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Kermit the Frog? George

I think you're up. George

Pamela Reed Linda Hunt Carroll Baker George

Putting all the names together on this page: Dylan McDermott, John Mahoney and Rene Russo. Gary Cole Fred Thompson John Malkovich. I think this is the one where Eastwood plays a Secret Service guy: "In the line of Fire"? George

Alan Ruck Star Trek Generations Malcolm McDowell George

Yes. Since the whole title is "Star Trek" i'll give it to you. Kevin Cho had doubts about playing Sulu until George Takei convinced him to do it. Simon Pegg really wanted to play Scotty, The doors, well... George

So, was "You are in more dire need of a blowjob than any white man in history." from 48 Hours? George

I've heard the line. 48 Hrs? George

A Korean-American actor was concerned about playing a Japanese-American character until a Japanese-American actor said that the role would represent all Asians. One actor never auditioned. He was e-mailed an offer to play his role by the director. The actor said he would have played the role for free, or even paid the director, in order to get the part. A sound effect of automatic doors opening in the film is actually the sound of a Russian train's toilet flushing. George

I think we've seen this one about four times already. Want to try another? George

The Wanderer "Come on, everybody, clap your hands. Aw, you're looking good!" George

Yes. "Johnny Strabler" was his character in "The Wild One." And, of course, "Fletcher Christian" was his character in "Mutiny on the Bounty." George

I've definitely heard this one, but I can't think of the title or artist. George

Tropic Thunder? George

Yes. George

Again, no. Time to end this. Emiliano Zapata Marc Antony Johnny Strabler Terry Malloy Napoleon Bonaparte Sky Masterson Rio Fletcher Christian Freddy Benson Matt Fletcher Maj. Weldon Penderton Peter Quint Stanley Kowalski Vito Corleone Col. Walter Kurtz Jor-El Carmine Sabatini Dr. Moreau George

Of course. George

I think Danny Glover did say it in Lethal Weapon, but "Sgt. Hulka" said it in Stripes while jumping onto the back of the assault van. So, "You can't handle the truth!" George

I'm thinking "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles." Steve Martin uses the F-word a BUNCH when chewing out a rental car employee after trudging through snow and ice, only to find no car in the space. Her response? "Well, I guess you're f-ed!" George

There's probably more than one movie with that line, but I know it's in Stripes "You can't handle the truth!" George

Correct on both counts. The others are The New Adventures of Beans Baxter you got it Mr. President Duet you got it I never watched Parker Lewis, but I did watch the others. They were all pretty good. George

As I mentioned above, most of FOX's early programming was short-lived comedies. Name one of these to win the round. A teenager is recruited to work for a US spy organization. He has to keep it secret from his mother, because (for some reason) her life would be endangered because of the knowledge. Miss Universe Shawn Weatherly appears as herself in an episode. A magazine research assistant's thoughts are portrayed by several actors. (Sort of like the STNG episode "Loud as a Whisper"). George C. Scott's first (and, AFAIK, only) television show. Centered on the romance of a novelist (Matthew Laurance) and a caterer (Mary Page Keller), but gradually the focus shifted to their yuppie friends (Chris Lemmon, Alison LaPlaca) and the show was rebranded as Open House. Basically "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" as a sitcom. George

Star Trek 4, The Voyage Home “Carpe diem. Seize the day, boys. Make your lives extraordinary.” George

Not Tony Curtis. He died in 2004. You've seen his films. These have been characters from earlier films, but even those I've had to curate to remove the obvious ones. Emiliano Zapata Marc Antony Johnny Strabler Terry Malloy Napoleon Bonaparte Sky Masterson Rio Fletcher Christian Freddy Benson Matt Fletcher Maj. Weldon Penderton Peter Quint George

Maybe to the Romans... George