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That's it. George

The star was a stand-up comedienne with a name reminiscent of "Gone with the Wind" George

" All right! You put a shiv in my partner. You know what that means? Goddammit! All winter long I got to listen to him gripe about his bowling scores. Now I'm gonna bust your foot for those three bags and I'm gonna nail you for picking your feet in Poughkeepsie." "Brooklyn is loaded with guys that own candy stores, two cars, and like to go to nightclubs!" "Yeah, but you put this little candy store hustler together with Joel Weinstock and maybe we got a big score!" George

"Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy"? George

That's it. I think it's pretty funny. :lol: George

This one makes a funny title, but it's hard to make up a plot that doesn't contain part of the title. A Czech doctor in the late 1960's pursues two women, who become friends. To get away from them women, he escapes through a secret door in the back of a puppet shop and is transported into the mind of an American actor, 30 years later. George

"Cutthroat Island"? George

Denzel Washington Crimson Tide Gene Hackman George

You put the boom-boom into my heart You send my soul sky high when your lovin' starts Jitterbug into my brain Goes abang-bang-bang 'til my feet do the same George

"Footloose" (by Kenny Loggins)? George

Alan Rickman Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Kevin Costner George

Steve Carrell Hope Springs Tommy Lee Jones George

I googled Santa Claus and Mars and got the answer. I don't want to hear a negative comment about "Traxx," ever again. :) George

I used to watch Mystery Science Theater 3000, but I don't remember this one. It almost reminds me of "Spaced Invaders," but that was a Halloween film, not Christmas. George

Steve Martin Bringing Down the House Queen Latifah George

This one does seem familiar, but I can't associate a melody with the words. George

I might have had some other guesses based on the first quote, but now...????? George

That's not the one I'm thinking of. I don't think Bonnie Franklin's character was a recovering alcoholic, and I don't remember what her job was. The one I have in mind appeared about 20 years after "One Day at a Time." George

Of coursh. ;) George

Tim Robbins Bull Durham Susan Sarandon George

Not a bad transliteration of his accent. ;) George

A recovering alcoholic divorces her abusive husband and gets a blue-collar job to support her kids. Surprisingly, it's a comedy. George

I didn't realize that it was that recent. I'll post another shortly. George

I still remember Paulsen talking about gun control: "You come home and find your wife in the arms of another man. What are you going to do? Poison him?" :lol: I can't remember if I've used this one on this thread before. For some reason, the search function will search the forums as a whole, but not just this thread. Anyway: A number of shows have had actors replaced by others, either in the same role (e.g., Darin Stevens) or as a replacement (Bub/Uncle Charlie). This show had three actors play one role, two actors playing another, and a third character was "replaced" upon the death of an actor. (PS I'm using the term actor without reference to gender.) George

"The Santa Clause"? George