Triple Movie Links Game

[Suda]

Nor do I. Never saw "24" and get all the insurance commercials confused, except Geico. Their spokesman is quite unique.

Suda

[GeorgeStGeorge]

Here's a picture of him.

George

[Ca_dreaming]

HELP!

[Suda]

Yeah, now I know the Allstate man. Nice voice.

Okay, so I googled and now we are back on our way.

Waiting to Exhale

Whitney Houston

The Body Guard (can't remember is that is one or two words)

Suda

Edited October 17, 2007 by Suda

[WordWolf]

Kevin Costner

Robin Hood:Prince of Thieves

Morgan Freeman

[GeorgeStGeorge]

Glory

Matthew Broderick

Ferris Beuler's Day Off

George

[Suda]

Jennifer Gray (or is it Grey?)

Dirty Dancing

Patrick Swayze

[Ca_dreaming]

To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar

John Leguizamo

Carlito's Way

[Suda]

Oops, another one I don't know.

[GeorgeStGeorge]

I've heard of it but haven't seen it.

George

[WordWolf]

Neither have I, but someone finally posted a movie where I know ONE star

and they didn't link THROUGH that star...

Al Pacino

the Devil's Advocate

Keanu Reeves

We haven't used either for the past page, right?

(Correct me otherwise.)

[Suda]

Speed

Sandra Bullock

Miss Congeniality

[GeorgeStGeorge]

William Shatner

Star Trek Generations

Malcolm McDowell

George

[Suda]

Superman: Shadow of Apokolips

Tim Daly

The Object of My Affection

Suda

[GeorgeStGeorge]

I don't think cartoon voice-overs count...?

George

[Suda]

Which one was he the sinister man in? Superman, Batman, Spiderman - one of those I saw with my son. May have picked the wrong one.

Someone else feel free to post starting with GSG's

William Shatner

Star Trek Generations

Malcolm McDowell

Suda (who will wait till her son is home next time to post so she know's the correct name. Sorry!)

[WordWolf]

I don't think cartoon voice-overs count...?

George

Voice-acting counts as acting for this thread.

However,

the rule of thumb is the movie aired in theaters at some time,

which means direct-to-video doesn't count.

[Suda]

I rarely go to theaters. (Last time was to see "The Passion".) Sudo and I like to watch movies at home, and the kids rent a couple at our Blockbuster runs. How do you know if they are "direct to video"? Not trying to "defend/justify" my mistake, but asking honestly.

Not a problem, though, really, cause if I screw up, it's just a game, and we can go back to where we left off. No harm done.

Suda

[GeorgeStGeorge]

Caligula

Peter O'Toole

My Favorite Year

George

[Ca_dreaming]

Not a lot of promising people to choose from!

[Suda]

Lainie Kazan

My Big Fat Greek Wedding

John Corbett

[GeorgeStGeorge]

Tombstone

Powers Boothe

Red Dawn

George

[Tom Strange]

Charlie Sheen

Major League

Tom Berenger

[WordWolf]

I rarely go to theaters. (Last time was to see "The Passion".) Sudo and I like to watch movies at home, and the kids rent a couple at our Blockbuster runs. How do you know if they are "direct to video"? Not trying to "defend/justify" my mistake, but asking honestly.

Not a problem, though, really, cause if I screw up, it's just a game, and we can go back to where we left off. No harm done.

Suda

How can you tell?

Well, if you don't know, it's easy.

You google the name in quotes, and "imdb" in quotes.

Then you look up its imdb listing. (Internet movie database.)

If it's a regular movie, its name will be written normally.

If it was direct-to-video, like, say, that recent Doctor Strange movie,

it will have "(V)" written after it.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0910865/

And if it was a video-game only, the parentheses will have "(VG)" instead.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0395274/

If there's still any question, look up its wikipedia entry. Even if it's only a "stub",

it should include its release year and whether it was a theater release or whatever.

Please note direct-to-video's excluded more out of obscurity, since distribution's limited

on those. We may not have even HEARD of the movie...

[Suda]

Thanks for the headsup, WordWolf. Appreciate it.

Someone to Watch Over Me

Mimi Rogers

The Mirror Has Two Faces