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Name the 1979 movie
2 men play an elaborate game of backgammon.
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Mandelbrötchen
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Spielen die da Backgammon mit nur einer Farbe? 🤔
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Mandelbrötchen
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Sorry, wrong language. 😆

Are they playing Backgammon with only one color involved? 🤔

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Deniz Opal
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@mandelbroetchen I think the pieces are green and red but glass so fuck up over the green and red parts of the board 🤣
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Mandelbrötchen
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Yeah. I guess the camera angle also doesn't help. It might look better from directly above.
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0x575446, Fifth Columnist
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"AI responses may include mistakes" indeed. Google image search is wildly yet confidently wrong. I know I've seen this, but that is not Gene Wilder, and it's definitely not a scene from The World's Greatest Lover.
Google image search of the image from this thread. The AI Overview says, "This image shows a scene from the 1977 film The World's Greatest Lover." The bullets below read, as follows: The man with the glasses playing backgammon is actor and filmmaker Gene Wilder. Wilder also wrote and directed the film. The movie is a comedy set in the 1920s, about a man from Milwaukee who moves to Hollywood to become a silent film star. The film also stars Carol Kane and Dom DeLuise. In tiny print below is the disclaimer "AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more", as if you'd trust them to teach you anything anymore.
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Radio Jammor
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Hmmm, looks like James Franciscus, so gonna go with The World Is Full of Married Men, which was made about then.
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Radio Jammor
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@kaia Pretty sure it is a movie of a Jackie Collins book, so if that kind of thing appeals...
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