Perfect. The only rule to the game is, don't go linking back to the same movie, series, or person. For example, the last one has Carrie Fisher and The Blues Brothers. If I were to say "Frank Oz - Empire Strikes Back - Carrie Fisher," that would be bad, because we just used Carrie Fisher as a link. However:
Frank Oz
The Empire Strikes Back
Mark Hamill
is okay because Empire and Star Wars are two different movies, Frank Oz was not in both, and Mark Hamill is a different star. Don't use a sequel unless you get there from an actor who wasn't in the first referenced movie (Frank Oz was in the Blues Brothers, but he wasn't in Star Wars, so it's okay to use him for The Empire Strikes Back to get to someone other than Harrison Ford or Carrie Fisher).
Now, I used the above as an example. My actual next link is as follows:
Frank Oz
The Great Muppet Caper
Charles Grodin
(naming someone whose voice alone was used is also okay, so long as the actor is playing a role in the movie. Frank Oz in the Muppet movies is okay, but Phil Collins in Tarzan is not).
Use your best judgment on when it's been long enough to not worry about repeating actors or movies.
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Raf
The rule is against sequels to get TO actors that appear in both films. There's no rule against cameos to get to actors that are not in the first movie (ie, even if it were a sequel, it would be okay
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I don't know who "Creepshow" is, but he didn't star in "The Natural." ;) George
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A hard one I presume!
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QuietThinker,
I don't think you've quite got the hang of the game (or you linked from an out of date post).
The next step is to name a movie Albert Brooks has been in, another star of that movie, and another movie that star has been in.
Like so:
Broadcast News
Holly Hunter
Copycat
Now, Copycat is the last link. Find another star of Copycat, another movie that star was in, and another star from that movie.
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yes, I did misunderstand...so...is this right?
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*checks the cast of Copycat*
Yes, that was correct.
Connected from the last one, into another movie, then another actor.
Which means the next person has to connect into another movie
to actor to movie.
Let's see...
Star Wars
Carrie Fisher
Blues Brothers
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Perfect. The only rule to the game is, don't go linking back to the same movie, series, or person. For example, the last one has Carrie Fisher and The Blues Brothers. If I were to say "Frank Oz - Empire Strikes Back - Carrie Fisher," that would be bad, because we just used Carrie Fisher as a link. However:
Frank Oz
The Empire Strikes Back
Mark Hamill
is okay because Empire and Star Wars are two different movies, Frank Oz was not in both, and Mark Hamill is a different star. Don't use a sequel unless you get there from an actor who wasn't in the first referenced movie (Frank Oz was in the Blues Brothers, but he wasn't in Star Wars, so it's okay to use him for The Empire Strikes Back to get to someone other than Harrison Ford or Carrie Fisher).
Now, I used the above as an example. My actual next link is as follows:
Frank Oz
The Great Muppet Caper
Charles Grodin
(naming someone whose voice alone was used is also okay, so long as the actor is playing a role in the movie. Frank Oz in the Muppet movies is okay, but Phil Collins in Tarzan is not).
Use your best judgment on when it's been long enough to not worry about repeating actors or movies.
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ok, last tentative foray, I promise.
In this case then, since we're ending with Charles Grodin...
King Kong
Jessica Lange
Big Fish
would work.
I do believe I've got it!
~QT
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and then I'd probably say:
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Figures, you'd hit the most obvious movie with Corey Haim.
So, I'll get a little creative.....
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