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I remember that name from the role of Eric Selvig, who was introduced in THOR Natalie Portman V For Vendetta

No, something with better reviews. However, neither movie, strictly speaking, included any superheroes (AFAIK about Catwoman, the other movie definitely did not.)

He spent a LOT LESS time than he'd made it sound. To hear him say it, he was an involved dad and successful dog trainer. He always pushed responsibilities to other people- and raising people and dogs counted among those responsibilities. To hear vpw say it, he was the first minister to take his whole family on a missionary tour of India. Among the falsehoods in that statement was him taking "his whole family" (his words, not mine.) His youngest son, JP, stayed behind with grandparents for the SEVERAL MONTHS of the trip. In general, he spent LITTLE time actually raising his kids, but was fine taking all the credit for someone else's work. Then again, how can this be a surprise with such a serial plagiarist and conman?

"What is it?" "The sound of treachery." "What are you?" "I'm complicated." "If you can't do it with one bullet, don't do it at all." "We'll be at this all day." "Empires crumble. There are no exceptions." "You're sweet... and you're young. Neither are traits that I hold in high regard." "You scratched me!" "Better me than him!" "You have all the time in the world."

Iron Man Jon Favreau DareDevil

That's it. In the first pic, he's wearing a MAIL shirt while being instructed which cup was safe to drink the toast from. (Was it the flagon with the dragon, the vessel with the pestle, or chalice from the palace?) In the second pic, Danny Kaye was dueling with Basil Rathbone- and doing VERY well by all accounts. (The scene is actually VERY complicated to perform.) Both he and Viggo Mortensen (King Aragorn/Strider the ranger) got similar compliments in their movies about how well they picked up swordplay.

"What is it?" "The sound of treachery." "We'll be at this all day." "Empires crumble. There are no exceptions." "You're sweet... and you're young. Neither are traits that I hold in high regard." "What are you?" "I'm complicated." "If you can't do it with one bullet, don't do it at all."

No. Not a Marvel movie.

This was not a time-travel movie.

"What is it?" "The sound of treachery." "We'll be at this all day." "Empires crumble. There are no exceptions." "You're sweet... and you're young. Neither are traits that I hold in high regard."

Ok, next movie.

"BLAZING SADDLES". The beans-and-black-coffee scene with all the flatulence. Amazing how many people got offended that was in the movie.

Sorry, forgot to answer....

They were, and that's the correct answer.

Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer Herb Alpert John Carradine Vincent Price Debra Paget

Clint Howard?

Vincent Price was in that movie, but this is NOT that movie.

Just from that, I think I've had enough.

Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer Herb Alpert John Carradine Vincent Price

That's it. Some people went nuts over the series and the movie. I never saw what all the fuss was about. Then again, I don't think "post-modern" and "superhero comic books" should intersect.

Ok, let's see if this comes out legible....

I liked the episode. I just forgot it was THAT episode. There were so many good episodes from the original series.

He was on-camera in at least 2 movies you've seen..... returning Joliet Jake's possessions to him as he was discharged from Joliet, and finding PCP among Winthorp's things in a jail in NYC. Outside of playing roles like Miss Piggy, Frank Oz is VERY famous for a non-Muppets role in about 5 movies. (No, he is not on-screen for them.)

Peter Falk The Great Muppet Caper Frank Oz