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Robert Redford Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Paul Newman George

And WW is still up... George

I still got nothin'. George

"For a special agent, you're not having a very special day, are you?" "Are they still following us?... Is there one of them?... Is he looking at us?... Does he have just one hand on the steering wheel?... When you hear something that sounds like a gunshot, drive." "I was briefed on your criminal career. Your balls are on the end of a very long leash, held by a very short man." "I wonder if it was your father's shame that gave you such drive... Or was it your mother's reputation? I understand that she was extremely popular amongst your father's friends..." "We may be engaged, but I'm my own woman! Besides, I don't have a ring! It was stolen, remember?" "A good Russian husband would go out early and got his fiancée a new ring, as soon as he could." "He's trying. To stop. The car." "We're struggling here. Why don't you take a shot at him?" "Somehow, it just doesn't seem like the right thing to do." "Don't make me put you over my knee..." "So you don't want to dance... but you do want to wrestle." "Not very good at this whole subtlety thing, are you?" "Did you disable the alarm?" "There's no alarm on the 307." [alarm immediately begins wailing] "Loving your work, Cowboy." George

Stan Fields Walter Bascom William J. Baxter T.J. Hooker J.T. Kirk George

Maybe there's a movie "High High"? The final puzzle then could be "Sky High High Anxiety." George

"The Jimmy Dean Show"? George

Sont ces mots qui vont tres bien ensemble, tres bien ensemble. George

I don't want to derail this thread, but I think this is germane. I sponsored a LOT of people in the Corps, including a few VERY attractive women. But NONE of them were ever solicited; and, for that matter, they were completely unaware of the evil going on. Now, this was at a time (late 70's through mid 80's) when there were hundreds of Corps, so it's not unbelievable that there were many who were clueless about it. Clearly, if it had been common knowledge, then one could only assume that all the Corps were complicit (since they didn't leave), and the ones I knew were far too principled for that. So, how was it all kept from the mainstream Corps folk (and, presumably, College Division, staff, etc.)? George

Erland was a student at MIT a year ahead of me. As a wrestler, he was good friends with one of my fraternity brothers. He also had a wonderful singing voice. In "Stir Crazy," someone else dubbed the singing; but I believe he did his own singing in "Running Man." As a large man, he died of congestive heart failure. Far too young. :( George

Robin Williams Mrs. Doubtfire Pierce Brosnan George

No, she is not. "I was briefed on your criminal career. Your balls are on the end of a very long leash, held by a very short man." "I wonder if it was your father's shame that gave you such drive... Or was it your mother's reputation? I understand that she was extremely popular amongst your father's friends..." "We may be engaged, but I'm my own woman! Besides, I don't have a ring! It was stolen, remember?" "A good Russian husband would go out early and got his fiancée a new ring, as soon as he could." "He's trying. To stop. The car." "We're struggling here. Why don't you take a shot at him?" "Somehow, it just doesn't seem like the right thing to do." "Don't make me put you over my knee..." "So you don't want to dance... but you do want to wrestle." "Not very good at this whole subtlety thing, are you?" "Did you disable the alarm?" "There's no alarm on the 307." [alarm immediately begins wailing] "Loving your work, Cowboy." George

Wild guess: Mission Impossible? George

Uma Thurman Batman and Robin Arnold Schwarzenegger George

"He's trying. To stop. The car." "We're struggling here. Why don't you take a shot at him?" "Somehow, it just doesn't seem like the right thing to do." "Don't make me put you over my knee..." "So you don't want to dance... but you do want to wrestle." "Not very good at this whole subtlety thing, are you?" "Did you disable the alarm?" "There's no alarm on the 307." [alarm immediately begins wailing] "Loving your work, Cowboy." George

No, though that was a good film. I may use it in the future. :) George

I think Wierwille was more like a first base coach. Not really in the game, but telling everyone where to go (and taking credit if they actually make it). George PS: This is not to denigrate, in any way, the fine work first base coaches do. :)

Name the actor: Stan Fields Walter Bascom William J. Baxter George

William Fichtner Elysium Jodie Foster :) Matt Damon George

"Not very good at this whole subtlety thing, are you?" "Did you disable the alarm?" "There's no alarm on the 307." [alarm immediately begins wailing] "Loving your work, Cowboy." George

"Avengers: Age of Ultron"? George

Well, the second two-thirds would be "Sky High Anxiety." That might be the whole title, too, since you're hinting at a (semi-)stealth triple. I don't recognize the first movie; could it be called "Sky"? George

I'm impressed. It was, in fact, "Hot Dog." It was a light-hearted science show, basically. Each episode had a few short segments. There were only 13 shows; each was aired, and then three sets of reruns finished the year. I specifically remember one segment about skiing. Woody Allen said that he always skied uphill. Not only was it better exercise, but the ski lifts were invariably empty, going down. :lol: Have at it, Wolfman! George

It was Lepetomane that gave it to me. Then the others fell into place. George

I looked at Wikipedia. Markie Post would have played the new (older) Electra Woman. I understand that the pilot is on YouTube, but I haven't checked. I assume you're old enough to have appreciated Markie Post's charms. ;) I'm not going to give several choices here, but this one is a bit obscure. If no one gets it after a few clues, I'll try another. This Saturday-morning show ran from 9/12/70-9/4/71. It starred Jonathan Winters, Woody Allen, and Jo Anne Worley. George