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GeorgeStGeorge

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  1. I think they might have reprised those roles, along with Boris Karloff as Frankenstein's Monster, in an Abbott and Costello film, also. George
  2. I guess that was easy... You're up! George
  3. This is one of the few foreign-language films released under its original title, not translated into English. Actors were kept indoors during the whole shooting to keep them untanned, as would be the case if the story were real. The film was shot in sequence so that beard growth was natural. A couple of scenes had to be re-shot, requiring false beards. George
  4. It was, indeed! 61.05% in 1964. I suspect that he got some "It's too bad about Kennedy" vote, though his campaign ad implying that Goldwater would cause WW III probably helped, too. George
  5. Capshaw, Quaid, and Eddie Arnold were the only three actors from Dreamscape that i could remember off the top of my head. I haven't seen the other two movies. George
  6. Dude, read my last two posts. It's someone during my lifetime (born 1956) but no later than 2000. All of those presidents are listed in my previous post. ONE of them hasn't been guessed yet. George
  7. All I Have to Do Is Dream (Not the first line) "Someday, I don't know how I hope she'll hear my plea Some way, I don't know how She'll bring her love to me." George
  8. This show featured two policemen, badge numbers 744 and 2430. An actual police dispatcher provided the voice of the dispatcher on the show. She would lie on the floor in the back of the police car so that she could give "dispatches" in real time. One of the actors portrayed a policeman by the same character name on Dragnet!, a year prior to this show. In keeping with the reputation of the producer's series being scrupulously accurate about police procedures, selected episodes of this series were used in police academies as instructional films. The paramedics from Emergency! sometimes crossed paths with the cops at Rampart Hospital. George
  9. Need a couple of more clues, Raf. George
  10. From 1956 to 2000, these are the elected Presidents (Gerald Ford, of course, was not elected): Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson Nixon Carter Reagan GH Bush Clinton Which one hasn't been guessed yet? George
  11. This post isn't really about a Star Trek show, but I didn't know where else to put it without starting a whole new thread. Susan Bay Nimoy guest starred this week on Brilliant Minds, starring Zachary Quinto. When she is introduced to him as her doctor, she says, "I like him. He reminds me of a younger version of my late husband." George
  12. It's Gene Hackman. The second line is definitely from Superman II. The first, I think, is from Young Frankenstein. Not sure about the third. Maybe The French Connection or Unforgiven. George
  13. I guessed it because of Baldwin and Welles. If those names weren't there, I'd have thought the others were roles, not actors. George
  14. California Dreaming (Not the first line) "And even if time ain't really on my side It's one of those days for takin' a walk outside I'm blowin' the day to take a walk in the sun And fall on my face on somebody's new-mowed lawn." George
  15. Barely over 50%. There's still one 20th century President elected during my lifetime (i.e., since 1956). George
  16. Martin Short Cross My Heart Annette O'Toole George
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