Human without the bean

"Suspicious Minds"

Okay it was 16, four of them were directed by Paul Newman. While I come up with something else, anyone can feel free to step in.

George, you're up.

They were a couple George, for 50 years. She's still alive but has dementia and is in an institution or facility of some sort. Sad.

"Adams Rib", "Bringing up Baby", "Philadelphia Story", all famous work of hers.

It's got to be Katherine Hepburn.

You might need to multiply that by many times.

Alright. "Winter day, In a deep and dark December"

Yeah I thought had that right. Movie trivia. In how many theatrical films, did Joanne Woodward star with her husband Paul Newman?

"Paperback Writer" by Richard, James, John and George.

Just the day before yesterday, I ran across something about how President Taft was in office in 1912 when Arizona became the 48th state. I'm thinking that the 47th state had been closely tailored in about the same time with another state around the same location. How about New Mexico.

Yeah, that's Melvin Udahls compliment to Helen Hunt's character because she makes him "want to be a better man".

We (George and I) just discussed this movie on another thread.

The guys name is Richard Jenkins. FREE POST

Rooney Mara Mary Magdalene Joaquin Phoenix

Okay it's been more than a few days. So lets give it up. A couple of no-brainers I'm afraid were obvious I think, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" (1975) (Jack Nicholson, Louise Fletcher), and of course "Silence of the Lambs" (1991) (Anthony Hopkins and Jodi Foster). George you got two others, "It Happened One Night" and the other Jack Nicholson movie, "As Good As it Gets" (1997). "Network" came the year after "One Flew" ,(Peter Finch and Faye Dunaway). Last on the list is "On Golden Pond" (1981) (Henry Fonda, Katherine Hepburn) winning both the acting Oscars. Okay now, there are only three movies in Cinematic history to win three Acting Oscars for the same movie. Guess one? No, not really. One of them was "Network" with one supporting actress. Just kidding. Let's open it up to a FREE POST.

I'm not coming up with anything George.

He's not a major player in any of these films. He's a supporting actor. Many times plays a father figure as in There's Something About Mary or Rumor Has It, or he plays a bit of a socially bumbling almost recluse guy, like he did in Burn After Reading and The Shape of Water.

Yep, that's it. I wonder what the auto correct would have done with F.U.B.A.R in the next line I would have posted? ... What's F.U.B.A.R.? ....-Up Beyond All Recognition.

Rampart Robin Wright The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (2011)

The Men Who Stare At Goats Stephen Root No Country for Old Men

Strike one. Here's a few more. "Rambo? Rambo's a puttie cat" (pussie cat). Auto corrected word. "We're gonna get F.U.B.A.R now. What the hell is F.U.B.A.R? You'll see".

No, but this should help. Kong: Skull Island The Shape of Water Rumor Has It

You're in the ballpark WordWolf. But no.

The Wizard of Oz I'm not sure whether I've done this one recently or not? "You make me want to be a better man".