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GeorgeStGeorge

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  1. I recognize everybody but Allan Harvey, including both William Baldwins , but I can't think of a movie with all of them. George
  2. The only one I recognize is Gary Conway, but that's not enough to give away a particular role. George
  3. Sounds like we got us a "Convoy." I think it was a one-hit wonder, though. I can't remember the artist. George
  4. It is. And Brad Hamilton was his role in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High." Other movies include "Stripes," "Gremlins," "Ruthless People," and "Running Scared." George
  5. No, and it's not Gunther from "Royal Pains," either. If this next one doesn't give it away, there won't be any that will. He's been in a number of famous movies, but the names of his characters aren't particularly memorable. Leroy Beecher Elmo Blum Brad Hamilton Gerald Hopkins Ken Kessler Neal Miller Steve Kessler Jeffrey Shayes Gunther Billy Rosewood George
  6. By husband and wife, I didn't mean the characters, I meant this: Oh, one more, one of Hollywood's leading men of the time is credited for NOT helping the female star to become a super-star after he married her. "Love Story"? I don't know that Ali MacGraw's career "skyrocketed," but it did drop off a bunch when she married Steve McQueen. George
  7. Brad Pitt Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Dakota Fanning George
  8. Correct. I vaguely remember The Association. Had a sound like the Mamas and Papas. One or two hits (which I can't remember right now). The husband-wife thing isn't resonating. I have a feeling that once the movie's revealed, all the clues will be , George
  9. Name the actor. Leroy Beecher Elmo Blum Brad Hamilton Gerald Hopkins Ken Kessler Neal Miller Steve Kessler Jeffrey Shayes Gunther George
  10. Too bad. It sort of had the Graduate vibe with an older man and a younger woman (the opposite of The Graduate). So, it's a Jack Lemmon movie from 1969 with a breakout role for a young starlet. Still need more. George
  11. I just looked at Turner Classic Movies. On right now, a 1969 film featuring Walter Matthau and Goldie Hawn. Cactus Flower? George
  12. Chris Pratt The Magnificent Seven (2016) Denzel Washington George
  13. As will I. I have no idea who that is, so I'm pretty sure this actor hasn't played that character. George
  14. Molly Ringwald Teaching Mrs. Tingle Helen Mirren George
  15. But then there's this So, "old" couple or "odd" couple? Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon were "The Odd Couple"; this could be another of their movies. George
  16. I'm tempted to google 1969 movies. Even if not listed in box office order, it would be fairly easy to figure this one out. Sadly, I'm just not getting it yet. I was thinking "Funny Girl" (with Barbra Streisand); but that was 1968. George
  17. King Tut was the giveaway. New one soon. George
  18. I hate to see any of them go. You're right, though. It's hard to play with three. Where did Raf go? Even four is better. George
  19. If the band had many hits over several decades, I'm sure it wasn't "Both of You." WW wouldn't have made the "Lots. In multiple decades." remark if didn't know the actual name. So "Both of You" is a hint. The band must be U2. I don't know the song title. George
  20. I don't remember recording a set with Human, but, you know, drugs.... George
  21. I know I've heard that exchange. Can't recall the movie (right now). George
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