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Not ringing any bells. George

Same song: Oh, mommy, mommy Please, may I go? It's such a sight to see Somebody steal the show Oh, daddy, daddy I beg of you Whisper to mommy It's all right with you George Hint: It was Chuck Berry who won the lawsuit against the Beach Boys.

The Woman in Red Kelly LeBrock Weird Science George

I'm guessing that the media are comic books, TV, and film (not necessarily in that order); but I still can't think of anyone in pink uniforms. George

No. She What's New Pussycat? The Blue Max Casino Royale (1967) The Southern Star Loaded Guns George

She What's New Pussycat? The Blue Max George

Anchorman the Legend of Ron Burgundy? The flute was the tip-off. And now I seem to remember the fight. George

Eddie Murphy? George

"Did you ever dance with the Devil in the dark moonlight?" George

I've already heard Invest One being called Alberto. Mostly a rainmaker. George

It's that time again. This one should continually update:

I'm going to go with The Wolf Man, with Lon Chaney, Jr. There were a number of Wolf Man films, though. George

Blazing Saddles "I Am Groot." (I'll take any movie with that line.) George

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FYI, the lines I quoted were not from Surfin' USA, although the writer sued the Beach Boys and won, because Surfin' USA was so much like this song. George

I doubt Brad Pitt was alive when Mother, Jugs, and Speed came out. George

Harvey Keitel? George

Of course. George

All right. Time to end this. Senor Love Daddy Madlock Stacks Edwards Gator Purify B-Bop Greg Meeker Wes Luger Andrew Sterling Tat Lawson Frozone Nick Fury Darius Kincaid George

Surfin' USA They're really rockin' in Boston In Pittsburgh, P.A. Deep in the heart of Texas And 'round the Frisco Bay George

Some familiar movies there, but I'm not clicking on a common nactor. George

The Empire Strikes Back Carrie Fisher Shampoo George

No. He's had comic roles, but I wouldn't consider this actor a comic actor. Senor Love Daddy Madlock Stacks Edwards Gator Purify B-Bop Greg Meeker Wes Luger Andrew Sterling Tat Lawson George

No. I was sure one of you would get it. I'll leave it up a bit longer. I've already done this film with another memorable line. George

Phantom of the Opera was #1, with 13,981 performances. The rest: 2: Chicago (1996 revivial) 10,825 3: The Lion King 10,445 4: Wicked 7,984 George