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Last two film dingbats - any ideas

granny grump | 21:59 Sat 04th Aug 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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14. Sir Lancelot
Sir Galahad
Sir Pellinor
St Peter (an arrow points to to each end of St Peter)
Sir Lamorack

36. 1st 13th
May November (there is an arrow pointing down on
13th November)

Local Cryptic

yours issue 146

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factor-fiction

Something to do with 4 (k)nights?

granny grump

Question Author

I've been trying to fit that in factor. There a few 'saint' films in the quiz and st Peter4 was a fisherman but can't come up with anything

douglas9401

14. The in four sir

granny grump

Question Author

I can't find that film douglas

factor-fiction

Excellent, douglas.

For 36 I can only think of Friday the 13th. Or is there a film about 196 days or 28 weeks?

douglas9401

The Enforcer. :P

factor-fiction

Say it aloud, grannygrump!

Prudie

There's a film called 28 weeks later (well done factor)

granny grump

Question Author

I must be thick - I can see The enforcer now but where does st Peter come in

factor-fiction

I don't understand why St Peter is listed in the clue though

granny grump

Question Author

I don't know either which is why I was trying to fit a saint film in or a fisherman film

factor-fiction

I think St Peter may sometimes be referred to as 'The Enforcer'. Here's one reference:
http://rhy-himself.de...the-Enforcer-58972828

I'm just guessing but this may be for his leadership role among the disciples or because he acts as 'bouncer' at the pearly gates.
Part of his Wikipedia entry says:
Over the years "St. Peter" has evolved into a stock character that is now widely used in jokes, cartoons, comedies, dramas, and plays. Such caricatures almost all play upon Peter's role as the "keeper of the keys of the kingdom of heaven" in Matthew 16:19, on the basis of which he is often depicted as an elderly, bearded man who sits at the pearly gates that serve as heaven's main entrance, often portrayed as a sort of hotel-style doorman / bouncer who personally interviews prospective entrants into Heaven, often seated behind a desk, or standing at a lectern. He usually has a big book in which the names of the saved are written.

granny grump

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another lead thank you factor 30

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