Movies With 'Lady' in the Title

2011. Michelle Yeoh. Burmese politics. The life of Aung San Suu Kyi.

1938. Thriller set on a train. Spies. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The fictional country in the film was identified as Nazi Germany in a 1979 remake after WWII was over and it was politically correct to portray all things to do with Nazism as evil. A 2013 British television film followed the book rather faithfully.

1955. Alec Guinness. Peter Sellers. Crime/comedy. Brit criminals rent rooms in an old lady's house to plan a robbery. Hilarity ensues and the gang end up internecine.

1978. Charlton Heston. Stacy Keach. David Carradine. Submarine.

1968. Frank Sinatra. Raquel Welch. Dan Blocker. What organised criminals were purported to do to rivals and get rid of the body.

1961. Jerry Lewis. Man shuns women after losing his girlfriend. Ends up surrounded by them at a new job.

2011. During this British prime minister's tenure it cost the Royal Navy 2 destroyers, 2 frigates, 1 landing ship, 1 landing craft, 1 container ship, 24 helicopters, 10 fighters and 255 KIA. In the south Atlantic alone. It's funeral cost the British millions of pounds. To add insult to injury to the fighting man... it's coffin was conveyed on a gun carriage. This film is about it.

2015. A homeless woman living in a motor vehicle is revealed to have been something special in her earlier days.

1988. Ghost. Serial killer. The usual suspects. A 'colour' that is universally accepted as the opposite of black.

1972. British political stuff. Hints - Neil Diamond 'Sweet ________'. A young sheep that is quiet around Hannibal and Clarise.

1990. Ted Danson. Tom Selleck. Steve Guttenberg. A wonderful, charming sequel to a wonderful, charming smash hit. 🥱

1947. Film noir. Raymond Chandler. Philip Marlowe. Methinks the Quizmaster believes that all these geographical features are inhabited by some sort of 'watery tart' ???

1964. This actress starred in two films about a commoner/country girl learning to be a lady. "If the money is rolling in, Mister Cohen... don't change the f___ing subject." Roger Ebert gushed about her costume and umbrella in about 25 critical reviews.