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Righter idea. Still way wrong movie

"Gasim's time has come, ___. It is written." "Nothing is written." "You will not be at [location], English! Go back, blasphemer... but you will not be at [location]!" "I shall be at [location]. That, IS written! [pointing to forehead] In here." [Note: The location doesn't give away the title, but it is so evocative that it might as well]. *** "What ails the Englishman?" "The one he killed is the one he brought out of the [different location]." "It was written then. Better to have left him there."

Holmes and Watson

Jude Ellis Clark Edwards Al Giordino Hank Rafferty He played Rosencrantz in a version of Hamlet set in modern day NYC. Ethan Hawke was Hamlet. Bill Murray was Polonius. He's a character actor. You definitely know him when you see him, but you may not know his name.

No. The HALF brother

Rough estimate: how many actors have played the characters portrayed by the main actors in this atrocity?

We're still tinkering with this... stay tuned...

Wrong movie Wrong year Wrong continent. Character 1: "I had to execute him with my pistol, and there was something about it that I didn't like." Character 2: "That's to be expected." 1: "No, something else." 2: "Well, then let it be a lesson." 1: "No... something else." 2: "What then?" 1: "I enjoyed it."

Jack Monk was Adrian Monk's half-brother.

"Truly for some men, nothing is written unless they write it."

Just two?

FYI: this is not a household name, but he is famous enough to warrant inclusion in this thread. That said, with the exception of Rosencrantz, I would be satisfied with a description of the actor and the name of the movie or show.

He played: Adam Penenberg Frank Heffley Jack Monk, Jr. Rosencrantz (yes, THAT Rozencrantz) Lenny (a musician)

Well, Amos Hart was the giveaway for me, as I am not a fan of Will Ferrell.

Quick guess: John C. Reilly

Dammit

This looks like Robin Hood: MIT

Where did you get your training in what constitutes libel and how to avoid it, DWBH? My most recent refresher session was in June. Would you like the names and credentials of the attorneys who ran those sessions and whose job is to literally keep ME and my colleagues from printing information that might lead to defamation lawsuits?

And will NOT allow our decision making process to be influenced by juvenile insults.

We are here to tell the truth. Not to slander. We are not the arbiters of every individual's walk after leaving TWI. Some have been explicit in their claim of leadership. Others, less so. We will do our best to protect those who deserve protection and expose those who deserve exposure. We will err. But we will err on the side of privacy. If you were hurt by those in TWi, or those AFTER TWI, WE BELIEVE YOU. But that does not mean we are willing to expose this website or its owners and moderators to the legal consequences of the claims you make.

It was an insult. And we're not going to take the bait. GSC is here for everyone who wants the truth about TWI. And to anyone who would use the word of God to oppress, to harm, to deflie... you will always have enemies devoted to exposing you. And we will always be among them GSC will never be your friend.

I keep thinking Battle of the Planets, but that's a TV show. I KNOW I'm on the right track though.

That's ok. I just recently realized there's like one Latino in West Side Story

Glenn Ford did not play Perry White. He played Jonathan Kent. Jackie Cooper played Perry "And Don't Call Me Sugar" White.