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Sittin' here resting my bones And this loneliness won't leave me alone George

In this TV-movie, an enemy's attempt to disrupt the marriage of a Thai ruler and his schoolmistress fiancée is thwarted by a pair of secret agents, disguised as a tennis pro and his coach. Starring You Brynner, Deborah Kerr, Bill Cosby, and Robert Culp. George

I was thinking of "Victory"; but that actually STARS Pele, it doesn't REFER to him... George

No. Although this movie has a plot, its main purpose seems to be the star mocking his earlier roles, and the larger franchise, in general. This was the first R-rated movie to open above $100 million at the U.S. box office. (On April Fool's Day, the star tweeted that it would be rated PG-13, causing intense rage in the character's fans. He admitted the prank, and said it would be R.) George

He DOES look a little like him, though less sinister. George

Chicago Catherine Zeta Jones The Mask of Zorro George

Not an A-lister, but definitely a recognizable actor. "The Shoveler" would have given it away, for me. Dudley Frank Dr. David Morgenstern "Tick Tock" McGlaughlin Little Bill Jerry Lundegaard The Shoveler Maj. Caldwell Frank Gallagher Bernie Lootz Paul Kirby George

Like How I Met Your Mother, a popular show which I never watched. :) George

I suspect that this might be a when the answer is revealed, but that's not enough info for me to get it quickly, anyway. George

Just not getting it. Sorry! George

To be fair, here, VP originally used Bullinger's "all without exception" and "all without distinction" verbatim. The problem is that "all without distinction" was within a particular class (or subset), and so, there is an inherent distinction between that subset and "everyone" or "everything." In later years, TWI used "all with distinction" for that reason. George

Before I move on to Supergirl, a note about Gotham: Pee-Wee Herman as Penguin's dad? Where have I seen that before? Oh, right: Batman Returns! :)/> The best part of the latest Supergirl: Chocos! These Oreo-like treats were introduced by Keith Giffen during his run on Justice League. Intended as a joke (as was most of his Justice League), J'onn's craving for them has remained as official lore. Whereas Power Girl might have gotten surly from over-caffeinated drinks, J'onn was a hulking brute when deprived of his Chocos: George

Although this movie has a plot, its main purpose seems to be the star mocking his earlier roles, and the larger franchise, in general. George

More clues, please? George

Dudley Frank Dr. David Morgenstern "Tick Tock" McGlaughlin Little Bill Jerry Lundegaard The Shoveler Maj. Caldwell George

I may have heard it, but Neil Young's voice sounds to me like fingernails on a chalkboard. :o :) George

Looking forward to Supergirl, tonight. Back story on Martian Manhunter/Hank Henshaw. George

In this TV-movie, an enemy's attempt to disrupt the marriage of a Thai ruler and his schoolmistress fiancée is thwarted by a pair of secret agents, disguised as a tennis pro and his coach. George

Cuba Gooding, Jr. Jerry Maguire Renee Zellwegger George

I didn't know that Ash wasn't in South Dakota. Since "Ash vs. Evil Dead" was a TV show, and you said this was a TV-movie, I'll try Evil Deadwood George

Cameron Diaz Charlie's Angels Drew Barrymore George

Is this another "stealth" one? Ash Vs. Evil Dead George

I can think of at least one major movie featuring Donal Logue. (If you have trouble placing him, he's been playing Harvey Bullock on Gotham.) Try this: Cary Elwes Comic Book Villains either Donal Logue or Michael Rappoport George

Cary Elwes Comic Book Villains Donal Logue George

Correct. George