Name a character from a movie & see if anyone knows the movie without using Google

[red dog 1]

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Travis Bickle (answered)

[msongs]

1. sam

[rsdsharp]

6. Casablanca

[PoliticAverse]

10. You played it for her you can play it for me...

[Walleye]

2. 1.

Taxi Driver

[red dog 1]

57. Yessiree!

[ruet]

3. The Duck of Death.

Seems to be a popular movie in these threads.

[PoliticAverse]

5. Howard the Duck? (He certainly killed that movie anyway). n/t

[ruet]

7. Nope.

I did enjoy the last few minutes of that movie though. The SFX were pretty cool.

[Ohio Joe]

8. Unforgiven

Gene Hackman gave him the name

[ruet]

13. Nailed It!

"Duck I says."

[rampartc]

44. the unforgiven

but was it gene hackman or richard harris?

[red dog 1]

58. Gene Hackman kept mispronouncing "The Duke of Death" as "The Duck of Death"

[PoliticAverse]

4. John Bigboote n/t

[Effete Snob]

24. BigbooTAY!

[PoliticAverse]

26. Very good!...

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across The 8th Dimension.

[LakeArenal]

9. Zed...

Or

Hans Gruber

Pam Landy

[Angleae]

12. MiB

or Die Hard

[LakeArenal]

14. Die Hard.

[ruet]

15. Zeds Dead.

[Moostache]

17. Pulp Fiction

Whose motorcycle is this?

Its not a motorcycle, baby, its a chopper?

Whose chopper is this?

Zed's...
Who's Zed?

Zed's dead baby...Zed's dead. (Que "Twilight Zone" music)...

[red dog 1]

59. Pam Landy is a character in several of the "Bourne" movies

[Gidney N Cloyd]

1068. Zed is also the name of Connery's character in Zardoz.

Don't make me post a picture.

[Runningdawg]

11. Louis Cyphre

[Moostache]

16. Angel Heart (n/t)

[PoliticAverse]

31. A devil of a film. n/t

[Runningdawg]

39. Highly underrated IMO - scared the crap out of me.

[Moostache]

18. Tyler Durden (n/t)

[underpants]

21. Don't talk about it

[Celerity]

282. ...

[underpants]

19. Andrew Largeman

[The Wizard]

20. Karmen Ghia

[underpants]

23. Not a guess, a true story

A waitress I worked with once saw an ad in the paper for a car. She was interested. She called the number and asked to speak to Mr. Ghia about the car.

[red dog 1]

62. That's hilarious!

[PoliticAverse]

27. The Producers (original). n/t

[The Wizard]

36. White white white is the color of our carpet.

[PoliticAverse]

37. ...

[The Wizard]

38. The first fart scene in a movie.

[ruet]

22. Iron Balls McGinty

[BlueTsunami2018]

33. The Jerk

How was Nathan to know?

[ruet]

55. Got It!

[Effete Snob]

25. Annie Hall

[PoliticAverse]

30. Right back at ya. n/t

[Midnight Writer]

28. Batman

[Glorfindel]

34. The Dark Knight

[Midnight Writer]

35. Ding! Ding! Ding!

[BlueTsunami2018]

29. Albert Ganz.

Shouldn’t be too hard.

[Shrek]

40. 48 Hours n/t

[yardwork]

147. Albert's on the move.

[Glorfindel]

32. William J. Le Petomane

[Wolf Frankula]

45. Blazing Saddles.

Wolf

[Glorfindel]

49. Yes!

Well done, Wolf

[Shrek]

41. Shrek

[sakabatou]

50. Gee, I wonder

[CottonBear]

42. Ron Rico. NT

[sanatanadharma]

43. Ambrose Wolfinger

"Things happened"

[First Speaker]

46. Manfredi and Johnson

[Harker]

60. Two unfortunates from "Stalag 17".

Unseen characters, as I recall.

[First Speaker]

72. Excellent! That's exactly right...

...shot by the guards trying to escape...

[Harker]

73. That's an old favorite of mine.

I was just thinking about it after watching Billy Wilder's "Sabrina" a couple of nights ago.

[EastMeetsWest]

396. And two of the characters were adapted for Hogan's Heroes

Sgt. Johann Sebastian Schulz (Stalag 17) -- Sergeant Schultz (Hogan's Heroes)

Colonel von Scherbach (Stalag 17) -- General Burkhalter (Hogan's Heroes)

[Harker]

398. Ah! I'd never connected Sherbach and Burkhalter.

They definitely have their similarities.

[EastMeetsWest]

399. Well, they are both rotund

and their voice characterizations are almost exactly the same

By the way, I just watched Stalag 17 on Tubitv last night. "Frank Price" looked oddly familiar. As it turned out, it was a younger version of Peter Graves of Mission: Impossible fame

[trof]

47. Forrest Gump

Oh...wait...nevermind.
😓

[Tikki]

48. Otto Maddox

Tikki

[sakabatou]

51. Repo Man

[Tikki]

54. Correct

YAY...that is correct!!!!



Tikki

[sakabatou]

52. Jobim. He has two other friends that sit by him.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

53. Clifford Skridlow

[ruet]

56. Jeff Spicoli

[Harker]

61. Fast Times at Ridgemont High.

Very much like my memories.

[ruet]

68. Bing!

[Harker]

70. "Bong", maybe...

[red dog 1]

63. Hans Landa

[Upthevibe]

109. red dog 1.....

Inglorious Basterds....

[red dog 1]

127. Tarantino spelled it "Inglourious Basterds"

(He's in his own world)

[Harker]

64. Reilly Diefenbach.

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Bonus points for the different film that had separate characters named Reilly and Diefenbach.

Appears only as a voice on the phone.

[Harker]

65. Cicero Grimes.

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Same film as John Russell.

[Harker]

66. Kaeti von Klugermann.

[VGNonly]

155. The Blue Max

[Harker]

162. Jawohl.

I was crushed when I found out that Ursula Andress' voice was dubbed.

[VGNonly]

176. She was also dubbed

in Dr. No.

[Harker]

179. I'm not sure I've heard her real voice.

What a strange career... to be another body's voice.

[Harker]

67. Dog Boy.

[VGNonly]

150. Cool Hand Luke

[Harker]

165. Anthony Zerbe. Yep.

You're mopping up.

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

69. Inspector Frank Ochoa

Several sequels and a remake.

[Tikki]

77. I am going to guess....Blade Runner

I believe Eddie Olmos played an Inspector in the original Blade Runner.


Tikki

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

79. Nice try but no.

[Harker]

71. Virgil Hilts.

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"Captain Hilts."

[red dog 1]

82. The Great Escape?

[Harker]

84. The "King of Cool" as the "Cooler King.".

Ding!

[red dog 1]

85. He loved playing catch with his baseball in the cooler

[Harker]

86. I used to do a lot of that, too...

as a free man, that is.

[red dog 1]

135. I did too, but with a tennis ball thrown against one of the cement steps in our basement,

(often while listening to an SF Giants game on the radio)

[Harker]

136. Ba-doom fup. Ba-doom fup. n/t

[Harker]

74. Three with ranks...

Pvt. Arthur James Gardner

Pvt. Alistair P. Benjamin

Flying Officer Archibald Ives

[red dog 1]

80. The Great Escape?

[Harker]

81. Ding! for Flying Officer Ives, but not the other two.

I'm honored to ding! you, Red.

[jmowreader]

128. Pvt. Gardner was in The Dirty Dozen

He was the man hanged in the opening sequence.

[Harker]

131. Yep. The "object of the exercise."

[Initech]

75. Hank Pym

[Roland99]

477. Ant Man

Pym particles

[Harker]

76. Eldon Tyrell.

[ruet]

121. ...

Blade Runner?

[Harker]

123. Right!

It's not an easy thing to meet your maker.

[ShazzieB]

78. Eric Ashley-Pitt

[Harker]

87. "The Great Escape", David McCallum.

"Fur... fur mein geschäft."

[ShazzieB]

94. You got it!

[VGNonly]

231. David McCallum Sr.

was a cellist, played with the Beatles on A Day in the Life.

[Harker]

233. Nice cross-reference! n/t

[red dog 1]

83. Roger De Bris

[Glorfindel]

115. The Producers -"His common-law assistant" ?

[red dog 1]

126. The Producers is correct!

Roger De Bris was the producer hired for "Springtime For Hitler"

[jmowreader]

272. "His shows close on the first night of rehearsal."

Roger's "common law assistant" was Carmen Ghia.

[Tikki]

88. David Mann.....

Tikki

[Harker]

89. Lucas Jackson.

[lpbk2713]

95. Cool Hand Luke

The guy with the failure to communicate.

[Harker]

96. Yep... the natch'l born world shaker hisself!

[VGNonly]

154. Cool Hand Luke

[Harker]

90. Otis B. Driftwood.

[Wolf Frankula]

137. A Night at the Opera.

Otis B. Driftwood was played by Harker's avatar.

Wolf

[Harker]

138. Got any milk-fed chickens?

Right on both counts, Wolf.

[kairos12]

455. Am I crazy or didn't there used to be 3 beds in here?

Which question do you want me to answer 1st?

