Human without the bean

Scent of a Woman James Rebhorn The Game

Larry Sokolov Roger Perron Marty Bowen Dr. Bannister Kurt Pettiglio Kyle Walker Marty Bowen Alan Ginsburg Peter Gibbons Henry Allen Bobby Lawrence Future JR Oliver Sutherland Elvis James Hosty Rob Tyler Bellows Dr. Richard Clayton Percy Anderson Dropping a hint. I don't think this actor's list of credits reveals very much so, he played Elliott Ness in the TV series "Time Cop". I've heard of the movie but never the TV show.

Let's Dance ~David Bowie~ "She said that livin' with me is bringing her down yeah"

That shipp has sailed WordWolf. Another actor played this role

Larry Sokolov Roger Perron Marty Bowen Dr. Bannister Kurt Pettiglio Kyle Walker Marty Bowen Alan Ginsburg Peter Gibbons Henry Allen Bobby Lawrence

That's the one.

No chance at all. A much older movie.

How about another line then, from the same movie ?? "When they touch down, we'll blow the roof, they'll spend a month sifting through rubble, and by the time they figure out what went wrong, we'll be sitting on a beach, earning twenty percent".

It's not either group. So, no.

So if you wake up with the sunrise And all your dreams are still as new And happiness is what you need so bad Girl, the answer lies with you, yeah Catch the wind, see us spin Sail away, leave today Way up high in the sky, hey whoa But the wind won't blow You really shouldn't go Only goes to show That you will be mine By takin' our time, ooh Hey, oh Oh the wind won't blow and we really shouldn't go And it only goes to show-ow-ow Catch the wind, we're gonna see it spin We're gonna sail, little girl Do do do, bop bop a do-oh

.Yes, your post and mine. Thanks for the notice Raf.

Larry Sokolov Roger Perron Marty Bowen Dr. Bannister Kurt Pettiglio Kyle Walker Marty Bowen

Just in case it isn't him, multiple actors (men or women) have used the line "it's showtime" kind a a staple Hollywood quote, and one of those lines could be from "American Psycho" used by Christian Bale.

BTTF ""And when Alexander saw the breadth of his domain, he wept... for there were no more worlds to be conquered!"" "Benefits of a classical education."

To me it almost sounds like something from "Animal House" but did they even have that technology back then? Ghostbusters?

IT's got to be 'Walk the LIne', right George? But no, how about 'Men in Black' for a real guess instead.

So if you wake up with the sunrise And all your dreams are still as new And happiness is what you need so bad Girl, the answer lies with you, yeah

Larry Sokolov Roger Perron Marty Bowen

Alright I'm with you guys now. I posted the three movies clue which is wrong for this thread. I'll get back but if anyone is interested and has something go ahead.

The Professor Tully The Tender Bar

Beautiful song waysider. I should give the album 'McCartney' a listen.

The other thing I can think of is The Fugitive, no the sequel. U.S. Marshalls Wesley Snipes Brooklyn's Finest

If I'm not mistaken I don't think Ian McShane was in John Wick IV. Apparently I was mistaken.

Internal Affairs Andy Garcia Godfather 3

That would be them. Could you imagine that kind of name in baseball today?