Human without the bean

No WordWolf you're about 238,855 miles off.

Thank you WordWolf. I think is would be easier to screenshot something but that ends up a no go when I try it. Is it the Crtl tab or Shift tab that you use with that function? I've tried them both before.

No you got the 12 years right. First actor took six then the other four and then the year.

And a good guess I suppose. I've never seen that. But no. The actor in mind for the title role was convinced to give it another shot and took it with one condition that he didn't start for a year. His eventual co-star who plays his wife had to beg the director to give her a screening because she was told she wouldn't be right for the part. When the director agreed the lead actor flew 3000 miles just to do the scene with her. She got the part.

You're definitely right.

Oh yeah, its my turn. I totally spaced this. Hey, hey mama, said the way you move Gonna make you sweat, gonna make you groove Uh uh child, way you shake that thing Gonna make you burn, gonna make you sting Hey, hey, baby, when you walk that way Got a flaming heart, can't stay away

Me too! I've had my coffee.

I can't picture Andy Griffith eating a hotdog? Oh, huh, maybe I can if I picture he and Opie in Mayberry at the county fair?

Didn't you mean Mark Harmon? A typo error maybe, otherwise no, I haven't watched NCIS before.

Sorry I missed that one. I'm not sure if I'm picture savvy enough to put anything up on this thread or not? (I would dearly appreciate learning how to do it). I'm using windows 7 now and its always been a bit of a drawback for me to post pictures from one media to another (I have no smart phone or any device and will always have it that way). I usest to be able to use the right-click method to screenshot something but now I have given up on that.

OK. It took the director more than 12 years to develop this film. He had only one actor in mind to do the lead role. That actor took 6 years "to think about it" but declined. After another actor took the role, he did extensive research, reading over 20 books and doing research, visiting many historical sites and even gaining exclusive access to personal items of the iconic character he was to play. However, he dropped out after 4 years citing he was too old for the part and that his wife had recently passed away. The original choice for the part that the director had in mind was convinced by a friend to give it another shot. What movie am I?

Not necessarily. Someone will know this movie because it is a more recent movie and had some whose who's from Hollywood in it.

Singin' in the Rain Debbie Reynolds Behind The Candelabra

Let's see if we can hone this down a little bit with some more prominent actors. John Turturro Max Von Sydow Lewis Black Lloyd Nolan Maureen Sullivan (Tarzan loves Jane) Julie Louis-Dreyfus Carrie Fisher J. T. Walsh

War Games John Wood Sabrina (not the Bogart one)

John Turturro Max Von Sydow J T Walsh Lewis Black This is tougher so I'm giving 4 clues to start

I'll come up something soon.

I can't believe I missed these lyrics before and now these. "Walk This Way" ~Aerosmith~. Just kidding. Shouldn't George get credit here for pointing out the artist from this song ~Bruce Springsteen~? He had them first, and I got the song, "Born to Run" former, and "Born in the USA" latter?

It looks like I beat you by 2 minutes George. I was actually viewing some other Oscar trivia (Lawrence of Arabia) at the time I checked the post so it registered with me pretty quickly.

Are we talking "On Golden Pond" Hepburn and Fonda with daughter Jane picking up the Oscar?

This one sounds like something that I've heard but where from I don't know.

It just came to me. Suicide Squad. Had it confused with Gangster Squad for a minute too.

Alrighty then, Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope Alec Guinness The Bridge of the River Kwai