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GeorgeStGeorge

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  1. I think it's a Sinatra tune. I just can't think of the title. George
  2. Big Robert Loggia Independence Day George
  3. Yes. If I'm not mistaken, that's Jackie Kennedy Onassis's maiden name. Interestingly, Bisset played (an adaptation of) her in "The Greek Tycoon." WW's up. George
  4. This 1960's movie begins with an Overture (a still saying "Overture" is shown while the music plays) followed by the cast list, then a dedication to "Mr. Laurel and Mr. Hardy." Halfway through the movie is an Intermission, including a musical "Entr'acte" (with appropriate still). The two male stars had previously starred in a comedy, playing co-workers, of a sort. In this film, also a comedy, they play rivals. Each film also had a (different) female star. George
  5. "You Are So Beautiful" (Joe Cocker, among others) (?) George
  6. No, and it's not Jessica Biel or Jennifer Beals. British actress. George
  7. Actually, I might have watched a couple of episodes. Not really my cup of tea. Back soon with a new one. George
  8. No, not D'Artagnan. This character is often considered as a pair with another character, i.e., "this character" AND "that character." George
  9. This is an actress. Initials J.B. Casino Royale (1967) Bullitt The Grasshopper The Mephisto Waltz Secrets The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean Murder on the Orient Express Under the Volcano Inchon Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe? Wild Orchid Class The Deep Airport The Greek Tycoon Dangerous Beauty Rich and Famous George
  10. Orlando Bloom Leo DiCaprio Leonard Whiting Leslie Howard Rudolf Nureyev Robert Powell Douglas Booth William Bracewell Laurence Harvey Literally dozens of actors have portrayed this role in movies (not even counting updated versions of the character). I suspect that most are men whose names you won't recognize. George
  11. Mad About You was 90's. Better guess: Moonlighting (?( George
  12. Actually, it was a metaphor for dairy producers in general. "Life of Brian" it is. The scene was probably my favorite from the film, where a Roman centurion catches Brian attempting to write "Romans, go home" on a wall. The centurion chides him for poor grammar and orders him to write it, correctly, 500 times! George
  13. This is an actress. Casino Royale (1967) Bullitt The Grasshopper The Mephisto Waltz Secrets The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean Murder on the Orient Express Under the Volcano Inchon Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe? Wild Orchid Class The Deep Airport The Greek Tycoon Dangerous Beauty Rich and Famous George
  14. Bonnie and Clyde Warren Beatty Bugsy George
  15. Anne Archer Fatal Attraction Glenn Close George
  16. I forget that Jackson was a hold-up man in CTA. George
  17. I was thinking "The Day the Earth Stood Still," but that remake was done early 2000s. George
  18. Jeremy Irons Die Hard with a Vengeance Samuel L. Jackson George
  19. I have no idea who Eddie Redmayne is. George
  20. No idea. Seems entertaining. George
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