A Movie i Saw ages ago

I cannot remember what it was tho

[Hawkz2k4]

It was about this women who can play the violin, and she lost her husband i think, and she wanted her sisters husband and her sister made her husband sleep with her sister to make her feel better or something along those lines, i was just wondering if anyone knows what it was? Cheers

[pendanticist]

Greetings Hawkz2k4 and Welcome to WebmasterWorld :)

Not much to go on. Do you recall who stared in the film?

You might try digging around this one.

http://movies.excite.com/ Excite - Movies

I believe you can still contact ( http://www.amctv.com/ ) American Movie Classics at info'at'amctv.com and use the Subject Header: "Movie Request / Information".

[Hawkz2k4]

I cannot sorry, but i think i can remember an exact line.. :) (if that helps any

The sister who lost the husband violin string brakes while she is on stage and she walks off saying its a good thing it wasnt my g string that broke

nice and dry sarcastic wit :)

[pendanticist]

Judging by the term 'g string' and what I know about censorship during the McArthy era, I'd say your film is in color and most likely a comedy.

Try looking thru these results [google.com] and see if you find anything.

[bcolflesh]

La Verite maybe?:

imdb.com/title/tt0054452/

[Hawkz2k4]

its more recent than 1960 i believe, i am 18 years old, but many say an old head on young shoulders

It must of been within the last 15 days..must be cheers for your help anyways

[bigm]

probably Hilary & Jackie!?

[us.imdb.com...]

bigm

[bcolflesh]

Ahh - flute, not violin.

[Hawkz2k4]

yo bigm i think thats the one, cheers loads for that one mate :D Much Respect

lol i was sure it was a violin though :\

[DrDoc]

Not violin, not flute -- cello ;)
Her sister plays the flute :)

[toddmoss]

Sex and Violins?

HA! I kill me.

[lawman]

Welcome toddmoss. Your are quite the malapropist.

lawman

(Hey DG, does that qualify for the word of the day?).

[digitalghost]

>>word of the day

Looks like a fine word to me. :) I got to use schadenfreude in a sentence today. Then I experienced a bit of happiness when I realized he didn't know what the word meant and was uncomfortable. I experienced a bit of schadenfreude as well. Mightier than the sword indeed, especially for taking people down a peg or two... :)

[lawman]

Sounds German; off to look it up --

-- found it on m-w.com. Haha, can't wait to use it.

lawman