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Since we're not doing Music from the Movies anymore, I'll use one here. I Heard It Through the Grapevine You Can't Always Get What You Want Joy to the World Good Lovin' My Girl George

I just watched the Sego commercial. The "catcall" comes from a boy playing her son. I can't tell whether it's cute or creepy. George

It sounded Hitchcockian to me. And Tippi Hedren's daughter, Melanie Griffith, is better known than Hedren. I'm not sure about the drink, but I'm guessing the movie is The Birds* (which I haven't seen) George *which also would be the title antagonists

Ahhhh. George

Dick Tracy Dustin Hoffman The Graduate George

The Princess Bride Mandy Patinkin Alien Nation George

No. Jim O'Connor Jim Deakins Ulysses Vincent Van Gogh Doc Holliday Ned Land Gen. George Patton Paris Pittman Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde Mike Wayne Cactus Jack Adam (not the first man; just not given a surname) George

Matthew Broderick Ferris Buehler's Day Off Charlie Sheen George

No sense in waiting another day. Sylvester Stallone Rhinestone Dolly Parton George

That's all well and good, but I think we could use a few more quotes. George

With all those names, and few CM/Shazam appearances (except, I suspect, cartoon voice-overs), I assumed that some of them had to be Billy. Ah, well. Name the actor: Jim O'Connor Jim Deakins Ulysses Vincent Van Gogh Doc Holliday Ned Land George

That was one I could keep following along in my head until the title lyric showed up. And Smokey's voice is pretty rare. To weave our dreams upon and listen To each evening when the lights are low To underscore our love affair with tenderness And feeling that we've come to know George

I Second That Emotion by Smokey Robinson? George

Captain Marvel/Shazam and Billy Batson? George

At least I know we're looking for a role and not an actor. George

There were at least two recognizable stars in it other than Winkler. One became VERY famous. George

Sherlock Holmes George

The Waterboy Henry Winkler The Lords of Flatbush George

It was. Elvis was the #1 recording artist in the 50s, the #2 artist in the 60s, and the #10 artist in the 70s (which he didn't even finish). I'd say huge. George

FYI, you were OK with Natalie Portman followed by The Professional. The problem was starting with SW Ep1, when the previous clue ended with that. WW was trying to get you to go one link further (probably with Jean Reno, who played Leon). But going with your revised thread, Now You See Me Woody Harrelson White Men Can't Jump George

Pretty huge, I'd say. And his mama cries 'Cause if there's one thing that she don't need It's another hungry mouth to feed People, don't you understand The child needs a helping hand Or he'll grow to be an angry young man some day? Take a look at you and me Are we too blind to see Do we simply turn our heads, and look the other way? Well, the world turns And a hungry little boy with a runny nose Plays in the street as the cold wind blows George

Actually, O'Reilly can be a pleasant surprise. Check out his turn as Oliver Hardy in "Stan and Oliver." George

Mycroft Holmes is correct. Hugh Laurie played him in the reviled "Holmes and Watson." Rhys Ifans was, indeed, on "Elementary." My God, Wolf! How do you do it? George

Name the role. I'm going to include the most helpful actors in the first round, so don't expect this to get easier. Stephen Fry Christopher Lee Mark Gatiss Hugh Laurie Rhys Ifans George

I just googled his picture. I'm not sure I DO recognize him, though I must have seen him before (in "Monk," at least). George