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Name that Actor/Actress (or Role)
GeorgeStGeorge replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Jamie McPheeters Ronnie Gardner Steven Post Dexter Riley Bo Larsen Morgan Beaudine Elvis Presley Rudy Russo Drew Stephens Malcolm Anderson Jack Burton Dean Proffitt Gabriel Cash Stephen McCaffrey David Grant George -
Most of these are 2-3 weeks old. I realize that WW is behind, but it gets to the point where he or you are several weeks behind on one or more shows before bingeing, so I never know when I can not spoil something. In this case, I didn't mention anything ABOUT the dopplegangers (including another one on Flash that I just remembered). Just making a point about the post-Crisis Arrowverse. Maybe we can set a two-weeks-past-first-US-showing quarantine (for each episode). After that, they're fair game. George
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So, let's see: Batwoman has doppelganger Beth/Alice Supergirl has doppelganger Winn Flash has doppelganger Iris (sort of) Legends has doppelganger Zari (or maybe just retcon Zari -- we haven't seen two of them yet) No doppelgangers (yet) on Black Lightning George
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On the other hand, I do seem to remember him in Glory Matthew Broderick Inspector Gadget George
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Braugher is another person I tend to associate with TV roles but not movie roles. George
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Of course. George
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Yes, I am. You're up. George
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Name that Actor/Actress (or Role)
GeorgeStGeorge replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Name the actor Jamie McPheeters Ronnie Gardner Steven Post Dexter Riley Bo Larsen Morgan Beaudine Elvis Presley Rudy Russo Drew Stephens George -
I'll add THREE MORE movies with the same two actors: Manhattan Sleeper Manhattan Murder Mystery Annie Hall Love and Death Play It Again, Sam George
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I believe you're right about the drinking game. And the 24-hour format could be considered the "star." I'm not sure what characters are referred to in the other clues. George
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I'm a little confused by these two lines: Maybe the publisher wasn't the killer, but then why frame the writer? If the publisher is the murderer, why does he not know the writer he's framing? George
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Well, no, all I have to do is wait two more days and google. I've actually seen 61* (about Roger Maris passing Babe Ruth, but with 8 more games in a season, hence the asterisk); but I don't remember who was in it. George
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This one seems familiar, too, but not as much as the previous one. George
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Lost in Space? George
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Actually, it reminded me more of Cap. Anyway, back to Raf's clue: I don't scratch my head unless it itches and I don't dance unless I hear some music." *** "Only kin's allowed in here." "Alice, are you blind? Don't you see the family resemblance? That's my brother." *** "What are you?" "Mobile, agile, hostile!" "What is pain?" "French bread!" "What is fatigue?" "Army clothes!" "Will you ever quit?" "No! We want some mo', we want some mo', we want some mo'!"
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I would not have considered Diner a "recent" movie (38 years ago); but I guess it's a matter of perspective (Casablanca 78 years ago). George
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I don't know about YEARS, though it was sort of hinted at in last year's crossover. George
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Ah. The "audition" was Ant-Man and Falcon. George
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I know I've seen this movie. The "played 18, shot 18" and "audition" lines are VERY familiar. George
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OK. I get it now. George
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Helen Slater A House in the Hills Michael Madsen George
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Upstairs, Downstairs? George
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"Diner"? George
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Avengers: Endgame? George
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You're half right. Mia Farrow was not in any of those movies. George