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Val Kilmer played him live, and I know Bruce Greenwood voiced him in at least one cartoon. George

To quote Benjamin Martin in "The Patriot," Soon. Soon. George

Sorry. I don't doubt that Bronson did a Western or two, but I can't think of one. George

Batman? George

Carrie Fisher Shampoo Goldie Hawn George

Clearly a Bronson film, but I'm not getting it. George

I don't think I remember any of the last few songs from one line. George

That's the one. Walter Koenig had a recurring role as basically a Gestapo-like leader in Psi-Corps. It's always odd to see him talking without the Russian accent. Andrea Thompson was a Psi-Corps agent in the first two seasons. Her husband, Jerry Doyle, was station chief of security. Interesting side note about Doyle: he ran for Congress in California in 2000. He lost to the Democrat. He then spent the next few years actually paying back the debts he incurred during the campaign. George

Not enough for me, either. George

Go ahead and repost your clue. Feel free to add others, as well. George

I've got no problem with that. In the future, Oldies, you have to guess correctly the current puzzle before starting another. That's pretty much the rule for all of the game threads. Also, no googling to get the answer. These are tests of memory (and sometimes logic), not internet search skills. It IS acceptable to google when POSTING a puzzle, to ensure that the clues are accurate. George

The creator of this show made television history by becoming the first person to write an entire 22-episode season of a television series, this show's third season. He also wrote the fourth season and all but one episode of the fifth season. The actors and actresses were never told in advance what was in store for their characters. Each new episode was just as much a surprise for them as it was for the viewers. Each major character and storyline had a "trapdoor" designed into it, allowing the creator to integrate unforeseen changes during production without changing the main plot. A Star Trek regular had a recurring role in this show, quite different from his Star Trek role. Two of the actors were married, one who had been a regular on CNN and the other a staunch conservative, occasionally substituting for Michael Savage on his show. Unsurprisingly, the marriage didn't last. George

There were several Star Wars characters in full costume. Chewbacca? George

Oldies, You want the "Name That Flick" thread. It would also be OK in "Movie Mash-up," but probably not best in this thread. George

Dick Tracy? George

Batman Returns George

Christopher Lloyd The Dream Team Stephen Furst George

Well there was Dennis Franz, but again, I can't think of another movie... All these actors did a LOT of TV. George

I'm impressed. George

Those sound familiar, especially the last one; but I'm not getting it yet. George

That didn't help. I'd google his photos, but then it might give away the role. George

"Superman"? Brando was lazy and didn't learn his lines. (His farewell to "Kal-el" was written on the infant's diaper. He might have tried to say that Kryptonians weren't humanoid. George

I remember Craig Wasson and Deborah Shelton from the movie, but I can't think of any other movies they were in. George

Jackie Gleason The Hustler Paul Newman George

Gene Hackman Superman Margot Kidder George