Deborah Lipp

1. A man runs across a busy highway because he is convinced that it is fake and the drivers are stunt drivers who won’t hit him.
Solved by George (comment #4).

2. Brain damage turns a “bleeding heart liberal” into an arch-Conservative.
Solved by George (comment #4).

3. A minister is discomfited when he enters an artist’s studio and finds nude models.
Solved by Karen D (comment #1) and shortly later by Roberta (comment #2).

4. A baby is named after the three strangers who helped deliver him.
Solved by Melville (comment #7).

5. A roomful of “Apathetics” staring off into space and not moving.
Solved by Melanie (comment #9).

6. A shirt that matches the bathroom walls.
Solved by George (comment #4).

7. She holds her robe open to let her boyfriend look at her body, but only for a set period of time.
Solved by Ben (comment #10).

One that I thought was an absolute gimme went unsolved. And someone other than Tom solved #5. An unpredictable week.

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Slight correction and a little hint for the last remaining clues.

Update: Turns out there were two clues remaining. All hinty now.

1. A velvet neck ribbon, a bed sheet, and nothing else.
Solved by MJ Ray (comment #8).

2. A pink taffetta gown with matching crown and wand.
Solved by Evn (comment #1).

3. A pair of two-tone shoes, checked in at tourist attraction.
HINT: The movie is named after the tourist attraction’s location.

4. A red ball gown at an all-white ball.
Solved by Roberta (comment #4).

5. A “Blue Sun” t-shirt.
Solved by witless chum (comment #5).

6. A pair of giant pretzels worn as a bra.
Solved by Evn (comment #2).

7. High black boots, an ammo belt, and a red bikini.
HINT:On close examination of movie stills, I realize I should have said two ammo belts, criss-crossed. And it’s maybe more of a red diaper than a red bikini; sort of a matter of debate. 1974.

All solved on the first day. Fab job!

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Name the movie featuring each of the following characters:

1. Roller Girl
Solved by Evn (comment #1).

2. Professor Joe Butcher
Solved by MJ Ray (comment #12).

3. Nice Guy Eddie
Solved by Ken (comment #2).

4. Walker Jerome (“the Blouse Man”)
Solved by lunofajro (comment #4).

5. Carmen Sternwood
Solved by George (comment #3).

6. Cosmo Brown
Solved by Ken (comment #2).

7. Johnny Roastbeef
Solved by Melville (comment #10).

Nice job, folks.

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1. Thinking herself alone on the beach, she sings while he secretly watches. Then he sings the next line.
HINT: NOT A MUSICAL
Solved by Ben (comment #14).

2. A parade through Chicago with the title character singing from a float in the lead.
Solved by Evn (comment #1).

3. In order to sell sheet music, they perform songs in the music store. He sings it up-tempo, then she takes over and sings it as a ballad.
Solved by Roberta (comment #3).

4. He sings to a bunch of French children as a way of teaching them English.
Solved by Roberta (comment #3).

5. They sing about their marriage while staring blankly into TV monitors.
Solved by Roberta (comment #3).

6. In this film adaptation of a Broadway hit, a song that was cut from the film version can be heard playing on the radio in the main characters’ apartment.
Solved by Roberta (comment #3).

7. They dance to the song while on line to collect their Unemployement checks.
Solved by Roberta (comment #3).

One unsolved this week. Thanks for coming!

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Orgasmic hints are up.