Human without the bean

Bobby Cannavale Ant-Man Paul Rudd

Would you like to use your 50/50%? No, yes he was a colonel. Colonel Walter E Kurtz. Your go George.

Tom Wilkinson Batman Begins Katie Holmes

If you know the movie but not the name of the character how about a rank? I thought that we had agreed that knowing the name of the actor was acceptable if we didn't have any other choice?

No one doesn't know who Robert Deniro is. His character's name was Travis Bickle. Next..... "Oh the horror! The horror"!

Yeah, I know Candice Bergen was in it. Spartacus Tony Curtis The Great Race

George, I wonder? Have you ever heard of Gandhi? I'm without a clue.

Sun is shining in the sky there ain't a cloud in sight it's stopped raining, everybody's in the play And don't you know it's a beautiful new day, Hey, HeyRunning down the avenue, see how the sun shines brightly,In the city, on the streets where once was pity,

This is one the most popularly quoted movie lines of all time. It started with Robert Deniro's character (don't know his name) from Taxi Driver when he began exhibiting his psychopathic behaviour in the mirror and talking to himself Since then, many hollywood actors, Pacino, Eastwood have used the "you talking to me" phrase in movie's. TV too. i.e. seinfeld

This is Little Deuce Coup by The Beach Boys isn't it?

Robert Duvall

I've been taking interest in checking it out. I think Mad Men star Elisabeth Moss is in this and I really like her acting. I am an Amazon prime member and maybe I can stream it.

Me too. I'm just checkin' in, I've been here, I just haven't been playin'! Depending on the genre of music that you're into I think determines whether or not songs become hard to come up with. We're pretty much stuck with rock songs (because it's rock n' roll of course, and that is what we grew up with), but if someone's into "heavy metal, or country, or blues" it could mean a bunch of more songs that wouldn't be difficult for them because that's what they're into. Hey I'm into all kinds of music so if someone plays I'll attempt to fathom a guess.

Character is Sean (no last name) played by actor Robin Williams at end of Good Will Hunting.

You guys and your Super Hero shows! I get it. I never got into it as a kid, and do doubt I'm the lesser for it now. I watch some of them sometimes. Actually there's some pretty good graphics isn't there. Green Hornet, Flash, it's sort of kept's it's age! I feel like Alvin York. I speckin' I plum hit the bulleye pert in near the middle.

Oops, that is the same actor. Well, he's a good actor.

WordWolf with you're permission of course,...... [character reading a note] "Son of a bitch, stole my line"!

Not really. I got it at the moment I began reading his comment. Carry on.

Your go here George!

Yeah, that's the one.

Why don't we resurrect this thread. I've always like this one Steve! started. A man's life collides in other people's lives and he becomes entwined in some the most spectacular events of the Twentieth Century.

Those were very turbulent times between Geer and Martindale. You had thousands of wayferdoodles (something funny so we see some humor instead of the negative) exiting the minister for whatever reason and thousands more kicking sand in the face of anyone who dared to have an opinion about what way to turn. Which way was right? Which way was wrong? We know now that both ways were wrong. I knew way corps grads that had guns. It's a man thing.

Isn't he sick like really sick? I seem to recall something to that effect.

Oh Gee's Deniro? How shall I choose? Let's do this: Men of Honor Charlese Theron Prometheus

After the fact I'll post "Silence of the Lambs"? Actually I'm not sure? Filmed in the July? Silence was filmed in the winter. Colder than Hannibal's respiration when he ate "a Censes taker's liver and topped it off with some fava beans and a nice Chianti"!