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Marcel MarceauWhat connects the following:
- Man on a subway train being annoyed by a boy.
- Man with a baby on his lap.
- Man fails to get on board a New York City bus.
- Man carrying a trumpet.
- Man watching some acrobats in Morocco.
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Where they all portrayed by Alfred Hitchcock in uncredited cameo film roles? The third in the list is possibly from the feature film "North by Northwest".What connects the following:
- Man on a subway train being annoyed by a boy.
- Man with a baby on his lap.
- Man fails to get on board a New York City bus.
- Man carrying a trumpet.
- Man watching some acrobats in Morocco.
Where they all portrayed by Alfred Hitchcock in uncredited cameo film roles? The third in the list is possibly from the feature film "North by Northwest".
It's a flower in the balsam family (but I can't tell you which particular flower).What is, or are, 'Impatiens glandulifera' more commonly known as?
No googling!
Well done. It's 'Himalayan Balsam' which in the U.K. is now considered to be an invasive plant. All too often seen growing out of control on railway embankments.It's a flower in the balsam family (but I can't tell you which particular flower).
So that's why you asked about it.Well done. It's 'Himalayan Balsam' which in the U.K. is now considered to be an invasive plant. All too often seen growing out of control on railway embankments.
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Volunteers help stop one of UK’s most invasive plants from ravaging Cumbrian beauty spot
Volunteers from Network Rail are helping to stop destruction on a river in Cumbria by Himalayan balsam - one of Britain’s most invasive alien plant species.www.networkrailmediacentre.co.uk
@Chrysalis. Could you now 'sow the seeds' for setting the next question?
Thank you.That is correct! Your turn to come up with a question.
That's right, Orson Welles actually had quite a small part. Your turn...Even though Orson Welles dominates the film, it is Holly Martins.
Geoffrey Keane and Bernard Lee were both in the James Bond films but I don't think they played the same person.