[Harker]

457. There ain't no Sanity Clause!

[kairos12]

458. "...Plain clothes man"

You look more like an old clothes man.

[Harker]

91. Doug Glatt.

[Ohio Joe]

119. Goon

Goon 2 was meh but Goon is my favorite hockey movie ever... Better than Slap Shot.

[Harker]

122. Same here, but I haven't gone for Goon 2 yet.

[Harker]

92. Owen Thursday.

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Same film as Miss Philadelphia Thursday.

[Harker]

93. Miles Archer.

[red dog 1]

99. The Maltese Falcon?

[Harker]

100. Right, Red!

Pivotal.

[red dog 1]

101. Wasn't he Bogie's partner?

[Harker]

102. Yes. The glass door initially read, "Spade & Archer"...

and we see the painter scraping Archer's name off, and repainting so it reads, "Samuel Spade."

[Harker]

97. Sweetface.

[VGNonly]

151. Butch/Sundance

[Harker]

164. If he told me I left town half an hour ago...

I'd believe him.

[Mad_Dem_X]

98. Ennis del Mar

[Glorfindel]

114. Brokeback Mountain

[Mad_Dem_X]

172. Yep!

[red dog 1]

103. Ellis Fielding

[Harker]

105. Is that Red from "The Shawshank Redemption"?

[red dog 1]

106. Nope, sorry

[Harker]

107. Hmm. It was a stretch...

[MatthewHatesTrump2]

489. Loose Cannons

Detective Ellis Fielding

[red dog 1]

511. Yes

[MatthewHatesTrump2]

490. Wasn't that Dan Aykroyd in "Loose Cannons"?

[red dog 1]

514. It was

[Harker]

104. Harry Ellis.

[Harker]

108. Rufus T. Firefly.

[Wolf Frankula]

116. Duck Soup

Wolf

[Harker]

120. You want quackers with that?

[Upthevibe]

110. Andy Dufresne.....

What say you?

[Harker]

111. The Shawshank Redemption.

Now's the time, as Alex Trebek used to say.

[Upthevibe]

112. Yep....

One of my favorite movies of all time - The Shawshank Redemption...

[Harker]

113. I thought it was good, too.

The "what say you"? line was the Warden to Miss Fuzzy Britches, right?

[FSogol]

117. Robert Conway

[FSogol]

118. Ben Bowman

[Harker]

124. Nan Perry.

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Also, Hans-Dieter Mundt.

[Harker]

125. Leeloo.

[Angleae]

140. Fifth Element

[Harker]

141. I couldn't quite remember her full name...

[Angleae]

144. That wasn't her full name?

That's all I remember too.

[Harker]

145. She said it once.

Leeloominaï Lekatariba Lamina-Tchaï Ekbat De Sebat.

That's why everyone calls her Leeloo.

[jmowreader]

129. Del Griffith

[VGNonly]

152. Planes, Trains & Automobiles

[jmowreader]

130. Albert Pierrepoint

(In this movie, he hanged John Hurt.)

[Harker]

132. Jake Holman.

[VGNonly]

149. The Sand Pebbles

[Harker]

166. Hello, engine...

I'm Jake Holman.

[VGNonly]

178. My father really liked the film.

He was the engineering officer (ensign then Lt.jg) on LST 938 during WWII. His ship was diesel powered, not like the steamer in the movie, but other aspects rang true for him.

[Harker]

208. Good films touch home.

Thanks for mentioning that.

[Harker]

133. Doyle Lonnegan.

[VGNonly]

153. The Sting

[Harker]

163. Ya folla?

[VGNonly]

173. You're not only a cheat,

but a gutless cheat.

[red dog 1]

134. Ron Kovic

[Harker]

139. "Born on the Fourth of July."

I've not seen it, but I have sold plenty of copies of the book.

[red dog 1]

142. Sgt. Ron Kovic is correct

[red dog 1]

143. Harry Zimm

[Roland99]

285. Get Shorty

Gene Hackman played such a putz! lol

[red dog 1]

474. Ding!

He was good, though (Hackman is always good)

[red dog 1]

146. Butch Coolidge

[VGNonly]

148. Pulp Fiction

[red dog 1]

188. You got it!

[VGNonly]

156. Jack Horner

[Mad_Dem_X]

291. Boogie Nights

[VGNonly]

157. Daniel Plainview

[Harker]

167. There Will Be Blood.

[VGNonly]

159. Signor Ugarte

[VGNonly]

161. Maggie DuBois

[Sanity Claws]

168. Major Major

[VGNonly]

171. Catch 22

[Sanity Claws]

175. Yes!

[jmowreader]

180. The book gave his full name

Against his mother's wishes, his father registered him as "Major Major Major"...so the Army, when they got hold of him, promoted him very quickly.

True story: When I was in the 101st, one of the people in my company was named Clark Major. Really nice person. As has been known to happen, Clark got promoted to sergeant. When you answer a military phone you say something like "2/22 Infantry Supply Room, Sergeant Jones speaking. This is an unsecure line. How may I help you, sir or ma'am?" When this guy answered the phone the other end would usually reply with "Sergeant Major who? You're not supposed to have a sergeant major there." He quickly learned to answer the phone "Sergeant Clark Major."

[VGNonly]

169. Eve Kendall

[Harker]

372. North by Northwest.

Took a while.

[VGNonly]

170. Joe Gillis

[Harker]

194. "Sunset Boulevard."

My wife would be thrilled if I had a better memory for important matters.

I'm working on it.

[VGNonly]

174. Margie McDougall

[red dog 1]

200. Fargo?

[Harker]

222. She married Norm "Sonava" Gunderson. n/t

[VGNonly]

232. A hint:

Billy Wilder

[Harker]

237. Ooh. I'm happy to take an educated guess, but here I'd be guessing blindly.

[VGNonly]

243. Be a mensch.

[Harker]

245. I've never seen "The Seven Year Itch."

There. I did it.

[VGNonly]

248. Not The Seven Year Itch

Jack Lemmon, Miss Kubelik, Jeff Sheldrake, Dr. Dreyfus

[Harker]

249. Dang it.

Coincidentally, my wife says, "Kubelik Kubelik Kubelik" at least once during every Chicago Blackhawks game.

[VGNonly]

177. Ned Ryerson

[Mad_Dem_X]

186. Groundhog Day

[red dog 1]

307. Ned Ryerson the insurance agent

[Boomerproud]

510. Bing!

nt

[MissMillie]

181. Chuck Murdock (n/t)

.

[Harker]

182. Homer Bannon.

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Same film as Alma Brown (for which the actress received an Academy Award for Best Actress.)

[Harker]

183. Smiler Grogan.

[VGNonly]

189. It's a Madx4 World

It's buried under a big dubya!

[Harker]

191. Hot Cha Cha!

[Harker]

184. Albert Renick.

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Same film as Senator Walter Chalmers.

[jmowreader]

430. Chalmers was no Senator

The captain told Frank that Chalmers was “grooming himself for public office.” They called him Mr. Chalmers pretty consistently through the movie, so he wasn’t in the Senate. When Frank was getting his ass chewed for moving Renick someone in the office said Chalmers could “fight for us in the legislature,” so it seems like Chalmers was running for the state senate, not the US Senate. They never said what that asshole did for a living, but it feels like he was either the police commissioner or fairly high up in the DA’s office.

[Harker]

437. I took him as a state Senator with national ambitions...

because he called Ross "my witness" in relation to Senate committee hearings, which wouldn't be held in SF were it the US Senate.

You're right, though, he very well might've been an ambitious guy in a DA's office.

Wouldn't be the first time I'd drawn an incorrect conclusion.

I should have said, "Asshole Walter Chalmers.". No doubt about that!

[jmowreader]

444. Chalmers said he was safer in SFO

That didn’t prove to be the case.

I do wonder where Chalmers got his money. At the beginning of the film we went to Chalmers’ house. He sure didn’t buy that on government-salary money.

[Harker]

445. It's clearly time for me to revisit this one.

I remember his big car with a TV antenna and pro-law bumper sticker, and his having said, "integrity is something you sell the public."

Must've been a republican't.

[jmowreader]

446. Something cool about that movie

You remember the hospital scene and the mortuary scene. They were shot in a real hospital and the real San Francisco mortuary, using the doctors and nurses that worked there as actors.

[Harker]

447. Love the San Francisco locations.

I read that the police officers who were showing McQueen around tried to shake him up a little by taking him to the morgue, but it didn't faze him. He was eating an apple.

[Harker]

185. Terry Malloy.

[VGNonly]

203. On the Waterfront

[Harker]

205. You was my brother, Charley. n/t

[Harker]

192. Jiggs Casey.

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Same film as Gen. James Mattoon Scott.

[First Speaker]

224. Seven Days in May

[Harker]

225. That's right.

There are a number of hidden gems in that one.

[Harker]

193. Paul Labiche.

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Also... Papa Boule.

[VGNonly]

195. Norman Thayer

[Harker]

207. On Golden Pond.

Haven't seen it but once, but I'm Fonda that one.

[VGNonly]

196. Merkin Muffely

[Harker]

206. Dr. Strangelove.

I'm just as sorry as you are, Dmitri.

