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Three movies or Three actors
Human without the bean replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
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Come to me now and rest your head for just five minutes Everything is good Such a cozy room the windows are illuminated By the evening sunshine through them, fiery gems for you, only for you
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Three movies or Three actors
Human without the bean replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Julianne Moore Joe Pantoliano Daniel Roebuck -
The Age of Innocence Daniel Day Lewis Joanne Woodward
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Framed (Name That Flick from one Pic)
Human without the bean replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
You see a lot T-Bone. -
Framed (Name That Flick from one Pic)
Human without the bean replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
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Which character is more famous than James Bond? Julius Caesar, Jesus Christ, George Washington? Where do I go with that? Do you have any more clues George?
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I think I finally got it. I thought the artist was Lou Sayers, but after following up with my inclination that the title was "The Show Must Go On" and it was Lou Sayers' song, I got caught up in some feed and I had to question my answer. Apparently covered by other artists like Three Dog Night, Queen. But it turns out it was a song recorded by Sayers and co-written by him. Thanks George for reminding me of the artist. I really liked Leo Sayers. He has some great songs. Very entertaining artist.
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Three movies or Three actors
Human without the bean replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Dangerous Liaisons is the movie. Malkovich, Close, and Pfeiffer, and a young Keanu Reeves. Close and Malkovich have a torrid sexual affair during the Renaissance period (I think) and make a bet between them that a recently widowed woman (Pfeiffer) can't become the object of Malkovich's affection. Close (not Glenn, meaning in proximity) or something like that to the plot. I still can't believe that Glenn Close has not won an Oscar. Can I get a douc slap? -
The Magnificent Seven (1960) I guess with Yul Brynner as the clue that was obvious HUH? Eli Wallach The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
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Framed (Name That Flick from one Pic)
Human without the bean replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Just for the record I didn't need anything to spark my memory. Vividly, flying red convertible in the sky with a big city in the background on a bright sunny day and two guys looking like they are living life to the fullest. Definitely Ferris Bueller. -
Love Story Ali MacGraw Goodbye Columbus
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Three movies or Three actors
Human without the bean replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
I suspect George but there's one more to round it out, Uma Thurman John Malkovich Peter Calipaldi Keanu Reeves Glenn Close Michelle Pfeiffer -
Framed (Name That Flick from one Pic)
Human without the bean replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
This is Ferris Bueller's Day Off if I'm on the right page. -
Three movies or Three actors
Human without the bean replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
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Here is a song; Oh, I didn't notice you posted George.
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Welcome back, I couldn't log on yesterday something was up? As for the clue, I got Natalie in V and that's all.
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Ben Affleck Good Will Hunting Stellan Skarsgard
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Dark Knight Christian Bale Ford vs Ferrari
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Three movies or Three actors
Human without the bean replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Uma Thurman John Malkovich Peter Calpaldi Keanu Reeves -
The Help Emma Stone Zombieland
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Three movies or Three actors
Human without the bean replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Nope. -
Three movies or Three actors
Human without the bean replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
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Three movies or Three actors
Human without the bean replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Road To Perdition. (2002) This was Paul Newman's last theatrical performance of his career. He did some TV and voice work before he passed away in 2008.