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On The Beach is the one I'm thinking of - perhaps others might say A Town Like Alice Anyway - the actor who played the submarine commander in On The Beach - well-known American chap - also famous for playing Atticus Finch a few years later

Thanks for the ding In the first film of what is probably Nevil Shute's most famous novel - who played the commander of the US submarine? Well, maybe I was wrong about it being his most famous novel - it's the one about the events after a nuclear war in the northern hemisphere

Thanks for the ding In the first film of what is probably Nevil Shute's most famous novel - who played the commander of the US submarine?

Nevil ( or Neville ) Shute went in R100 ( or R101 ) - an airship anyway - when he came home he became a very good storyteller

Quick Ding - over to you

Thanks for the ding In Love Story, the man who played opposite Jennifer Cavelleri also starred in another well-known film, opposite his real-life daughter - his daughter received the Best Supporting Actress award at the age of 10 - what was the name of this film ?

Love Story ?

Absolute ding to you

Thanks for the drum roll - and even more for the ding Eric Blair died on 21 January 1950 - what was the cause of death ?

On average 2 years ?

Well done - it's a 'nearly ding' for you - for the 'full ding' someone needs to tell me what name Oxford United were known by at the time. God I hate football Headingly United ?

Nope. Surely not Luton Town FC Fulham ?

Groucho Marx

Absolutely spot on ! Alexander Keiller, well known playboy, speed freak, sexual adventurer and master amateur archaeologist, was responsible for making Avebury look how we see it today Have a ding !

Thanks for the ding - although I resent the implication that I only get the easy ones The man who bought Avebury in Wiltshire in the 1930s, to allow him to excavate archaeologically the village and its surroundings, inherited the money to do so from his family business. On what was the business originally founded and best known for making?

Silence of the Lambs ?

Cheers! Which fictional literary character said "One can never have enough socks. Another Christmas has come and gone and I didn’t get a single pair. People will insist on giving me books." ? Bertie Wooster ?

So this is still going ! Is rutson still in charge ? .....I don't think anyone is actually in charge! It says it's hosted by rutson - and I think he used to up the difficulty level if someone was scoring particularly well

So this is still going ! Is rutson still in charge ?

I was always told that you shouldn't advertise your own caches - but rules are meant to be broken I have one (GCR6XE) about 7-8 miles SE of Swindon in Wiltshire - and it's certainly a lost place Best of luck (edited for direction)

And I thought it was a hard one the ding is yours

Double Ding to you :-) Thanks for that Immediately to the east of Switzerland, and bordered also by Austria, is Liechtenstein. This country is unusual in many ways but perhaps its most uncommon feature is that it’s doubly landlocked i.e., the country itself has no access to the sea, and nor do any of its neighbours. There are only 2 countries that have this feature; Liechtenstein is one – what is the other? Only UN members count.

For the ding can you tell me either what film the quote is from, or who wrote that bit? The Third Man and reputedly that bit was written by Orson Welles, who spoke the line

Nigel Havers ?

Absolute DING ! I think that the royal family are aware of when one of them has done a poor job - hence no more Johns or Stephens - and it will probably be a while before we have another Henry or Edward Over to you