[VGNonly]

197. Lili Von Schtupp

[red dog 1]

199. Blazing Saddles?

[VGNonly]

202. "Is that a ten-gallon hat,

or are just enjoying the show?"

[mucifer]

256. You spelled it like you know what it means!

Anyone curious google schtup in Yiddish

[jmowreader]

198. The Toecutter

[miyazaki]

236. Mad Max

Just recently broke out my blu-ray "Max" collection. Awesome films.

[red dog 1]

201. Imelda Quirke

[MatthewHatesTrump2]

496. The Commitments

[red dog 1]

513. Ding!

[VGNonly]

204. Professor Terguson

[red dog 1]

263. Back To School?

(wild guess)

[VGNonly]

265. Say It...SAY IT!!!

a great cameo.

[red dog 1]

274. Sam Kinison was killed in a head-on collision with a pick-up truck driven by a drunken 17-year-old

who was sentenced to only one year probation and 300 hours of community service.

Sam was 38 years old.

(It was a great cameo appearance)

[VGNonly]

209. Mona Lisa Vito

[Harker]

210. My Cousin Vinny.

You blend.

[red dog 1]

279. What's a "Yute"?

[Harker]

284. Wha?

[Harker]

211. Bernardo O'Reilly.

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Same film as Chris Adams.

[Harker]

212. Steve Martin.

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Same film as Dr. Serizawa.

[johnp3907]

737. Godzilla.

But not Gojira.

[Harker]

739. Good work!

That's been dangling for a while.

As much as I appreciate Raymond Burr and the quality work in editing him in, I prefer Gojira.

[Harker]

213. Wade Gustafson.

[red dog 1]

215. Fargo?

[Harker]

216. Yep.

It's not about yer damn word, Jerry.

[red dog 1]

218. Where is pancakes house?

[Harker]

214. Antonius Block.

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Another from the same film... Death.

[DFW]

572. My first time on this thread, but it remains one of my favorite films

Det Sjunde Inseglet.

I don't know how good it would have been dubbed, but I took Swedish in college, and it was one hell of a powerful film in the original.

[Harker]

577. I am a beginner with Swedish.

One of my favorites, too.

I don't mind subtitles at all. Dubbed... no thanks.

[DFW]

578. I took Swedish intensively

I can often pass for a native if the conversation doesn't last too long. Sometimes, I'm told I have not been there long enough, because I still have traces of my Norwegian (!!!) native language in my Swedish. Just call me the male Liv Ullman, I guess, although the resemblance wouldn't have fooled a blind man.

[Harker]

579. How fun!

My wife and I hope to visit Iceland, Norway, and Sweden in a few years.

I'd welcome any suggestions you might have for particularly wonderful spots...

[DFW]

580. Sure, plenty!

Just say when.

[Harker]

581. You're on... I'll send a DU mail nearer departure, thanks! n/t

[red dog 1]

217. Ned Schneebly

[Harker]

702. Jack Black in "The Big Year"?

Or "School of Rock."

[red dog 1]

709. School of Rock it is

(I love that movie)

[Harker]

219. Capt. Eric Finlander, USN.

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Also in the same film... Seaman Merlin Queffle.

[VGNonly]

230. Run Silent, Run Deep?

[Harker]

234. Not it, sorry.

[Harker]

238. Seaman Queffle was portrayed by Wally Cox.

[VGNonly]

239. The Bedford Incident?

[Harker]

240. Boom!

Another favorite of mine.

[Lucid Dreamer]

607. Best dialog exchange in the movie:

CAPTAIN [to Observer]
If he fires one, I'll fire one.

LAUNCH OFFICER
Fire one! [pressing launch button]

[jmowreader]

926. USS VD: Ship of Shame?

One of the finest training films our military has ever produced, I've gotta tell ya!

With such stunning dialogue as a sailor telling the ship's surgeon he caught the clap off a toilet seat, only to be told that was no place to take a woman.

[Harker]

927. Love those pointed questions.

I'll check it out, thanks!

[Harker]

220. Nobody.

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There are two correct answers.

Same film as Pearline in one instance, Benmont Tench in the other.

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

881. Well...

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7888964/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0

Line from the movie: "I'm nobody."

[Harker]

884. Not what I had in mind...

One actor credited as "Nobody" in two films by the same director, each set in a different century.

So there are two answers.

[A HERETIC I AM]

221. Joe Gags

[Tommy Carcetti]

223. Old Georgie. nt

[Harker]

226. Rayette Dipesto.

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Same film as Palm Apodaca.

[Harker]

227. Mrs. Eleanor Shaw Iselin.

[VGNonly]

228. The Manchurian Candidate

[Harker]

235. That's it.

Angela Lansbury was only three years older than Laurence Harvey.

[VGNonly]

229. Lt. Steve Maryk

[Lucid Dreamer]

606. Caine Mutiny [?]

[Harker]

241. Walt Whittaker.

Or maybe I should have said Whittaker Walt.

[VGNonly]

242. Everyone

to get from street!

A great film!

[Harker]

244. Da, tovarich!

Seems we have a fair bit of commonality on movies.

Your posted characters that I couldn't come up, and looked into, are ones I might've known.

[Harker]

246. Billie Dawn.

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Same as Harry Brock.

[Harker]

247. Colonel Dax.

[VGNonly]

250. "Your men die

very well"

[Harker]

251. Oui!

[VGNonly]

252. Private Arnaud

who was beaten unconscious and put to death anyway, was played by Joe Turkel. He is still living, born in 1927. He may be better known as the bartender in The Shining.

[Harker]

253. And Dr. Eldon Tyrell in "Bladerunner."

I also am partial to George Macready and Tim Carey in that PoG.

[red dog 1]

254. Montgomery Capuletti

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[aka "Monty" Capuletti]

[red dog 1]

255. Ray Levoi

[Harker]

257. Linus Larrabee.

[Mister Ed]

276. "What's Up, Doc?"

With Barbra Streisand, Ryan O'Neal, and Madeline Kahn.

[Harker]

277. Ooh. No, that was Frederick Larrabee.

Austin Pendleton.

Think Humphrey Bogart. And Harrison Ford in a remake.

[Harker]

258. Frank Poole.

[Angleae]

264. 2001

[Harker]

267. Yes. HAL 9000 victim. n/t

[Harker]

259. Kit Moresby.

[Harker]

260. Gabey, Chip, and Ozzie.

[Harker]

261. Lucy Westenra.

[yardwork]

317. Dracula.

[Harker]

318. Yep, but not the 1931 film.

There it was changed to Lucy Weston. I know not why.

Well done!

[yardwork]

319. I'm not sure which movies. I remembered it from the book by Bram Stoker.

[Harker]

320. Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula...

(that's what I call it, as a Stoker reader) had her well depicted.

[red dog 1]

262. Navin R. Johnson

[VGNonly]

266. These cans are defective

[red dog 1]

338. Ding!

[VGNonly]

268. Joel Goodson

[Niagara]

533. Risky Business

[VGNonly]

269. Angela de Marco

[VGNonly]

270. Del Gue

[Harker]

278. Jeremiah Johnson.

At least I've got a good horse under me.

Stefan Gierasch.

[red dog 1]

271. Jonas Nightengale

[jmowreader]

273. Sally Tomato

[ruet]

275. Wayne Gale.

[Niagara]

534. Natural Born Killers

[ruet]

539. Correct! -NT-

[red dog 1]

280. Leatherface

[Angleae]

281. Texas Chainsaw Massacre

[red dog 1]

298. Ding!

[Celerity]

283. Regan MacNeil

[Harker]

286. The Exorcist.

I'd post a quote, but whoo-eee.

[Celerity]

287. Correct.

[Harker]

288. I'll make pea soup for dinner.

[Celerity]

289. lol

[Harker]

290. Here's the trailer...

[red dog 1]

292. Eugene Simonet

[Harker]

293. 406.

[Harker]

294. Terry Fields.

Bonus points for his nickname.

[VGNonly]

344. The Toad

[Harker]

348. Still missing.

[Harker]

295. Minnie Castevet.

[Harker]

415. All of them witches.

She was perfect.

[Harker]

296. Dim.

[Dunsterville]

379. A Clockwork Orange n/t

[Harker]

380. Good work...

[countingbluecars]

297. Ricky Baker

[red dog 1]

299. Karen Flores

[red dog 1]

300. John Milner

[Harker]

302. American Graffiti.

Sorta a cross between piss yellow and puke green, ain't it?

[red dog 1]

312. Ha!

Great line!

[red dog 1]

316. According to Wikipedia:

During the shooting of American Graffiti,
"Paul Le Mat, Harrison Ford & Bo Hopkins were claimed to be drunk most nights & every weekend, and had conducted climbing competitions to the top of the Holiday Inn sign."

Also, someone set George Lucas' motel room on fire. (I think I know who it was)

[Harker]

321. Oh, yeah...that's gotta be a wild bunch. n/t

[red dog 1]

301. Commander Bart Mancuso

[Angleae]

304. The Hunt for Red October

[red dog 1]

309. You got it!

[Mr.Bill]

303. C.W. Moss

[red dog 1]

308. No Country For Old Men?

[Mr.Bill]

310. Nope.

Clue: The movie takes place in the 1930s in the USA.

