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That's a hit. George

Strike 2 George

Strike 1 George

This movie had three sequels (arguably, not as bad as "The Exorcist II"). It was the final film of actors Van Heflin, Virginia Grey, Thomas Browne Henry, and Jessie Royce Landis, as well as composer Alfred Newman. The movie was double-billed in some markets with "The Andromeda Strain," with the tag line "Together On One Great Family Program". George

Richard Nixon John Quincy Adams Pablo Picasso George

Curtis Armstrong? George

I thought WW had it, but I'll try The Exorcist George

Once Tianeman Square appeared, I knew it was after my time. :) Geroge

The Graduate Katharine Ross The Stepford Wives George

Amazon Women on the Moon so many to choose from... Rosanna Arquette Desperately Seeking Susan George

Earth Girls Are Easy Jeff Goldblum Julie Brown Shakes the Clown George

The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom Richard Attenborough Jurassic Park George

That actually sounds familiar. George

Correct! George

Brendan Fraser? George

I remember talking with a Twig Leader from Louisiana, years ago. He had a PFAL student who came to class armed. You never know when you might have to shoot your way out of a Bible class! :lol: George

Oldies, No more Politics 'n Tacks forum. Other than that, no big changes. Obviously, more about Rosie and less about Loy. While you're here, join us in "the game room" (Movies, Music, Books, Art forum). George

Yes. I figured that Cleopatra would eventually give it away. George

Other than the play on "tip of my tongue," no. WW suggested that either of us could go next. I offered it to you. George

Leslie Benedict Velvet Brown Maggie Pollitt Gloria Wandrous Helena Cassidine Marina Rudd Zee Blakely Desiree Armfeldt Frances Andros Laura Reynolds Cleopatra Helen Ellswirth George

Another clue (or two) would be helpful... George

Don't have one on the tip of my keyboard. Raf? George

This sounds like something from the present presidential campaigns. :) George

That makes sense, although WW said it was a 3-parter, NOT a 4-parter. George

I remember seeing it recently, but I didn't post it. There was a similar line in "Mr Mom" about electrical current. George