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"Kill anybody today, Curly?" "Day ain't over, yet." George

"Scent of a Woman"? George

These two short-lived TV shows featured movie stars in perhaps their only starring TV (series) roles. Both involved intrigues in Washington, DC. Name either one. George C. Scott stars as President Samuel Tresch, whose wife mysteriously leaves him. From the late 1980's. Sharon Stone as Vice President Natalie Maccabee, guardian of a special copy of the Constitution. Ran last year. George

Correct. :) George

I was born a poor, black child. George

[TITLE], lay across my big, brass bed. George

The "Honeymooners"? George

Bull Durham Kevin Costner Man of Steel George

"Clue" :) George

You think rightly. :) George

"Your brothers were killed in combat." "Which - Which ones?" "All of them." Geroge

This movie had three sequels (arguably, not as bad as "The Exorcist II"). It was the final film of actors Van Heflin, Virginia Grey, Thomas Browne Henry, and Jessie Royce Landis, as well as composer Alfred Newman. The movie was double-billed in some markets with "The Andromeda Strain," with the tag line "Together On One Great Family Program". The film featured five Academy Award winners (not for this film). The two main stars each received 10% of the gross, or about $7,000,000 (a lot of money at the time). One of them, however, called this film "the worst piece of junk ever made." Geroge

As it happens, I haven't seen either version. I suppose that a lot of references to chocolate might have given it away. Good to see that at least two of us have watched these pretty-well-known films! :) George

Alan Rickman Dogma Linda Fiorentino Geroge

Not the quote I'D use for this flick, but easy enough: "Stripes" George

No idea. Even some of the vaguely familiar lines have been swamped by the completely unfamiliar ones. :) George

Ed O'Neill Little Giants Rick Moranis George

It's not just a matter of giving the last word of a clue. It's a matter of giving enough of the clue that anyone should be able to get it. In the case of "The Graduate," you might have gotten away with ONLY "Plastics" as the clue; but the rest of the line isn't really obvious, without that word. In this case, you don't need to finish with "good," because it's the first part of the line that gives it away. "Wall Street" George

Fast Times at Ridgemont High Judge Reinhold Ruthless People George

Carol Kane Scrooged! Bill Murray George

I suppose I should have been more specific. I forgot that they made a new "Stepford Wives" about ten years ago. Katharine Ross was in the 1975 version. I'm not sure Nicole Kidman was alive then :) I'm going to have to toss this out. As it may be hard to come up with other links to the early SW, let me move it along Paula Prentiss Catch-22 Alan Arkin George

That's a hit. George

Strike 2 George

Strike 1 George

This movie had three sequels (arguably, not as bad as "The Exorcist II"). It was the final film of actors Van Heflin, Virginia Grey, Thomas Browne Henry, and Jessie Royce Landis, as well as composer Alfred Newman. The movie was double-billed in some markets with "The Andromeda Strain," with the tag line "Together On One Great Family Program". George