[red dog 1]

311. I was thinking of Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin)

Wild guess...Bonnie & Clyde?

[Mr.Bill]

313. Correct!

He was played by Michael J. Pollard. He was a composite character based on W.D. Jones, a 16 year old kid who was with Bonnie and Clyde during most of their crime spree, and Henry Methvyn, another sometime member of the Barrow gang. It was Methvyn's father who set up the ambush that killed Bonnie and Clyde.

[red dog 1]

314. I hate to admit it but I first saw Bonnie & Clyde in a theater..and I loved it!

(I'm amazed that I got that one...it was a really wild guess)

[Mr.Bill]

315. So did I. It started a lifelong fascination

with Bonnie and Clyde. I've read many books about them. The movie was typically Hollywood and while somewhat accurate, it left a lot out. But you can only cover so much in a two hour movie.

[BarbaRosa]

305. Elliott Marston

[BarbaRosa]

306. Alias

[Harker]

327. Alias, not Elias? Have to ask to be sure. Sorry.

[BarbaRosa]

329. Nope, I mean Alias.

[Harker]

330. Thanks! That confirms I don't know.

I was thinking "Platoon."

[Angleae]

322. John Coffey

[Roland99]

476. The Green Mile

Mostly I’m tired of people being bad to each other.

[Angleae]

478. Yes

[Angleae]

323. Jack O'Neil

[Niagara]

535. Stargate (the movie)

[Angleae]

538. Yes

[Harker]

324. Violet Parr.

[red dog 1]

325. Anton Chigurh

[Harker]

326. No Country for Old Men.

[red dog 1]

339. Yep

He deserved the Oscar he won for that role.

[Harker]

340. Menace on a stick.

I thought the whole cast was pretty good on that one.

[red dog 1]

362. I agree

[Paladin]

395. Matthew Garth. (nt)

[Violet_Crumble]

328. Bill S. Preston esquire....

[pressbox69]

331. Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

[pressbox69]

332. Nan Barlow

[Harker]

333. James P. Sullivan.

[Harker]

334. Roger Thornhill.

[VGNonly]

345. Whats the O stand for?

[Harker]

391. ROT.

[Roland99]

479. One of my top 5 films ever. North by Northwest

[Harker]

480. I rate it highly, too.

I ran it a few weeks ago with my wife (her first viewing) and her response was disbelief that anyone could be as stupid as Thornhill, becoming ever more deeply involved in the intrigue. She seemed offended, occasionally shaking her head and saying, "what an idiot."

At least her gripe was with Thornhill rather than Hitchcock.

I find that sometimes it's best to just let drop the tether tied to one's credibility, and go along for the ride. I'm hardly immune, though, as some directors have pissed me off pretty badly.

[Roland99]

481. It's also viewing it with today's mindset vs that of society and movie-goers 60 years ago

[Harker]

483. Yep. The six years age difference between us has widely varying effects.

I was born the year the film was released.

[Harker]

335. Lars Thorwald.

[VGNonly]

346. "I want no part of it"

referring to a finger.

[Harker]

349. Burr. It's cold.

[Harker]

336. Babs Milligan.

[red dog 1]

337. Victor Franko

[Harker]

341. Dirty Dozen.

...and there's nothing you can do about it, mister.

[red dog 1]

342. (And then Lee Marvin takes him aside and threatens to beat the crap out of him)

[Harker]

343. Look you little bastard, either you march, or I'll beat your brains out.

Understand?

[red dog 1]

350. Ha!

That's it!

[Harker]

351. I can still rattle off big chunks of dialog from it.

My mom dropped off a buddy and I at the theatre and we sat through two screenings.

Rated M. I was 8.

[miyazaki]

347. Tumak

[red dog 1]

352. Chris Adams

[Harker]

353. The Magnificent Seven.

Clap your hands.

[red dog 1]

358. You got it, Hark

[Harker]

359. He got Steve McQueen on board, and what an ego battle ensued... n/t

[Angleae]

354. Mona Lisa Vito

[Harker]

355. My Cousin Vinny.

What did you do in your Daddy's garage?

[Angleae]

356. Correct

[red dog 1]

357. Barney Coopersmith

[red dog 1]

360. Ellis Fielding

[MatthewHatesTrump2]

497. Loose Cannons?

[red dog 1]

499. Yep

[red dog 1]

361. Todd Wilkinson

[red dog 1]

363. Hedley Lamarr

[VGNonly]

364. "It's 1874,

you can sue her"

[red dog 1]

368. Yes

[Grumpy Old Guy]

365. Nathan Brittles

[VGNonly]

366. Walter Eckland

[lpbk2713]

369. The Filthy Brute

AKA Father Goose

AKA Cary Grant

One of my favorite roles for him.

[VGNonly]

370. Miss Goody Two Shoes

A fine film!

[red dog 1]

367. Earl Keese

[red dog 1]

371. Adrian Cronauer

[Angleae]

373. Good Morning Vietnam

[red dog 1]

512. Absolutely!

[DFW]

573. The real one was a friend of mine, NOTHING like his potrayal in the film

Here is the real Adrian, with a mutual friend from Paris, about 15 years ago when we were at a gathering in South Carolina

[red dog 1]

374. Yes

[red dog 1]

375. Curt Henderson

[Harker]

376. American Grafitti.

Have a popsicle, man.

[red dog 1]

386. "I love the Wolfman"

[jmowreader]

377. Colonel Everett Dasher Breed

[Harker]

381. The Dirty Dozen.

When did you last bathe, soldier?

[jmowreader]

378. Ordell Robbie

[Harker]

382. Chad Feldheimer.

[Harker]

383. Ricki Tarr.

[VGNonly]

389. Tinker Tailor

Solider Spy

[Harker]

390. A survivor.

[Harker]

384. Hans-Dieter Mundt.

[Harker]

385. Lieutenant Gonville Bromhead.

[red dog 1]

387. Charlie Meadows

[VGNonly]

388. A pair:

John Gustafson and Max Goldman

[red dog 1]

392. Is John Gustafson from "Fargo"?

[VGNonly]

393. The pair in another film together:

Harry Hinkle and Wille Gingrich

[Harker]

401. I have an idea who the actors are, but that's not the primary spirit of the thread. n/t

[VGNonly]

402. Grumpy Old Men

and The Fortune Cookie

Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau

[Harker]

403. I had the wrong pair in mind.

I haven't seen either one.

[VGNonly]

394. Julia Gulia

[Roland99]

482. The Wedding Singer!

[EastMeetsWest]

397. Bad, evil, wicked, naughty Zoot

[First Speaker]

434. Monty Python and the Holy Grail

[EastMeetsWest]

436. There are so many great lines from that movie

"Well, she turned me into a newt!"

"A newt?"

"i got better..."

[red dog 1]

475. (question) "What did he say?" (answer) "He said the Greeks will inherit the Earth"

[Stuart G]

400. Littlefoot's mother who said this....

" The Great Valley is filled with green food like this. More than you can ever eat, and more fresh cool water than you can ever drink. It is a wonderful beautiful place where we can live happily with many more of our own kind."

[red dog 1]

404. Karl Mundt

[First Speaker]

431. Point of Order?

[red dog 1]

451. Nope, sorry

[First Speaker]

452. OK--how about "Good Night, and Good Luck"?

[red dog 1]

453. Nope, good guess though

[DFW]

574. He was a real life Senator from South Dakota

He was still there when i worked there briefly as a Senate Page. I had no contact with him, as I worked the Democratic side of the aisle.

[Harker]

405. Will Kane.

[First Speaker]

433. High Noon

[Harker]

438. That's the man! n/t

[Harker]

406. Maj. von Hapen.

[Harker]

407. Felix Happer.

[VGNonly]

423. Could be the best film ever

[Harker]

424. Watched it with my wife a few weeks ago.

I got a little teary eyed with the joy of it. Love Mark Knopfler.

She said it was "okay."

My eyebrows haven't come down yet.

[Harker]

408. Bob Saginowski.

[jmowreader]

409. Lieutenant Stephen Maryk

[VGNonly]

422. "Captain

your'e a sick man"

[jmowreader]

429. How sick was he?

Sick enough not to realize the Navy doesn’t expect you to hold course when doing it will get you killed.

Sick enough to go completely off the handle at a sailor whose shirt tail was untucked and both of the deck officers while not realizing he was hazarding the ship in the process. (Article 110 UCMJ, section 2: negligently hazarding a vessel of the Armed Services is a court-martial offense.) If I was the helmsman I would have just turned the wheel to go left of the buoy; it’s not like Queeg would have noticed anyway.

Sick enough that he forgot he didn’t want to see any more Westerns.

And sick enough that the head mess man was terrified to tell the bastard his subordinates finished the strawberries before they could go bad. It’s not like frozen strawberries have any sort of a shelf life once they’ve been thawed.

I think Queeg was put in command of the Caine because Headquarters Department of the Navy was sick of his shit. They couldn’t make him a department leader on a good ship because none of the squadron commanders of good ships wanted him around. They couldn’t let him ride out the war behind a desk because no shore commander would put up with him. And they couldn’t medically retire him because the Navy wasn’t allowed to discharge anyone with four working limbs. So…they figured he couldn’t hurt anyone in the junkyard Navy and stuck him there…where he damn near killed 150 sailors. DeVriess didn’t run a pretty ship or a pretty crew, but they were good at their jobs under him.

