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[Closed] Line from a film
Google isn't helping but I've got a line from a film going around in my head and I just cannot think which film it would have come from.
Its "why don't you stick to your last like a good cobbler?".
It'll be an old film, probably about the war and i seem to think its someone coming up with a new invention or scheme that the powers that be thought was rubbish.
Help or I won't sleep tonight 🙂
Strangled Eggs
Eraserhead 🤔
Pinocchio
Confession of a shoemaker.
Sole Man
Soleman?
Edit- dam you! 😂
How about, Das Boot?
“why don’t you stick to your last
Last tango in Paris?
In Brogue?
Trading Laces?
Dunno.
Serious answer;
The Dambusters?
The Dam busters is an excellent suggestion and I’ve just finished watching it - sadly it’s not the one.
Dam(n).🙂
Strangled Eggs was an excellent suggestion!
Oooh, not seen that one. 🙂
The Greatest Shoeman?
Simba
Nala
Mufasa
Clarence
Strangled Eggs was an excellent suggestion!
First thing I thought of was Foghorn Leghorn, I had no idea that was a name of episode.
Hobson's choice maybe
Notes on a Sandal?
La Dolcis Vita
Definitely feels more Cold War spy thriller than war film line
My Left Foot?
My Left Foot?
Prequel to 'The man with one red shoe' ?
Quantum of Sole Lace
If anyone is still interested I've found out there it was from! It wasn't from a film as it turns out, it was indeed The Dam Busters but it was from the Australian version which was broadcast on the radio in 1954. It was even narrated by Paul Brickhill who wrote the book.
https://librivox.bookdesign.biz/book/102242
you sure it wasn't "cobber" not "cobbler" then?
Finally I might be able to sleep now.