I is for It
I is for It
Welcome to Day 9 of Blogging A to Z! Be sure to visit the other participating blogs.
Book-ish Ghosts
Throughout the April challenge, you get to guess the ghost novel, ghost movie, or ghost beginning with the letter of the day. You can find Book-ish Ghosts contest rules here in the theme reveal.
We have another ghost movie.
For today’s guessing game, we are going to play Password. This is because you will never figure out this movie on your own, (unless you’re a hardcore movie history buff). I’d never heard of this one before I went searching. You wouldn’t think the letter I would be so hard, but I had a time of it.
So, Password. I give you clues and you fill in the blanks. The title contains three words. I already gave you the first word; to reiterate, it is It. Got it?
Here are your clues for words two and three.
Clue 1: Second word—a synonym for occurred, begins with the letter H
Clue 2: Third word—the day following today
This movie is an old black and white film from 1944 about a newspaper reporter who unexpectedly receives a news headline predicting his own death.
Leave your guesses. Let’s see how you do.
Do you love old movies? I do. This one stars Dick Powell and Linda Darnell.
Almost forgot. The answer to yesterday’s mystery…
H is for
Have you read it? What did you think?
9 thoughts on “I is for It”
Visiting from atoz
Welcome, visitor!
It Happened Tomorrow, good clues.
Thanks…even though I posted on the wrong day. Silly me!
It happened Tomorrow. Not a movie I’ve heard of either. Now I’m going to go look it up.
~Ninja Minion Patricia Lynne aka Patricia Josephine~
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Patricia Lynne, Indie Author
It Happened Tomorrow – I had never heard of this one, but I do remember the TV series with the same premise: Early Edition.
Tasha
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I do remember that series Early Edition though it’s been a long time. I can’t remember if a ghost was involved in Early Edition though. But yeah, similar in that the journalist had to avert some tragedy before the early edition.
Fascinating clues – but I haven’t a clue! 🙂
Susan A Eames from
Travel, Fiction and Photos
Oh, well…thanks for dropping by.