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Fortunately, I happened to see this on TV this morning... Clueless Paul Rudd Ant-Man and the Wasp George

Raf's. I'll leave it up to him to hand it off, if he wishes. He hasn't been posting much. George

Fast Times at Ridgemont High Ray Walston My Favorite Martian George

Batman Kim Basinger My Stepmother is an Alien George

Yes. Jamie Lee Curtis kickstarted her career with Halloween but has obviously been in many other kinds of roles. At least, back in the day, the "usual" scream queens were Linnea Quigley, Michelle Bauer (McLellan), Brinke Stevens, and probably Esther Elise. One could also list Linda Blair and pretty much the whole cast of Scream, as well as the starlets of the Troma films. George

Presumably, this test is for WW and Human, since I clearly know. George

That would depend on whether one watched a lot of schlock movies or not. This one's appearance in such a role was in a widely-distributed film (as well as a few of the sequels), so she might be the best known. She wouldn't have been the first to come to (my) mind. George

The title of this short-lived (2015-2016) show was derived from a nickname for a certain type of actor/role. One of the stars (sort of the anti-hero) would reasonably be considered such a star, although she is well-known for many other types of role, as well. The same star would hold a thumbtack in her hand and squeeze it, to keep from laughing while delivering funny lines. The producer of the show had the same star in mind; in fact, he said he wouldn't produce the show without her. She accepted the role without reading a script. The actual lead character often makes references to Nancy Drew. The actress portrayed Drew in a previous series. A "reality" show of the same name ran from 2008 to 2010, where budding actresses competed for a Hollywood role. George

Wall Street Charlie Sheen Platoon George

Out of those, yes. You hadn't gotten to Axel Foley or Reggie Hammond. George

Mr. Mom Teri Garr Young Frankenstein George

Secret Admirer Kelly Preston Twins George

Hello? Is anybody there? George

This will be a toughie, but it's oddball enough that this crew might get it. The title of this short-lived (two seasons) show was derived from a nickname for a certain type of actor/role. One of the stars (sort of the anti-hero) would reasonably be considered such a star, although she is well-known for many other types of role, as well. The same star would hold a thumbtack in her hand and squeeze it, to keep from laughing while delivering funny lines. George

Ray Liotta? George

I think it was "The Distinguished Gentleman" Eddie Murphy. George

I don't remember the scene, exactly, but the "collaboration/sequel" hint reminded me of Clear and Present Danger and Patriot Games. The Iran/Contra affair was more Clear-and-Present-y. George

"Clear and Present Danger"? George

Vaguely familiar... George

If I had given the movies instead of the roles, it would have been much more obvious. You are correct! George

Drew Barrymore E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial Dee Wallace George

It is not, so he is not. This is a very well-known actor, but his roles don't have much name recognition. Vincent Dwyer Ned Hanlan Charlie Bodell Al Columbato Ronny Cammareri Peter Loew Enrico Silvestri Sailor Ripley Jack Singer Amos Odell Doug Chesnic Ben Sanderson H.I. McDunnough Stanley Godspeed Cameron Roe Castor Troy Tom Welles Memphis Raines George

Kirk Douglas Spartacus Peter Ustinov George

Still. George

Vincent Dwyer Ned Hanlan Charlie Bodell Al Columbato Ronny Cammareri Peter Loew Enrico Silvestri Sailor Ripley Jack Singer Amos Odell Doug Chesnic Ben Sanderson George