Identify the movie this is related to.

March 28, 2014 Mike Goad

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Hilary Mar 28, 2014 Link

Hi Mike .. I have no idea – my thought, which I’m sure is completely wrong, was Little Women .. so I await to be enlightened .. Cheers Hilary
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- Mike Mar 28, 2014 Link
  
  That’s right… it’s not Little Women.
Alan G Mar 28, 2014 Link

I see a ‘water’ wheel so…. that obviously leads me to believe it’s not a ‘wind’ mill! 🙂
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- Mike Mar 28, 2014 Link
  
  Good clue — thanks, Alan.
Rummuser Mar 28, 2014 Link

Why does the film The Eagle Has Landed come to mind?
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- Mike Mar 28, 2014 Link
  
  This is the mill from that movie:
  
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Grannymar Mar 28, 2014 Link

I was whistling down the wind in the wrong direction, so I still do not know the location.
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- Mike Mar 28, 2014 Link
  
  I’m not asking for the location, just the movie, if you know what it is or have a good guess.
Cheerful Monk Mar 28, 2014 Link

I have no idea!
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- Mike Mar 28, 2014 Link
  
  I’m sure that you’ve heard of the movie, but probably not the place. Very famous movie, but most, except for those in the know, wouldn’t connect the movie with the place. It only appeared for a few seconds — eight, I believe.
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Grannymar Mar 29, 2014 Link

I’m back again, but I’m ‘gone’ I don’t give a damn.
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Cheerful Monk Mar 29, 2014 Link

How about some clues?
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- Mike Mar 30, 2014 Link
  
  Ó hEadhra and butuiller
- Mike Mar 31, 2014 Link
  
  O’hara is derived from the Irish Ó hEadhra and
  
  Butler is an Anglicisation of the French surname Boutilier/Butuiller