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Geography:

Which countries share the island of Hispaniola?

the Dominican Republic and Haiti


what color is commonly referred to as the absence of color?

David Niven-Casino Royale (1967)

www.rottentomatoes.com/m/CasinoRoyale-1003722/

In a similar vein,who Portrayed the Doctor on the Big screen in the 60's battling against the Daleks (He never appeared in the TV series)

If the little screen counts, Barry Nelson portrayed Bond in the CBS Television presentation of "Casino Royale" - in 1954, well before the 1962 release "Dr. No," starring Sean Connery, on the big screen.

Mike - are you looking for Peter Cushing?

Yes, Fuse, the little screen counts, and that is why I phrased the question as I did. Nelson's Bond ws called "Jimmy" and, if I remember correctly, he was portrayed as an American, but it was a scene out of Fleming's Casino Royale. I saw this a few years ago; give me Connery any day. Fleming, by the way, said that he had a mental picture of Hoagy Carmichael when describing Bond.

That is the answer I wanted Fuse
Who has the next question?

Have found a good possible Stumper trivia question Related to 007
and have posted it Here.....(on AP)
I found it while trawling though a distantly related thread ,and confirmed something I saw some months ago in an Interview on TV.

Excellent question at AP, Mike! Something to pass the time while being stumped on that one:

What U.S. city's name is spelled using only vowels?

Aiea (Hawaii)

Georgia town purchased
by Kim Basinger in 1989.

Braselton (population: 1,206), in Jackson County, Georgia for 20 million Dollars

Where in the world would you find APs Founder on an Island which is the largest in a group?
GOOD Clue Harold (He of the pipe and Gannex coat)Spent his vacation time here.

St. Mary's, Scilly Isles

In the United States and east of the Mississippi River, what is the highest mountain?

Mount Mitchell - 6684 feet - (highest point east of the Mississippi River, in the Black Mountain range)
is this the answer?
Follow up to last question(explanation of Clues
Harold= Harold Wilson(British Prime Minister mid-late60s)He Always wore a Gannex brand coat (was a director of that company) and was a pipesmoker)He was parodied (1st PM to be)on TV to talk like Popeye
And the Link to our Leader...Hughtown is the Maintown in the Scillys
And 2 trivia facts I found
It has the most remote A road in the UK virtually a 2mile loop
and it is included as a Truro(Cornwall) Postcode area(TR25)
Next Poser:
Which town in England is famous for Making Bells?

London, England, the Whitechapel Bell Foundry

Sherasi
The Whitechapel foundry is in the city of London
Good answer.. Not the one I require. Place is about 125 miles North of London
Will give a clue later if you find it difficult?

well, I did list London, Englad.. I was just citing the PLACE in the city I thought it was.

My apologies, Mike, for not going far enough with your excellent clue to get to Hughtown! And yes, North Carolina's Mount Mitchell is the proper response for my question.

Is it John Taylor and co. in Loughborough?
http://www.taylorbells.co.uk/

Point to Jenny
It is Loughborough(in Leicestershire)which produces Bells
Not bothering with posting a link yours is the same as mine
Your question Jenny...