[Harker]

410. Bob Arctor.

[red dog 1]

411. Saul Silver

[VGNonly]

501. That Thing You Do

[red dog 1]

503. Ding!

[red dog 1]

412. Ted Jones

[red dog 1]

413. Sherman T. Potter

[jmowreader]

418. No movie at all

He was only in the series, replacing Henry Blake.

[red dog 1]

421. Thanks for catching that

(I got confused & forgot it was a TV show, not a movie)

[jmowreader]

432. There was both a movie and a series

Klinger, Potter, BJ, Charles, Nurse Kellye and Nurse Ginger were only in the series.

Painless Waldowsky was only in the movie, as was Nurse Dish.

[red dog 1]

416. John H. Miller

(He was an Army officer)

[Harker]

425. Saving Pvt. Ryan, I think.

Tom Hanks' role.

[red dog 1]

427. You got it, Hark

[Disaffected]

417. Jane Eyre

[Harker]

426. "Eyreport '75"?

[jmowreader]

419. Johnny Utah

[red dog 1]

420. I forget the name of the film, but I think Keanu Reeves played Johnny Utah

(I think Kurt Russell was also in it)

[miyazaki]

456. Point Break

[red dog 1]

428. Reverend Cleophus Brown

[Harker]

439. Blues Brothers? James Brown? n/t

[red dog 1]

449. We're on a mission from God!

[Harker]

450. Don't you blaspheme in here!

[First Speaker]

435. George Kaplan

[Lucid Dreamer]

540. N by NW

[Harker]

440. Arch Stanton.

[Harker]

441. Daulton Lee.

[Harker]

442. Mr. Ping.

[Harker]

443. Pvt. Will Stockdale.

[Dunsterville]

469. No Time For Sargeants

[Harker]

472. That's him.

Ready for inspection.

[kairos12]

448. Otis B. Driftwood.

[Harker]

454. "A Night at the Opera." n/t

[red dog 1]

459. Jules Winnfield

[MatthewHatesTrump2]

488. Pulp Ficion?

[red dog 1]

500. Correctamundo!

[USALiberal]

460. Borat

[red dog 1]

461. Borat?

(That's the movie)

[USALiberal]

462. I know! :-)

[red dog 1]

463. Geoffrey T. Spaulding

[Harker]

640. Hooray for Captain Spaulding...

the African explorer.

Missed it earlier. Animal Crackers.

[red dog 1]

464. Ellis Fielding

[VGNonly]

465. Jimmy Two Times

[Dunsterville]

468. Goodfellas

[red dog 1]

466. Bo Catlett

[Lucid Dreamer]

542. Get Shorty [?]

[red dog 1]

594. Yes

[red dog 1]

467. Thurman Merman

[Dunsterville]

470. Mindy Macready

[Dunsterville]

471. Alex DeLarge

[VGNonly]

492. "I'm singing

in the rain"

[red dog 1]

473. Harold Brackett

[red dog 1]

484. Doyle Hargraves

[red dog 1]

485. Chris Pratt

[red dog 1]

486. Russell Hammond

[VGNonly]

494. "I am

a golden god!"

[red dog 1]

506. "You, Aaron, are what's it's all about..You're real, your room is real, your friends are real.

Real, man, real..You know? Real"

[red dog 1]

487. "Bone"

[red dog 1]

491. Bob Falfa

[VGNonly]

493. "Must be your

mamas car"

[red dog 1]

498. Harrison Ford wore that cowboy hat to hide his long hair

[VGNonly]

495. Jack Crabbe

[red dog 1]

502. Robert Caulfield

[MatthewHatesTrump2]

504. Elwood Blues

[Angleae]

505. The Blues Brothers

[red dog 1]

507. William Miller

[red dog 1]

508. Marcy Tizard

[red dog 1]

509. Luvlee Lemons

[Boomerproud]

515. Shake (a roadie) and Norm (band manager,).

[red dog 1]

516. Vin Tanner

[Harker]

583. Magnificent Seven.

McQueen.

[red dog 1]

595. Ding!

[red dog 1]

517. MacArthur Stern

[red dog 1]

518. Victor Zeck

[red dog 1]

519. Fielding Mellish

[VGNonly]

521. Bananas

[red dog 1]

546. Ding!

[red dog 1]

520. Allan Felix

[VGNonly]

524. Play It Again, Sam

[VGNonly]

522. Winston Wolf

[red dog 1]

596. Pulp Fiction?

([Lots of cream, lots of sugar"]

[VGNonly]

523. Lorraine Baines

[Niagara]

545. Back to the Future?

[VGNonly]

525. J.J. Sefton

[Harker]

564. Stalag 17. n/t

[VGNonly]

526. Zoot

[Not Heidi]

848. The Muppet Movie

[VGNonly]

853. A hint:

Castle Anthrax

[jmowreader]

898. Here in Castle Anthrax we have but one punishment for setting alight the grail-shaped beacon

[red dog 1]

527. Wayne Wayne Wayne Jr.

[red dog 1]

528. Mike Murphy

[Angleae]

529. Quint

[VGNonly]

530. "I seen one

eat a rocking chair once"

[Angleae]

531. For that you get the head, the tail, the whole damn thing.

[red dog 1]

532. Robert Clayton Dean

[DFW]

575. Enemy of the State

You're either incredibly smart, or incredibly stupid

We'll know in a minute.

[red dog 1]

593. That's it.

[Niagara]

536. Short Round

[VGNonly]

548. Temple of Doom

[Niagara]

550. Indeed!

[Niagara]

537. Number 5

[red dog 1]

547. The Dirty Dozen?

[Niagara]

551. To be fair, Red Dog

I'm not sure if there's a movie character named Number 5 in the movie The Dirty Dozen since I've never watched it.


I was looking for the movie Short Circuit.

[Angleae]

549. Short Circuit

[Niagara]

552. Yes!

[Niagara]

543. Rose Loomis

[Niagara]

544. (Bad) Billy Pratt

[Niagara]

553. Oda Mae Brown

[Boomerproud]

563. Whoopi Goldberg in Ghost.

nt

[Niagara]

568. Correct!

[Niagara]

554. Frank "The Tank" Ricard

[Niagara]

555. Rick Monroe AKA "Ricky the Rocket"

[red dog 1]

556. Karl Mundt

[lpbk2713]

571. The Spy Who Came in from the Cold

...

[Harker]

584. May I refer you to Hans-Dieter Mundt, further up the list? n/t

[lpbk2713]

586. I'll pass, thanks.

I took a shot and missed.

[Harker]

587. It was a good shot. n/t

[red dog 1]

591. Nope

Hint; John Goodman

[Angleae]

557. Lenina Huxley

[Angleae]

558. Clark Griswold

[Niagara]

559. AKA "Sparky". National Lampoon movies.

[Angleae]

566. Yes

[Niagara]

560. Gaylord Focker

[red dog 1]

567. Meet The Fockers & Meet The Parents

[Niagara]

569. Ding!

[Niagara]

561. Homer Smith

[VGNonly]

565. "Lots of luck Mother,

I ain't building no shapel".

[Niagara]

570. Yes!

In case anyone else wasn't sure of the answer, it's the movie Lilies of the Field.

[Niagara]

562. Annie Wilkes

[Mad_Dem_X]

585. Misery

[Niagara]

609. Correct!

[DFW]

576. Skinny Pete

[red dog 1]

589. Isn't he a character from "Breaking Bad"?

2nd choice...Unforgiven?

[DFW]

592. Neither one

Hint--he wasn't very skinny!

on edit--I just saw there indeed WAS a character in Breaking Bad (I never saw it) named Skinny Pete. The one I was referring to was from a film, not a TV series.

[VGNonly]

604. The Italian Job

What a golfer!

[DFW]

605. That's it

Yeah, he made Tiger Woods tremble

[Meowmee]

582. Maria Altmann

[red dog 1]

588. School of Rock?

[Meowmee]

603. No

Woman in Gold played by Helen Mirren 😀

[red dog 1]

616. I was thinking of the girl named Marta in School of Rock

[Meowmee]

621. I have to look that up 😀

[red dog 1]

590. Patrick Tate

[Harker]

597. Osbourne Cox.

[Harker]

598. Hollis Mulwray.

[red dog 1]

599. Chinatown

[Harker]

600. Quick on the draw, Red!

[red dog 1]

601. I love that movie

and I've seen it many times.

[Harker]

602. As have I.

Even with the twists and turns used up it holds its own.

[VGNonly]

608. Steamboat Willie

Not the Mickey Mouse character, and more of a nickname as he isn't really named.

[Niagara]

610. Josh Baskin

[VGNonly]

634. Big

[Niagara]

638. Excellent!

[Niagara]

611. Laurie Strode

[Niagara]

612. Sugar Kane Kowalczyk

[VGNonly]

635. Some Like It Hot

[Niagara]

639. Nicely done!

[VGNonly]

652. "I'm tired of getting

the fuzzy end of the lollipop"

[Niagara]

667. Now you've done it. Now you have done it!

Done what?

