be glad to hear that's the last of that type of quiz! Aptagrams are bl00dy hard to find! Grin
By:
Aspro
When: 05 Apr 20 18:17
Never seen them before, but soon cottoned on (well, probably took a little longer). They're excellent!
By:
liqernpoker
When: 05 Apr 20 18:17
more my type of quiz tbh ....heres hoping for another one ...cheers
By:
hfink
When: 05 Apr 20 18:18
Thanks HGS, I almost got "ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN":

PRESS NAILED THEM...but was left with the unpromising letters "LENT" !
By:
Albert Einstein
When: 05 Apr 20 18:18
Cheers Hfink. Hard afternoons quizzing. The Chablis beckons.....Grin
By:
Des Pond
When: 05 Apr 20 18:18
beaten to it again Sad
By:
s.kenbo
When: 05 Apr 20 18:19
Did you think them up yourself, or borrow them from somewhere?

I always liked the Clint Eastwood anagram. I will have to Google it first though!
By:
hfink
When: 05 Apr 20 18:20
Cheers liqernpoker, they're a rare breed though, and lot's of playing with the Wordsmith.org anagram program to try to get something useful from remaining letters.
By:
liqernpoker
When: 05 Apr 20 18:21
i always do the cryptic crosswords ....certainly helps ....
By:
s.kenbo
When: 05 Apr 20 18:21
Old West Action - for Clint.
By:
Aspro
When: 05 Apr 20 18:22
Take a look at the new thread guys. If enough interest we'll get going with it (need to create it first)
By:
hfink
When: 05 Apr 20 18:23
Hi kenbo, yeah, they're all mine, some go years back though. Myself and a colleague at work used to fire film anagrams at each other (in between work, as it were!), and I started to favour the 'apt' variety. But as I say, hard to find. You look for a name or something suitable in the title, then just try to work something around. Fails more often that not of course.

The Clint Eastwood one is "Old West Action".
By:
hfink
When: 05 Apr 20 18:24
*than not
By:
hfink
When: 05 Apr 20 18:25
Ah, yes, you put the Clint one before me kenbo Happy

Like "Moon Starer" for Astronomer. There are quite a few listed on the internet somewhere.
By:
politicspunter
When: 05 Apr 20 18:31
thanks hfink, good clues.
By:
hfink
When: 05 Apr 20 18:32
Hi liqernpoker, if you like the cryptics, then I've got a number of film/film-related cryptic clues (i.e. newspaper type clues) I've collected down the years. I can put them up on here one week.
By:
hfink
When: 05 Apr 20 18:32
Cheers politics, glad you liked them.
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