modcat5

Nope.

Yes!

Africa Screams

Mexican Hayride

The Time of Their Lives

[FYI: Either of two actors would be correct. Both would be what I have in mind].

"You did that to him, damn you! You cut out his memory! You took his identity! And that's what you want to do to me!"

Magnolia

Also, Grant's character was distorted in history by the same people who made Robert E. Lee out to be a patriotic hero fighting for states' rights rather than a traitor fighting to preserve slavery.

Not politics. History.

If I were invested in this emotionally, I would respectfully suggest we'd moved the goalposts, from disallowing any reference to an absent Christ to saying "oh of course he's absent physically! But not this way or that way," completely ignoring the fact that TWI taught the presence of Christ in those precise ways.

Christ in you! Christ in you! Christ in you!

What did that mean? Wierwille taught that. But he ignored that Christ is present through the spirit! No, he did not. I'd love to find fault with VPW, believe me. But I can't 

No.

The movies have been around for a long time.

The TV series inspired by the original movie is not on broadcast television. Neither are its verious existing and planned spinoffs. 

The original movie and its first official sequel are classics.

The remaining sequels from the writer/director are ok, but not on the same level.

The unofficial sequel by the co-writer took a more comedic approach and actually mentions the original movie as a "true story" whose details were altered to prevent a mass panic. Needless to say, that's as fictional as the original. We hope.

When the original writer-director died, my original response was... are... we... sure?

Not Mad Max.

One of the current TV shows recently aired its seties finale. It has spinoffs thatvare still going [and still to come].

Human, you're being a jerk about this and I don't get why.

correct.

and correct to all the puzzle pieces.

Victor French was the costar [he was Mr. Edwards on Little House].

Guest stars of Highway to Heaven included Lorne Green, Matthew Labyorteaux, Moses Gunn and Shannon Doherty [Little House was her first big role].

Landon played Jonathan Smith as an angel. In life, he died a couple of decades earlier as Arthur Thompson.

i understand. but there were two actors before her

You're in the wrong decade(s)

There was more than one prior show. Both were period pieces. But THIS show took place in the present day (or, at least, the present day at the time the show aired).

The main character operated under a pseudonym, having left his previous life behind. In one episode, he did encounter his wife from his previous life. For various reasons, all relevant to the plot and premise of the show, she did not recognize him. 

One episode featured the main actor dressed as a wolfman to help a kid get over his fears. The name of the episode was "I Was a Middle-Aged Werewolf."

Not known for her beauty.

I don't see anyone scoring a number one hit song singing about YOUR eyes, Human.

Bette Davis.

Who was not the first actor to be so honored, but was the first actress.

No.

15 hours ago, WordWolf said:

No.   Oddly enough,  at one point, I would have thought this was an easy one, and this was a giveaway quote.

it is. it was.

The Witches of Eastwick

Sorry for the delay.

No.

The show had a lot of opportunity for guest stars. Among them were former costars of the lead actor. It was interesting to see them in [at the time] contemporary clothing.

Negative

Can I refuse to answer?

Hank Azaria

Steve Zahn

Melanie Lynskey

The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug

And my "pronunciation" quip couldn't have hurt 

I think I know this one, but I'm not sure how to pronounce it.

Yes, that was a hint

Andrea Doria!

Busy. If someone gets to this first, go for it.

I got the last one from "sarcasm"