You tore off one of my chests!

[VGNonly]

670. "Like jello on springs"

[Niagara]

613. Yolanda AKA Honey Bunny

[red dog 1]

614. Pulp Fiction

[Niagara]

622. Correct!

[Harker]

617. Eddie Felson.

Bonus points for both films.

[Not Heidi]

849. The Hustler and The Color of Money

[Harker]

850. Nice combination shot! n/t

[Not Heidi]

851. heh . . . clever

[Harker]

854. It has to be fun.

[Harker]

618. Percy Garris.

[VGNonly]

650. "Ordinarily you got to wait

to work for Percy Garris"

[Harker]

619. Jeff, Steve, and Jack Hanson.

[Harker]

620. Kaitlin Costello Price.

[red dog 1]

623. Wow, yours are really tough

(I'll never get used to your new avatar)

[Harker]

625. I might go Groucho at any moment!

I'm drawing on my favorite movies, mostly, and going with important, but maybe not primary, roles, so they're going to be challenging.

It's my favorite of your many engaging threads.

Thanks for the heavy lifting! You're a treasure.

P.S. Chad Feldman and Osbourne Cox were submitted with you in mind.

[red dog 1]

626. Groucho is one of my all-time heroes

My Dad & I used to watch "You Bet Your Life" together when I was a kid.
My Dad would laugh so hard sometimes at Groucho that his face would actualy turn red
(My Mom didn't care for him)

[Harker]

629. A unique blend of quickness of wit and mental flexibility

coupled with a vast catalogue of jokes for any occasion

For all that, he never seemed repetitive.

[DFW]

866. The Verdict with Paul Newman

The long-sought nurse who witnessed the doctors at the Catholic hospital forge the records to avoid blame for a near-fatal error.

[Harker]

868. That's her, DFW!

Back when landlines were all the rage.

Lindsay Crouse also appeared with Paul Newman in "Slapshot."

[red dog 1]

624. Pa Greavy

[red dog 1]

627. Eddie Johnson

[Angleae]

628. Bob Alexander

[red dog 1]

631. What About Bob?

[Angleae]

633. No

That's Bob Wiley

[VGNonly]

654. Dave?

[Angleae]

655. That's the one.

[red dog 1]

630. Arthur Leigh Allen

[Harker]

636. Zodiac.

Nice watch.

[red dog 1]

637. Nice watch, but vey spooky

(My daughter had nightmares after seeing it)

I've seen it many times
I love the scenes filmed at the SF Chronicle because I used to work there.
That guy named "Shorty" looked exactly like the guy named Shorty, who left donuts out on a table on the 3rd floor, with a box for people to pay for the donuts....I can't believe it was the same guy named Shorty who sold donuts when I worked there.

I still believe Zodiac was Arthur Leigh Allen, despite the so-called "DNA evidence" that he was not Zodiac

[Harker]

646. I haven't heard of DNA's role... slacking again.

I'll have to look into it.

The circumstantial evidence lays very heavily on Allen, but damned if there isn't enough 'creepy' to go around.

There are a bunch of twisted suspects, so it's a matter of sheer volume, really. I'm with you on him.

[red dog 1]

632. Jake Hoyt

[Harker]

641. Pvt. Leonard Lawrence.

[VGNonly]

649. "I am in a world of

shit"

[red dog 1]

663. "I AM in a world of shit!"

(Great film)

[Harker]

642. Wendy Torrance.

[Niagara]

647. The Shining.

[Harker]

648. That's her. n/t

[Harker]

643. Billy Costigan, Jr.

[Harker]

644. Hjalmar Poelzig and Dr. Vitus Werdegast.

[Harker]

645. Pvt. Alistair P. Benjamin.

[VGNonly]

651. The Hanson Brothers

[Niagara]

653. Slap Shot.

[Harker]

656. Also the correct answer for 619. n/t

[Angleae]

657. Emmett Fitz-Hume

[red dog 1]

658. President Thomas J. Whitmore

[Harker]

660. "Independence Day", I think.

[red dog 1]

664. You thought right

[red dog 1]

659. Micah Wallace

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(Irish comedy)

[Harker]

661. Bond Rogers.

[lpbk2713]

671. The Shootist

Lauren Bacall (sp?)

[Harker]

672. Yep!

"That's a cracker-jack name for a woman."

[Harker]

662. Hunk, Zeke, and Hickory.

[VGNonly]

668. Three Kansas farmhands

One with a Brooklyn accent "Say...get in there or I make a dime bank outta ya"

[Harker]

673. You're a wiz. n/t

[Niagara]

665. Biff Tannen

[VGNonly]

669. "Make like a tree

and get outta here".

[Niagara]

680. Manure!

I hate manure!

[Niagara]

666. Drew Dixon

[lpbk2713]

677. Deliverance?

There was a Drew but I'm not sure about the last name.

[Niagara]

681. It wasn't Deliverance that I was going for.

However, the movie with the Drew Dixon character was released the same year as Deliverance.

[VGNonly]

674. Professor Fate

[Harker]

694. "Push the button, Max!"

[VGNonly]

675. Major TJ "King" Kong

[Harker]

683. Was it "Dear John" or "Hello There"?

[VGNonly]

684. "I say 10-20 million dead..tops!

[Harker]

685. "Depending on the breeze."

[VGNonly]

686. "I'm not saying that we

won't get our hair mussed"

[VGNonly]

676. Mother Mary Stigmata

[red dog 1]

678. Blues Brothers?

[VGNonly]

679. Yes The Penguin

[Angleae]

682. Walter Peck

[VGNonly]

687. "Forget it Venkman,

you had your chance"

[Angleae]

688. You have it

[VGNonly]

689. Clarence Odbody

[Harker]

690. Tim Strawn.

[VGNonly]

695. Kid Shelleen

[Harker]

691. Ben Rumson.

[Harker]

692. Kikuchiyo.

[Harker]

693. Dr. Zira.

[VGNonly]

696. "Because I loathe bananas"

[red dog 1]

697. Shane Falco

[Harker]

701. Keanu Reeves in "The Replacements"?

[red dog 1]

708. There's no tomorrow for you, and that makes you all very dangerous people!

[jmowreader]

698. Anthony Stoner

[red dog 1]

712. Up In Smoke?

[jmowreader]

715. Of course

"Anthony, I wanna talk to you. Don't walk away when I'm talking to you. You get a goddamn job before sundown or we're shippin' you off to military school with the goddamn Finckelstein shit kid! Son of a bitch!"

[red dog 1]

716. Edie Adams as his mother too

She looked a lot like Loni Anderson (Jennifer Marlowe from WKRP)

[red dog 1]

699. Jimmy McGinty

[Angleae]

700. Rubber Duck

[Wolf Frankula]

757. Convoy

Wolf

[Angleae]

758. 10-4

[Harker]

703. Pike Bishop.

[Harker]

704. Lennie Pike.

[Harker]

705. Lennie Small.

[Harker]

706. Iris Steensma.

[red dog 1]

707. Sheriff Chappy Dent

[red dog 1]

710. Dale Doback

[Niagara]

711. Step Brothers

[red dog 1]

713. You got it!

[red dog 1]

714. Tripper Harrison

[red dog 1]

717. James Darrell Edwards lll

[red dog 1]

718. Curt Henderson

[Niagara]

719. American Graffiti?

[red dog 1]

726. Yes

[Niagara]

720. Carlito Brigante

[Harker]

728. "Carlito's Way."

I think.

[Niagara]

741. Spot-on, Harker!

[Harker]

743. I had some doubt, oddly enough. n/t

[Niagara]

751. That was a splendid guess.

[Niagara]

721. Rockhound

[Niagara]

722. Mrs. Deagle

[Niagara]

723. Sergeant Stedenko

[lpbk2713]

724. Stacy Keach

I take a toke and all my cares go Up in Smoke.

[Niagara]

725. Absolutely!

[red dog 1]

727. Karen Flores

[Harker]

729. Joe Ben Stamper.

[Harker]

730. George Hanson.

[VGNonly]

736. Easy Rider

[Harker]

740. It's like deja vu all over again. n/t

[Harker]

731. Joseph Turner.

[Harker]

732. William Blake.

No, not that one...

[Angleae]

733. Vanessa Kensington

[John.Otto]

734. Napoleon Dynamite

[Brother Buzz]

735. Vote for Pedro

Girls only want boyfriends who have great skills!

[johnp3907]

738. Zap Rowsdower.

[red dog 1]

742. Gary Spargo

[red dog 1]

744. W.W. Beauchamp

[lpbk2713]

749. Unforgiven

Esteemed author of The Duck of Death.

[red dog 1]

759. You got it!

[red dog 1]

745. Captain 2nd Rank Alexei Vostrikov

[red dog 1]

746. Tom Fitch

[Angleae]

747. Capt. Doreen Lewis

[red dog 1]

748. Ray Peterson

[Niagara]

750. The Burbs.

Great minds think alike Red Dog, I just was going to post this one but you beat me to it!

[red dog 1]

765. I love that movie!

[Niagara]

773. Me too! Me too!

[Niagara]

752. Edgar Frog

[Niagara]

753. Buck Russell

[Niagara]

754. Mona 'Hatchet-Face' Malnorowski

[Niagara]

755. Ten Second Tom

[Niagara]

756. Jack Butler

[red dog 1]

760. Gene Kranz

[Harker]

761. Apollo 13.

Ed Harris.

