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The only ones I can think of are:

Promise Her Anything (1965)
Carry On Abroad (1972)
La Dama Rosa Uccida Sette Volte (1972)
Tommy (1975)
Diva (1981)
Temps de Chien (1996)

They may well be semi-transparent rather than glass-clear. Most do not have pics available.

Domino

thanks

Hi, Box 125,

Here are a couple of movies not on your list.

'Springtime in the Rockies' A 1942 American film starring Betty Grable and John Payne and featuring Harry James and his Music Makers.

and

'Aah, les Belles Bacchantes' a 1954 French fim, known in the UK and USA as 'Peek-a-boo'.
Domino

what movie is this clip from?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARcoD8f7Bi0

what movie is this clip from?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8egTfjd_9Is

box125 wrote:what movie is this clip from?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8egTfjd_9Is

Hmmm, thats a tricky one, anyone got any clues

"Aah, les Belles Bacchantes' a 1954 French fim, known in the UK and USA as 'Peek-a-boo" looks interesting

Wonder why so many ladies dressed in just platic macs are together
See it is a French Comedy film, certainly a good dose of pvc / plastic macs for everyone's satisfaction

ray@rainwearcafe wrote:

box125 wrote:what movie is this clip from?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8egTfjd_9Is

Hmmm, thats a tricky one, anyone got any clues

Very tricky as I think the clue maybe in the first few seconds of the little video!

Paul

I'm confused here. Ray and Paul, are you talking about Gary's "All the Right Signals" or the previous one that Box 125 queried. The latter was posted on You-Tube by Mister Macrain under the heading "Secret Letters". He frequently does not tell us the origin of the clips he posts. It's obviously a European film as her car is a left-hand drive. If you mean this one, what precisely do you mean about the clue being in the first few seconds, Paul?

Domino

The clue is in the title at approximately 10 seconds into the clip.
All the right Signals

The youtube link is for All the right signals

Sorry for any confusion

Paul