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"Somewhere, My Love" George

I'll just flip over the cards: "The Dark Knight Rises" (Catwoman saves Batman from Bane by blasting him.) FREE POST George

I'm not sure if you were waiting for confirmation, after that extended description; but, yes, the answer was "Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins" Have at it! George

"Casablanca"? George

This recent cable-TV show was based on a Stephen King story. Many of the episodes have subtle references (Easter eggs?) to other King works. Actors Laura Vandervoort, Steve Lund, and Kiara Glasco, all of whom guest-starred in season 3 of this show (as Arla Cogan, James Cogan, and Ginger Danvers, respectively), went on to star in another Syfy-syndicated Canadian series called Bitten. WWE star "Edge," (Adam Copeland) played a major role in the last couple of seasons. In the titular town where almost all of the action occurs, most townspeople have powers (though they're called something else), generally activated by strong emotion. The mayor made everybody like him (not intentionally -- that was his power). One of the law enforcement officials (sheriff at the end of the show) attracted bullets, so he always wore a bullet-proof vest. George

Aw. sure you do. :) George

Quite Jack Crabb: Little Big Man David Sumner: Straw Dogs Chuck Clarke: Ishtar Ted Kramer: Kramer vs. Kramer Michael Dorsey: Tootsie Dutch Schultz: Billy Bathgate George

Interesting guess, and I can see how you might have thought that, but, no. This is a more recent film, and I'm pretty sure that you've seen it. George

I looked it up. (Seems fair, after a week.) I have seen the movie, though I confess that I didn't recognize the line. "Gran Torino" "About the whole no guns thing... I'm not sure I feel as strongly about it as you do." (Memorable for me, hopefully for you, too.) George

It's WW's mission, should he decide to accept it... :) George

Name the actor: Jack Crabb David Sumner Chuck Clarke Ted Kramer Michael Dorsey Dutch Schultz George

Hector Elizondo Private Resort Leslie Easterbrook George

I immediately recognized the "one leg named Smith" joke. (It's actually used twice in the movie.) I don't recognize the other joke, but I suspect it, also, was part of Uncle Albert's tea party. "All that hate's gonna burn you up, kid." "It keeps me warm." "You think you're tough for eating beans every day? There's half a million scarecrows in Denver who'd give anything for one mouthful of what you got. They've been under siege for about three months. They live on rats and sawdust bread and sometimes... on each other. At night, the pyres for the dead light up the sky. It's medieval." George

Hah! And I was going to go with "Somewhere in Time." Anyway, Liam Neeson Leap of Faith Debra Winger George

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider Jon Voight Deliverance George

It's that Poppins woman! :lol: George

The Godfather James Caan Honeymoon in Vegas George

(You were correct about Paul Lynde) The Singing Nun Ricardo Montalban Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan George

Right. Of course, having performed a medley of these songs in band, just recently, I would have gotten any of them. Otherwise, I might have gotten it from "Younger than Springtime" or "Happy Talk." The last three are the most memorable, of course. George

Younger than Springtime Happy Talk A Cockeyed Optimist Dites-moi Honey Bun Bloody Mary There Is Nothing like a Dame Bali H'ai Some Enchanted Evening George

Apparently a cartoon (or CGI); but I don't recognize it. George

This recent cable-TV show was based on a Stephen King story. Many of the episodes have subtle references (Easter eggs?) to other King works. Actors Laura Vandervoort, Steve Lund, and Kiara Glasco, all of whom guest-starred in season 3 of this show (as Arla Cogan, James Cogan, and Ginger Danvers, respectively), went on to star in another Syfy-syndicated Canadian series called Bitten. WWE star "Edge," (Adam Copeland) played a major role in the last couple of seasons. George

Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine Frankie Avalon Beach Blanket Bingo George

Name the actor: Jack Crabb David Sumner Chuck Clarke George

Cathy Lee Crosby was the main one. I remember her in a pilot for a Wonder Woman show preceding Lynda Carter's. I think Rosario Dawson played a Wonder-Womanish character on Smallville, and Susan Eisenberg voiced a number of the cartoons. You obviously held back Lynda Carter and Gal Gadot. I don't know where the others showed up, but most were athletic actresses with brunette hair. George