This is some list. Hans Conreid isn't known for almost anything, unless you're a Hans Conreid fan. Then you know he played Percy Livermore, Dan Jenkins (both "I Love Lucy" roles), Dr Terwilliger in that "Dr T and" something movie, and he did some voice work for animation like the Rankin-Bass "The Hobbit."
Nick Nolte I remember for "48 Hours", Jeffrey Jones is most famous for Principal Rooney in "Ferris Buehler's Day Off", and "Daveed Diggs" sounds African-American from that name. Kevin Kline I remember best as Artemus Gordon in the remake of "Wild Wild West." (I almost confuse him for Kenneth Branagh, partly because they both were in that movie.)
Charleton Heston is known for playing classic roles. It's possible all of these men, when starting out, went onstage or on TV or something and shared at least one classic role, like Shakespeare or the Bible or something.
Taking all of that into account, my first guess will be "Moses", with Charleton Heston as the most famous actor in the role.
No "Lin-Manuel Miranda", so not "Hamilton." Some of those names work for Ben Franklin, but others do not. So, maybe this is "THOMAS JEFFERSON." Let's go young instead of old.
Thomas, it is. Ken Howard played him in "1776." Nolte played him in "Jefferson in Paris." Diggs played him in "Hamilton." Dillane played him in the "John Adams" miniseries.
I can't decide whether those are roles or actors. Preston and Welles had many roles, but I don't remember Cronkite doing anything other than the news. On the other hand, I could imagine actors portraying Cronkite and Welles, but not Preston. Unless these were all characters from "Drunk History"?
I can't decide whether those are roles or actors. Preston and Welles had many roles, but I don't remember Cronkite doing anything other than the news. On the other hand, I could imagine actors portraying Cronkite and Welles, but not Preston. Unless these were all characters from "Drunk History"?
George
Those are all actors. This is not a list of roles, it's one role shared by those actors.
I'm shocked that nobody's gotten this one. I'll need to find an actor who's key in remembering this role for people, if such an actor exists. This role DID exist- in history, at least.
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He was looking for it to use as a clue in a game round a few weeks after he was looking for it. Meanwhile, I hope he posts the next one soon.
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Refreshing the page after submitting works, too. George
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Well ... yeah. I was about 15 when it came out. (Saw it a couple of years later, when I was in college.) Fonda DID win the Best Actress Oscar for the performance. George
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No.
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Harlan Thrombey J. Paul Getty Kaiser Wilhelm II Henrik Vanger Julius Caesar
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Leo Tolstoy Hal Fields Charles Muntz David Winters Jack Etty Simon Wyler
Arthur Case Dean Whiting Bill Nolan John Adams Gates Ralph Nickleby Robert Lecker
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That's him. He's done a lot of stuff.
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Yeah, I recognized a couple of those; Simon Wyler, Henrik Vanger, J Paul Getty. I will get something up here soon.
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I can't come up with anything at the moment. Help yourself if anyone is interested.
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Name the role:
Nick Nolte Daveed Diggs Ken Howard
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Name the role:
Nick Nolte Daveed Diggs Ken Howard
Jeffrey Jones Charlton Heston Stephen Dillane
Hans Conreid Kevin Kline John Dehner
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This is some list. Hans Conreid isn't known for almost anything, unless you're a Hans Conreid fan. Then you know he played Percy Livermore, Dan Jenkins (both "I Love Lucy" roles), Dr Terwilliger in that "Dr T and" something movie, and he did some voice work for animation like the Rankin-Bass "The Hobbit."
Nick Nolte I remember for "48 Hours", Jeffrey Jones is most famous for Principal Rooney in "Ferris Buehler's Day Off", and "Daveed Diggs" sounds African-American from that name. Kevin Kline I remember best as Artemus Gordon in the remake of "Wild Wild West." (I almost confuse him for Kenneth Branagh, partly because they both were in that movie.)
Charleton Heston is known for playing classic roles. It's possible all of these men, when starting out, went onstage or on TV or something and shared at least one classic role, like Shakespeare or the Bible or something.
Taking all of that into account, my first guess will be "Moses", with Charleton Heston as the most famous actor in the role.
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No. Here's a hint: I got the idea from your penultimate Movie Mash-up.
(And Conreid portrayed the role as a voice actor. The others were live.)
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So, something related to the Founding Fathers....
No "Lin-Manuel Miranda", so not "Hamilton." Some of those names work for Ben Franklin, but others do not. So, maybe this is "THOMAS JEFFERSON." Let's go young instead of old.
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Thomas, it is. Ken Howard played him in "1776." Nolte played him in "Jefferson in Paris." Diggs played him in "Hamilton." Dillane played him in the "John Adams" miniseries.
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WW is up.
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Walter Cronkite Robert Preston Orson Welles
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I can't decide whether those are roles or actors. Preston and Welles had many roles, but I don't remember Cronkite doing anything other than the news. On the other hand, I could imagine actors portraying Cronkite and Welles, but not Preston. Unless these were all characters from "Drunk History"?
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Those are all actors. This is not a list of roles, it's one role shared by those actors.
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Walter Cronkite Robert Preston Orson Welles
Billy West Howard Da Silva Pat Hingle
John Larroquette Lee Beggs Thomas Pogue
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I know the Larroquette played Sir Galahad on The Librarians. I could envision the others in that role.
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This role is not "legendary." Also, few people would consider this role British, least of all himself.
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I'm shocked that nobody's gotten this one. I'll need to find an actor who's key in remembering this role for people, if such an actor exists. This role DID exist- in history, at least.
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Walter Cronkite Robert Preston Orson Welles
Billy West Howard Da Silva Pat Hingle
John Larroquette Lee Beggs Thomas Pogue
Walter Walker Charles Coburn Tom Wilkinson
He's been a chess player, a postmaster general, a writer, a sage, a diplomat...
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BTW, I was continuing with a theme in this round....
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Ben Franklin, I presume.
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That's him. Cronkite was the voice-actor for "Liberty's Kids", and Billy West for "Histeria!"
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