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A Night at the Opera? George

No. Interesting choice, though. This actress is more well-known. Angela Phinlay Miss Casswell Roberta ("Bobbie") Stevens Lois Laurel Rose Loomis Lorelei Lee Pola Debevoise Vicky Parker Cherie Amanda Dell Roslyn Taber George

Angela Phinlay Miss Casswell Roberta ("Bobbie") Stevens Lois Laurel Rose Loomis Lorelei Lee George

One would presume that the movie takes place in Italy, probably Rome; but I have no idea which movie it is. George

I can think of at least four: Dick Tracy, Brenda Starr, Peanuts, Garfield. But none meet your other requirements. George

Again, not a movie I've seen. I'm glad Raf finally saved us. George

Anthony Hopkins The Mask of Zorro Catherine Zeta Jones George

Mel Gibson Conspiracy Theory Patrick Stewart George Incidentally, Linda Hunt won Best Supporting Actress for her role as a MALE, Asian dwarf in TYOLD.

I read Interview with the Vampire about 35 years ago. I didn't see the movie. Did Romeo and Juliet take place in Verona? I haven't read that one. Even if so, if this is sme remake, I don't know it. George

Indeed. I actually had to wade through a lot of Google entries to find the old series. George

Correct. ("This Is It" was the theme song.) I didn't even have to bring up the substance abuse issues with one of the stars. George

Interview with the Vampire? George (I don't get the Two Gentlemen from Verona reference.)

My suspicion is that Ollie will take one for the team, not Kara and Barry. George

No. You're not going to make it after all. The first clue would have eliminated MTM. George

News about the Crossover (from Yahoo!): It’ll be raining (super) men this fall on The CW. On the heels of news that both Tyler Hoechlin and Brandon Routh will be slipping back into their Superman tights for Arrowverse‘s “Crisis on Infinite Earths” crossover, TVLine can confirm that Smallville vet Tom Welling will also reprise his signature Man of Steel role in the five-part event. Per The CW, the crossover will “reveal what happened to Clark Kent almost ten years” after the conclusion of Smallville. “For eight years, Arrow has stood on the shoulders of Smallville,” EP Marc Guggenheim said in a statement. “Simply put, there would be no Arrow, and no Arrowverse, without it. So when we first started talking about ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths,’ our first, second and third priorities were getting Tom to reprise his iconic role as Clark Kent. To say that we’re thrilled would be a Superman-sized understatement.” “Crisis on Infinite Earths” kicks off Sunday, Dec. 8 with an episode of Supergirl, then continues with a Monday episode of Batwoman and that Tuesday’s The Flash. After a month-long holiday break, (this sounds like a bad idea to me -- George) it concludes with the Jan. 14 episode of Arrow followed by a special installment of Legends of Tomorrow (which premieres at midseason). Previously announced casting includes unspecified characters from Black Lightning, which to date has never fully been a part of the Arrowverse; veteran voice actor Kevin Conroy (Batman: The Animated Series, Batman Beyond) as “Bruce Wayne from the future”; LaMonica Garrett (“Elseworlds”) as both the Monitor and the Anti-Monitor; Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch as Supergirl‘s Clark Kent/Superman and Lois Lane; Legends‘ Routh pulling double duty as the Kingdom Come version of Superman; Jon Cryer as Supergirl‘s Lex Luthor; and Batman‘s Burt Ward in an undisclosed role. George

Knight was the narrator on Super-Friends and, I believe both The Superman-Aquaman Hour of Adventure and the Batman-Superman Hour. Having him do the occasional Joker appearance is believable. I'm surprised you didn't use Mark Hamill, whose Joker in more recent Bat-cartoons is considered iconic. Obviously, Cesar Romero and Jack Nicholson would have been giveaways. George

Ah. Another subtle clue. Yes, This is it. This is life, the one you get. George

Other clues will be forthcoming... George

This show was actually written as a star vehicle for Whitney Blake and her daughter Meredith Baxter, about Blake's own real-life experiences raising her daughter. The show idea was originally shopped around to all the networks back in the sixties, but stayed in development turnaround forever until Norman Lear finally bought it in 1974, at which point, Blake and Meredith were too old to play the parts. Meredith Baxter said how hurt and betrayed she and her mom felt when the show, which was supposed to be their star vehicle, was bought by Norman Lear and cast with other actresses. All in the Family season eight, episode five, "Edith's 50th Birthday", involved a storyline where Edith battled a would-be rapist on her birthday, which was originally intended for this show. After being denied a pay raise, one of the main actors temporarily left the show. One month later, producers realized his character's importance, agreed to give him a raise, and brought him back. George

No idea. George

I have to assume that some of these are voice characters. I have trouble seeing Curtis Armstrong or Ted Knight in the same roles as Brent Spiner or Joaquin Phoenix. Going on Phoenix and Leto, let's try The Joker George

I'm not sure that I would characterize 48 Hours as a comedy, although it had comedic elements. George

OK. Seems like a vampire movie. Twilight? George

Kindergarten Cop Linda Hunt The Year of Living Dangerously George

My Two Dads? George