Human without the bean

Been four days, so,ooooooo obviously I googled. I didn't recognize her face but realized she was in Crazy Rich Asians Tomorrow Never Dies Gerard Butler The Ugly Truth

Oh right it's spelled with a g/as in geoffrey.

Tonight's movie presentation is brought to you tonight with limited interruptions and is intended for mature audiences only. Just kidding. The leading actor was so sure that the movie was going to be a success that he waived his acting fee and opted for percentage points earned from the movie. At one point, both he and the director paid money out of their own pockets when the production company nearly shut down. Highly successful and perhaps one of the most popular movies ever, he (actor) ended up making about $40 million, however, critics called it a "successful failure" because the cost of producing and promoting the movie still didn't earn any money.

Jeffrey Rush

Perhaps you should save this further education George for another thread.

I agree with most of this. First, what I mean by withdrawing George (it would be cheating to continue playing) is if I were looking up something, lets use your example Joe Black, in a thread (Triple Movie Links) because I thought an actor was in the movie and using your example, Brad Pitt wasn't in it, but in doing so I also discovered another actor who was in it that would be cheating to use that actor to play. I also agree with you using the picture of someone whom you think is the actress or actor in a particular movie to confirm that you are right is fine. A lot of various sources, wiki, Imdb, Biog, often splash different pictures and movies that might help to solve the clues but unless you intended to find the correct answer and did not and were given another correct clue that is when I would disqualify myself from playing. And I would hope that anyone else doing so would also, which I'm sure they are.

Murphy's Romance Sally Fields Mrs. Doubtfire

I'm out.

Oh, I forgot about this. Give me a few to post something. Jim Morrison could not have pulled of that role imo.

Glen Fry (from the Eagles album Hotel California) This is as close as I can get on this clue.

So one of the actors from the first clue was born in 1923 and he starred in a TV show in the 1940's. That would make our war hero about 20. The other two stars were born in 30 and 31 making them teenagers in the show. The Dick Van Dyke show however I don't know how they would fit into that show?

I like this one. Something tells me this is either a show like McHale's Navy with Tim Conway being one of those guys or a show like The Fugitive with David Janssen or somebody (I'm spiff-balling mostly because I get the opportunity to use a word like that) like that who spun off and did his own show? It would help me if I knew what caliper of a star we are talking about? Was the character also a movie star? This show would have had to have been very popular to have it to spin-off into a new show. Usually, this requires some star power.

Tommy Lee Jones Blown Away Jeff Bridges

*Wild swing* The A Team?

You can't be talking about Platoon can you be George? Which character would JM have played? Johnny Depp's part? I read Tom Beringer and Wilem Dofoe and I stopped reading this.

Vince Vaughn Psycho Anne Heche

I don't know Temple Grandin, I do know he was in LA Confidential however, (next clue) so the correct answer is David Strathairn. I wonder what George thinks about this? If I think I know the answer and find a source whether that be a movie jacket or DVD or album cover and my inclination was correct I would call that just having fun playing a game. However, to be fair if I find that I am incorrect then I withdraw myself from the play and wait for the next round.

No, of course not. Its just confirming something that you were already familiar with. As long as we're (including myself) not directly googling or asking Alexa, then it's fine. Correct me, anyone, if you think I am wrong?

Of course.

It looks like my speed reading and comprehension course didn't do anything for me. Thanks. I knew his teachings were inspirational to VP Wierwille when I saw Kenyon's bronze figure in the biblical research center next to Bullinger's and a few others who were Pillars at the ROA. Great stuff. Thanks again.

Now here is a question. Why did it take so many years 10 or 15 or 20 years to wake up to VP Wierwille's mind-washing? He wasn't a particularly good looking man. He wasn't a really good orator was he? He stole what other people said and pawned it off as his own without having anything original of his own to say. But why did it take so long to wake up?

I've got to respond to this thread. Only a couple of questions about VP Wierwille? Here's a couple: How many works did he plagiarize? How many people did he (or still does he) deceive? How many people's lives as a result of his ministry did he disrupt or destroy? How many women did he sexually assault? These are just a few.

Your rambling Skyrider stick to the facts and you forgot to mention one of his copy-cats E.W. Kenyon.

Delores Claiborne The River Wild The Bourne Ultimatum