A memorable sequence in "Meet the Romans," a BBC series that aired in 2012, shows Beard speculating about the logistics of an impressively preserved communal toilet in the port city of Ostia.
A memorable sequence is of the robbery itself, lasting about a half-hour and filmed without music or dialogue.
In the most memorable sequence a fully clothed Peck finds himself in a shower stall with the villain's treacherous mistress (Sophia Loren) and must keep his eyes and mind off Loren's spectacular nudity or risk revealing his presence.
Top speed is about 45 miles per hour, but in one memorable sequence, the cars get there, up a steep ramp, in 1.5 seconds from a dead stop.
In one memorable sequence, for instance, the fliers attack a zeppelin in midair, riddling it with bullets and triggering explosions that send German soldiers fleeing along the top and interior of the airship, while biplanes buzz on all sides.
In one memorable sequence, the camera follows patiently as a very young girl tries to carry a water container through a camp.
Appearances from former hosts Billy Crystal and, in one memorable sequence, the late Bob Hope, only served to highlight difficulties.
In one memorable sequence, Mr. Belfort, having been kicked out of his house by his wife, falls for a stripper named Blaze.
In another memorable sequence, the gruff Pere Jules, who doesn't take too well to the notion of a woman on board, seems about to choke Juliette when she asks him to model the skirt she's altering.
In one memorable sequence, Allen solemnly describes the "strangely melancholic effect" that Diana's death had on him, before segueing into a montage of slow-motion archive material set to to UB40's cover of (I Can't Help) Falling In Love With You.