[red dog 1]

762. You got it, Hark

[red dog 1]

763. Leonard Lawrence

[VGNonly]

779. "7.62mm

full metal jacket"

[red dog 1]

784. "I AM in a world of shit!"

[VGNonly]

786. "Well pilgrim,

only after you eat the peanuts outta my SHIT"

[Angleae]

764. Conan the Librarian

[red dog 1]

766. Silky

[lpbk2713]

780. Unforgiven

One of the working girls.

[red dog 1]

781. Ding!

[red dog 1]

767. Ed Miller

[red dog 1]

768. Dutch Albert

[red dog 1]

769. Iris Holland

[red dog 1]

770. Dumb-Dumb

[Niagara]

774. Night at the Museum?

[red dog 1]

775. Nope

A western

[red dog 1]

771. Art Weingartner

[red dog 1]

772. Butch Coolidge

[lpbk2713]

778. Pulp Fiction

Bruce Willis

Or Palooka as Vinnie called him.

Or Booch as Esmeralda called him.

[red dog 1]

782. "I love it when you stink!" (Esmeralda to "Booch")

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(She pronounced Butch as "Booch"

[red dog 1]

776. Morty Melnick

[Angleae]

777. First Wives Club?

[red dog 1]

783. No, a comedy from 1979

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(Hint: It's the first film a famous actor starred in)

[red dog 1]

785. Gray Grantham

[red dog 1]

787. Archie Gates

[red dog 1]

788. John W. Creasy

[Niagara]

789. Man on Fire.

[red dog 1]

796. Ding!

[Niagara]

828. Yeah!

Man On Fire was on my bucket list to watch during Covid lockdown.

[red dog 1]

790. Detective Alonzo Harris

[red dog 1]

791. Stanley Rosiello

[red dog 1]

792. Larry Donner

[red dog 1]

793. Ken Pile

[RipVanWinkle]

794. Fatima Blush

Hint: The actress who played Fatima Blush was also in the miniseries “Centennial”.

[red dog 1]

795. Welcome to DU!

[red dog 1]

797. Adriana Cruz

[red dog 1]

798. Colorado Ryan

[red dog 1]

799. Thomas Anderson

[red dog 1]

800. Samantha Baker

[VGNonly]

814. 16 Candles

[red dog 1]

819. You got it!

[Wolf Frankula]

801. Vince Everett

You'd recognize him.

Wolf

[red dog 1]

802. Thomas Callahan

[Not Heidi]

857. The Pelican Brief

[red dog 1]

874. You got it!

[red dog 1]

803. Sergeant Major John Rawlins

[VGNonly]

815. Glory

[red dog 1]

820. That's it!

[red dog 1]

804. Lt. Colonel Walter Anderson

[First Speaker]

805. Noah Cross

[red dog 1]

806. Chinatown?

[First Speaker]

807. Got it!

[red dog 1]

808. Lili Von Shtupp

[VGNonly]

816. Tell me schotzie,

is it true what they say.

[red dog 1]

821. "A wed wose, how romantic."

[red dog 1]

809. Robert Graysmith

[Harker]

852. "Zodiac."

[red dog 1]

888. Yep

I think he wrote the book "Zodiac"

[Tikki]

810. C. C. Drood....

Tikki

[mia]

811. Homer Wells

Enjoyed him again, today. The evolution of a well-loved man. A beautiful soul. I never tire of his story.

[mia]

812. Homer Wells

Enjoyed him again, today. The evolution of a well-loved child. A beautiful soul. I never tire of his story.

[Brother Buzz]

813. Jack Ridley

[Not Heidi]

896. The Right Stuff n/t

[Brother Buzz]

897. Yep! - "Hey Ridley, got any Beemans?"

I only learned recently Ridley was played by Levon Helm

[VGNonly]

817. Rollo Tomasi

[DFW]

865. L.A. Confidential n/t

[red dog 1]

818. Edward "Brill" Lyle

[red dog 1]

822. SAS Captain John Patrick Mason

[ForgedCrank]

823. Ruprecht

(One of my favorites)

[Harker]

872. A phony name from "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels"?

The guy with the eye patch and corked fork?

[VGNonly]

824. Victor Laszlo

[red dog 1]

825. The Maltese Falcon?

[VGNonly]

827. Good guess

Viva la France!

[First Speaker]

841. Casablanca...

...welcome back to the fight...

[qwlauren35]

826. Richard "Cochise" Morris

Hint: this is a very famous movie from the 70's. Everyone I know saw it and cried.

[Niagara]

829. Martin Brody

[VGNonly]

834. Your going to need

a bigger boat.

[Niagara]

843. Yes!

[Niagara]

830. Sam Rothstein

[VGNonly]

835. Casino

[Niagara]

844. Excellent!

[Niagara]

831. David Kessler

[red dog 1]

832. Private Ben Yahzee

[red dog 1]

833. Tom Chaney

[VGNonly]

836. True Grit

Jeff Corey in the original, Josh Brolin in the second.

[red dog 1]

838. Ding!

[DFW]

837. Steve-O

[red dog 1]

839. The Taking of Pelham 1, 2, & 3?

[DFW]

842. No, those were colors.

Mr. Grey, Mr. Blue, etc.

Steve-O was working with Steve and Stevie.

[DFW]

859. Inside Man, with Denzel Washington and Clive Owen

"Dalton Russell (Clive Owen) " nicknamed his accomplices, while they were inside the bank, various versions of "Steve" so that they would never reveal their real names to the real hostages, among whom they would eventually blend in, and thus escape.

[red dog 1]

861. That's it!

[red dog 1]

840. Gunners-Mate Callahan

[lpbk2713]

858. The Sand Pebbles?

...

[red dog 1]

860. No, good guess though.

(Hint: USS Missouri)

[lpbk2713]

863. Got it.

I'll let someone else take a stab at it though.

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

883. Calaway?

Under Siege?

"We still got shells for those."

[red dog 1]

891. Ding!

[Niagara]

845. Scott Howard

[Niagara]

846. Ed Rooney

[red dog 1]

847. FBI Special Agent Dr. Stanley Goodspeed

[Not Heidi]

856. Anne Napolitano (two hints)

1. "All I do is cook like a jerk."

2. Won Oscar for Best Supporting Actress

[Harker]

871. Would that be "Moonstruck"?

[red dog 1]

862. Michael Hunsaker

[miyazaki]

925. Lethal Weapon?

[red dog 1]

930. You Got It!

[red dog 1]

864. Walter Crow Horse

[DFW]

867. Dr. Sidney Schaefer

[DFW]

879. No takers?

The President's Analyst

Makes fun of just about every aspect of mid 20th century American Society

[red dog 1]

869. Ben Sobel

[red dog 1]

870. Carol Hunnicut

[DFW]

878. A thriller movie with Gene Hackman, James Sikking, and on a train in Canada

But without using Google, I forget the title of the movie

[red dog 1]

873. Elle Woods

[DFW]

877. Legally Blonde

Helps to have had a daughter in law school

[red dog 1]

892. Ding!

[red dog 1]

875. Ellis Fielding

[red dog 1]

876. Tobin Frost

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

882. Safe House

Denzel

[red dog 1]

889. Ding!

[DFW]

880. Maximilian Largo

[Harker]

885. Any relation to Emilio? n/t

[DFW]

886. Pretty sure he was an only child

Even if he was at times known as number two

[Harker]

887. Number one in the number two business. n/t

[DFW]

893. Largo

The bad guy in the last Connery James Bond film, Never Say Never Again.

[Harker]

894. Emilio Largo was the bad guy in "Thunderball."

A dirty trick for them to have changed his first name.

[red dog 1]

890. Long Duk Dong

[Niagara]

895. Sixteen Candles

[red dog 1]

903. Ding!

[red dog 1]

899. Carol Hunnicut

[VGNonly]

900. Allardyce T. Merriweather

[trof]

901. ED

[Mr.Bill]

902. Dragline

Hint: He won an Oscar for this part.

[Harker]

904. "Cool Hand Luke."

George Kennedy was really good in the role.

[Mr.Bill]

905. Correct.

He won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for that role.

[red dog 1]

907. Walter Sobchak

[Harker]

912. "The Big Lebowski."

[red dog 1]

913. You got it, Hark

"Careful man, there's a beverage here!"

[red dog 1]

908. Shosanna Dreyfus

[red dog 1]

909. Reverend Bob Goodall

[red dog 1]

910. Robert Clayton Dean

[red dog 1]

911. Fielding Melish

[red dog 1]

914. Wing Fat

[red dog 1]

915. Jimmy McGinty

[red dog 1]

916. Harold Anderson

[red dog 1]

917. "I thought I was looking at my mother's old deuchebag, but that's in Ohio"

[Angleae]

918. Booger in Revenge of the Nerds

[red dog 1]

931. Booger it is

[red dog 1]

920. Andy Stitzer

[red dog 1]

921. Chappy Dent

[red dog 1]

922. Dean Fay

[red dog 1]

923. Vern Tessio

[Harker]

924. Any relation to Sal?

[VGNonly]

929. Stand By Me

[red dog 1]

932. Ding!

(Thanks)

[red dog 1]

928. Mike Rogers

(Hint: He was the foreman of the crew)

[red dog 1]

933. Walter Crow Horse

[VGNonly]

935. Was it Graham Greene

from Thunderheart?

