It’s not surprising this old labourer was confused after carrying out a dozen difficult tasks…
This war film had 3 BAFTA nominations and 1 Oscar nomination in the mid 20th century.
The Cruel Sea?
Well done PR 
T[he cruel s]ea where hecruels is an anagram of Hercules.
Over to you…
Thanks Amac. Next: Parking for the nobleman? It should be sheltered.
Pearl Harbor?
Spot on Amac. P (earl) Harbour.
Thanks PR. Next:
The Buddhist captive gets attorney.
There are two well known versions of this film which sort of bookended the Second World War, albeit they were 15 years apart. The earlier version, nominated for 2 Oscars, featured a well known actor from a family who manufactured tractors.
The Prisoner of Zenda?
You’ve got it PR. Over to you…
Thanks Amac. Next: Traveller for a well known food company?
Sylvester Stallone turned down lead role.
Romancing the stone
No sorry Feey.
Comming home
No Feey. This is 1990s film described as an action thriller
Steven Seagal was offered a role but chose a different film that was being filmed around the same time.
Demolition Man
Not that Feey. Liz Hurley was in it as one of her early film roles