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GeorgeStGeorge

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  1. Axel F (an instrumental, by the way) George
  2. DEFINITELY! Woody Allen took a Japanese spy film, tossed out all the dialogue, and dubbed in his own. The humor is all over the top. Some of it is hysterical; some, just goofy. It was my favorite comedy until "Sleeper" came out (which is still my favorite). You're up, Wolf Lily. :) George
  3. Neither. Think more nebbishly. George
  4. I KNOW I've seen this one. But it's just not coming to me. George
  5. I'm sure I'm going to be doing a lot of this: But now, it's :) George
  6. The Princess Bride Mandy Patinkin Alien Nation George
  7. No. This was the directorial debut (of sorts) for a prolific comedic actor/director/producer. The movie was originally titled "Key of Keys" before said actor/director/producer got his hands on it. The actresses portraying sisters "Teri and Suki Yaki" also appear in the James Bond film "You Only Live Twice." Playboy Playmate China Lee does a striptease at the end, as the director promised her a part "somewhere in the film." A brief interlude, featuring the Lovin' Spoonful, was added without the director's knowledge, before the film's release. George
  8. The "Harry Anderson" part is pretty obvious. I'll need to think more about the adventure. George
  9. That might be any Austin Powers film. I'll guess the first (International Man of Mystery). George
  10. Time to google Wesley Snipes Passenger 57 Elizabeth Hurley George
  11. Here's a man in evening clothes How he got here, I don't know, but Man, you oughta see him go [TITLE] He's dancin' with a chick in slacks She's a-movin' up and back Man, there ain't nothin' like [TITLE] George
  12. Here's a man in evening clothes How he got here, I don't know, but Man, you oughta see him go George
  13. Better than you are at giving clues, I hope. :) George
  14. I made my guess of the title earlier ("Vampire for Your Love"). I thought that you OKed that, so I was guessing at the artist form you "Dinosaur, Sr." clue. George
  15. Ummm... "Vampire for Your Love" by I Have No Idea? :) George
  16. This was the directorial debut (of sorts) for a prolific comedic actor/director/producer. The movie was originally titled "Key of Keys" before said actor/director/producer got his hands on it. Two of the actresses appear in the James Bond film "You Only Live Twice." George
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