[red dog 1]

937. It was

[VGNonly]

934. Muley Graves

From the novel and also the film.

[Harker]

936. The Joad's neighbor.

[red dog 1]

938. Zuzu Petals

[red dog 1]

939. Carla Jean Moss

[Harker]

947. Llewellyn's wife from "No Country for Old Men". n/t

[red dog 1]

949. The actress who played her is Scottish and had to learn how to talk "Southern"

(She did a pretty good job)

[Harker]

952. She sure did.

I'd forgotten about that.

[VGNonly]

961. Another Scott

who played American well was Laura Fraser, Lydia in Breaking Bad.

Irish actress Kerry Condon was Stacy, Mikes daughter-in-law in Better Call Saul.

[red dog 1]

940. Mark Sway

[red dog 1]

941. Casey Ryback

[First Speaker]

944. Under Siege

[red dog 1]

945. That's it!

(Steven Seagal's best film, imo)

[red dog 1]

942. Martin Weir

[Iris]

943. Lloyd Dobbler

[VGNonly]

960. Say Anything

[red dog 1]

946. Jake Ryan

[Mad_Dem_X]

964. Sixteen Candles

[red dog 1]

965. Ding!

[red dog 1]

966. Vasily Szaitsev

[Harker]

974. Zaitsev is a historical person... a Russian sniper in WWII.

I read about him and his assistant Kulikov in the 1970s.

"Enemy at the Gates."

[red dog 1]

1026. Correctamundo!

[Harker]

948. C.W. Moss.

[red dog 1]

950. No Country For Old Men?

[Harker]

951. You'll have to go back to 1967, Red.

[red dog 1]

953. Was Paul Newman in it?

[Harker]

954. He wasnt, but one of your favorites had a big supporting role. n/t

[red dog 1]

955. "Yeah, Gene Hackman was nominated for an Oscar for that role,

Michael J. Pollard was also nominated for an Oscar (Best Supporting Actor)

Estelle Parsons won an Oscar for her role in that great movie.

[red dog 1]

956. A stupid guess on my part

(I've seen OCFOM at least a dozen times & an hour after logging off I remembered that Josh Brolin played Llewelyn Moss, not C.W. Moss)

[Harker]

958. It was a sneaky post on my part.

Funny how these trivial matters sometimes percolate slowly through the sandstone in our minds.

[jmowreader]

957. Walt Waldowski

[VGNonly]

959. The Painless Pole

[jmowreader]

962. Yup...

For extra credit what was the name of his penis? It’s only in the novel.

[VGNonly]

963. I had to look it up.

Refers to the Detroit area.

[red dog 1]

967. Carmen Ghia

[Harker]

970. "The Producers."

[red dog 1]

1013. "Nobody ever called me Leo before. Even in kindergarten they called me Bloom."

[VGNonly]

968. Spats Colombo

[Niagara]

977. Some Like It Hot!

[VGNonly]

969. Luther

A hint: film was mostly set on Coney Island.

[Harker]

987. The newsstand man that traded colloquialisms with Lt. Caffey in

"A Few Good Men" was called Luther, I think, but I'd forgotten the hint, which squelched my little start of excitement.

[VGNonly]

1023. "Warriors,

come out and play"

[Harker]

971. Helen Benson.

[Harker]

972. Alma Brown.

[Niagara]

979. Hud.

Which is in my top favorites to watch.

[Harker]

981. One of mine, also.

Martin Ritt made several of my favorites.

[Niagara]

982. Great minds, Harker!

[Harker]

983. And us, too!

John Frankenheimer and Sidney Lumet, I suspect you know, have similar backgrounds with theatre and early TV honing their skills, and these three really piled up a bunch of really good movies, if not any great ones.

[Harker]

973. Marcia Jeffries.

[red dog 1]

975. Laurie Henderson

[Niagara]

978. American Graffiti.

[red dog 1]

990. Ding!

[red dog 1]

976. Captain Koons

[Niagara]

980. Hector Barbossa

[VGNonly]

984. Animal Mother

[Harker]

986. "You talk the talk... do you walk the walk?". n/t

[red dog 1]

985. Jack Taggert

[Harker]

991. Blazing Saddles? n/t

[red dog 1]

993. Good guess, but no

(His name was Taggart, I think)

"How 'bout some more beans, Mr Taggart?&quot

[Harker]

994. Caught me napping!

[Harker]

996. Lt. Dave.

[Harker]

988. Adrian (a newborn)

[Niagara]

1028. Rosemary's Baby?

[Harker]

1030. That's the one! n/t

[Niagara]

1032. Holy smokes!

[Harker]

1034. Well done on a character with no dialogue.

[Niagara]

1038. Thank you, Harker.

The entire Andrew vs. Adrian for Rosemary's baby name is confusing.

[Harker]

1039. Ah. I was unaware of the continuing nature of it. n/t

[Harker]

989. Jill McBain.

[Harker]

992. Sonny Wortzik.

[Harker]

995. Quintus Arrius.

[First Speaker]

1004. Ben Hur

[Harker]

1005. That's it.

I just found out there's a 2016 version, but I tend to think of the 1959.

[Harker]

997. Sol Nazerman.

[Harker]

998. Spence Robinson.

[red dog 1]

999. Cecily Pigeon

[red dog 1]

1000. Patrick Tate

[red dog 1]

1001. Outspan Foster

[red dog 1]

1002. Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup

[red dog 1]

1003. Charlie Arglist

[red dog 1]

1006. Vincent MacKenna

[red dog 1]

1007. Sheriff Freddy Heflin

(For extra credit, who played him?)

[red dog 1]

1008. Joseph "Little Joe" Young

[VGNonly]

1015. A full-fledged

member of the Pharaohs. ?

[red dog 1]

1017. I think he was the lead Pharaoh

[Niagara]

1019. I didn't recognize the characters extended name.

I recently discovered that actor Bo Hopkins passed away last year.

[Niagara]

1009. Lydia Deetz

[VGNonly]

1014. Beetlejuice

x3

[Niagara]

1016. Absolutely!

I was curious, did I get your trivia post #968 correct?

[Niagara]

1010. Freddy Benson

[Niagara]

1011. Charles Jefferson

[Niagara]

1012. Charles Brady

[red dog 1]

1018. Rachel Lapp

[Niagara]

1020. Witness

[red dog 1]

1027. Ding!

[Niagara]

1021. Armand Goldman

[VGNonly]

1024. Keep the pinkie down!

[Niagara]

1029. One of the most witty and hilarious movies that I have ever watched.

[VGNonly]

1022. Ebby Calvin Laloosh

[IHaveNoName]

1055. "I believe in the Church of Baseball."

AKA "Nuke," he's in BULL DURHAM.

[trof]

1025. Ralph

[Niagara]

1035. Risky Business?

When Joel calls Lana he identifies himself as "Ralph"

[red dog 1]

1031. Senator Kevin Keeley

[Niagara]

1033. The Birdcage ;)

[red dog 1]

1036. WinnerWinnerChickenDinner

[Niagara]

1040. Sweet!

[red dog 1]

1037. Lieutenant Andrew Tyler

[Niagara]

1041. Guido (the killer pimp)

[VGNonly]

1051. "I have a trig midterm tomorrow

and I'm being chased by Guido the killer pimp"

[Niagara]

1057. That's it!

Porsche. There is no substitute

[LuckyCharms]

1042. Nicky Eyes.

[Niagara]

1043. Goodfellas?

[LuckyCharms]

1044. Yes! Good job!

[Niagara]

1045. Thank you kindly.

I wish you should play trivia with us more often, Lucky.

[red dog 1]

1046. Archie Gates

[red dog 1]

1047. Sergeant Raymond Shaw

[Harker]

1048. "The Manchurian Candidate."

A favorite of mine.

[red dog 1]

1049. Mine too

(I've seen it at least a dozen times)

[Harker]

1050. Same here...

John Frankenheimer rates pretty high for me, generally.

[VGNonly]

1052. Mr. Creosote

[Harker]

1053. "Get me a bucket."

[VGNonly]

1054. "Would like a

waffer theen mint?"

[red dog 1]

1056. Some Idiot

[VGNonly]

1058. Morrie Kessler

[Harker]

1059. "And remember... Morrie's wigs are tested against hurricane winds."

[red dog 1]

1060. First Sergeant Don Collier

[red dog 1]

1061. Jack Aubrey

[red dog 1]

1062. Lance Corporal William Scofield

[red dog 1]

1063. Barney Coopersmith

[Angleae]

1064. My Blue Heaven

[red dog 1]

1065. Oui

[red dog 1]

1066. Long Duk Dong

[Niagara]

1067. Sixteen Candles

[red dog 1]

1072. You Got It!

[Harker]

1069. Pfc. James E. Driscoll.

[Harker]

1070. Tom Powers.

[Harker]

1071. Ardath Bey.