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"JET PILOT" 7 min. into the film, talking " Janet Leigh" in a T-33 Aircraft, the Russian Lady Pilot Down. She is being chased by a F-86 Fighter and He fires a Burst from His 6- 50 CAL. Machine Guns and She puts Her Gear Down! 
I have flown Both of these Aircraft. 
Chilibill 
Hi
Thats Irina demich (Darryl Zanucks girl friend at the time) in the Longest Day
Regards
Arthur
The Longest day. But I have it in black and white.
Regards,
Senta
Hi Vera
I have the same but I have seen a colourised version which looks quite presentable, it was on TV and I'm not sure if its available commecially.
Regards
Arthur
Hi all
Mark, I go with everyone on this one.
THE LONGEST DAY!
Arthur and Vera, I have it in black and white as well.
I've seen the colour version.
Emmanuel.
Yup, Longest Day, IN COLOR!!!!!!!!!!!
Can't fool this group! The Longest Day it is. She sure looked good on that bike. 
Congrats, you all!!!!!
Now onto the next one 
Good Luck!!!1
Mark
WHAT'S ON TV?
The War Wagon
No doubt about that picture and it defently from the movie, the answer is Rio Lobo.
Hi All
Mark, I have to agree with Robbie, Rio Lobo.
Emmanuel.
Kudos to Robbie and Emmanuel!!!! The movie is Rio Lobo. Way to go, guys
Ok, here's the next one.....Good Luck!
Mark
WHAT'S ON TV?
I'm not sure about that one, is it Tycoon?
Robbie, its either Tycoon or maybe a long shot on The Fighting Seabees.
It's definitely Tycoon, where Johnny Munro is trying to gather his 'crew' to help get the final section into the bridge before the flash flood hits. Must confess, we watched this fairly recently .
Chester 
Hi all
I must confess, when I first saw the photo
I thought it was the fighting seabees.
Emmanuel.
The Undefeated
Yip its the Undefeated.
Hi all
Mark, The Undefeated!
Emmanuel.
The Undefeated, I agree - a great number of horses.
