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Alas, he is not. But allow me... Alan Rickman Die Hard Bruce Willis

Don't even know who's in them? Veritable who's who of English actors...

Hook Maggie Smith Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

If you studied this, then you would know it's not a poll. Rather, it is an informal survey. As for the rest, if you had studied anything about polls or surveys, you would know that this "poll" couldn't possibly lead you to the conclusions you state. That makes your statement, informally speaking, pompous drivel.

heh heh heh

Must Love Dogs John Cusack City Hall

"It was... fun. Oh my."

Seniors' Seminars would be a series of seminars for seniors. Senior's Seminars would be a series of seminars for one guy, about to graduate high school. :)

ayup.

Epic Movie ?

So, then, it's George's turn?

Dog Day Afternoon "What the hell is a jiggawatt?"

That's hilarious. Little Shop of Horrors John Candy Uncle Buck

Back to the Future III Mary Steenburgen Parenthood (reminder on our "sequel rule:" you can only go to a sequel to connect to an actor who was not in the first mentioned movie. In this example, Crispin Glover was in BTTF with Lea Thompson. If I went to BTTF III and connected to Michael J. Fox, that would violate the rules of the game because MJF was in BTTF. Steenburgen, however, was not. So it's okay to go to part III to link to her. Clear? Care?

Jon Heder Blades of Glory Will Ferrell

Anthony Edwards Top Gun Val Kilmer

Frank Langella And God Created Woman Rebecca DeMornay

Rene Zelwegger (or however you spell it) Chicago John C. Reilly

WordWolf is correct.

"Vodka-martini." "Shaken or stirred?" "Do I look like I give a damn?"

Rupert Everett The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Tilda Swinton

Spike Lee Malcolm X Denzel Washington

"What is it about bad men? You... my husband. I had so many chances to be happy, so many nice guys. Why can't nice guys be more like you?" "Because then they'd be bad."

That came from our paper. :)

Ok, wild guess: is the movie called "On the Beach" ???