WordWolf

NOW I think we're talking "South Pacific."

Let's see... city, pawpsicles, missing otter, important pen, Nick became a cop... Zootopia.

Again, going to make this count..... Van Heflin The Three Musketeers Vincent Price

Here's a breakdown. Jane Webb Shannon Farnon Connie Caulfield Jane Webb voiced her first of all, in a "Brady Kids" cartoon, "It's all Greek to Me" in 1972. SF, CC and BJ Ward voiced her in the "Super Friends" cartoons, in that order. (1973-1986.) Betty Jean "B.J." Ward Susan Eisenberg Dakota Fanning (really) Susan Eisenberg voiced her several times, starting with "Justice League" and "Justice League Unlimited." In the episode "Kids Stuff", Dakota F voices the kiddie Diana Prince. Vicki Lewis Margaret Denise Quigley "Maggie Q" Grey DeLisle VL voiced her in "Batman:the Brave and the Bold." "Young Justice" is where Maggie Q voiced her. Grey voiced her in a number of appearances, starting with "JLA Adventures-Trapped in Time." Cathy Lee Crosby Lucy Lawless Keri Russell As you noted, CLC played her in the pilot for the first attempt of a live show that was actually filmed and aired (1974). Lucy L voiced her in "Justice League-New Frontier." Keri Russell voiced her in the 2009 full-length animated movie, "Wonder Woman." Vanessa Marshall Michelle Monaghan Cobie Smulders VM voiced her in "Justice League-Crisis on 2 Earths." MM was in "Justice League-War." CS voiced her in "The Lego Movie" (2014.) That marked the character's first appearance in a theatrical release. Rosario Dawson Kari Wahlgren Laura Bailey "Justice League-Throne of Atlantis" (2015) was Rosario Dawson. "Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League" (2015) was Kari W. Laura Bailey was in "Lego Batman" 2 & 3.

I was holding Gal Gadot and Lynda Carter as the last 2 names. Most of the actresses were voice artists for her, some of them in multiple animations.

That's her (them.) Who gave it away?

Ok, another character to guess. Jane Webb Shannon Farnon Connie Caulfield Betty Jean "B.J." Ward Susan Eisenberg Dakota Fanning (really) Vicki Lewis Margaret Denise Quigley "Maggie Q" Grey DeLisle Cathy Lee Crosby Lucy Lawless Keri Russell Vanessa Marshall Michelle Monaghan Cobie Smulders Rosario Dawson Kari Wahlgren Laura Bailey

"Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins." Actually introduced me to the character, Remo Williams, aka "the Destroyer." It wasn't until 1989 that I found any of the books. I later picked up a few of the earlier books in the series, either as reprints or as used books. Here's an exerpt from one of the most recent books. ===================================================== A locked steel door was the only exit to the rear alley. Remo sensed no explosives wired to the door. In a spray of mortar and falling bricks, Remo tore it from its hinges. The door was not wired to explode because there were five men inside guarding it. Remo used the door to crush two against the wall of the basement hallway before they could even finger their triggers. The remaining three, seeing their comrades turned to mushy central masses possessed of human arms and legs, and seeing the figure of legend who had killed them, threw down their guns and threw up their hands. “We surrender!” Remo cast a cold eye over the three cowering figures, men who would gleefully murder innocents in the name of their cause, now quivering before him. “Which one of you is Mohammed?” Remo asked. Three shaking hands were raised. “Him too,” one of the terrorists said, pointing toward a mangled corpse. “Okay, which one of you is Mustafa’s brother?” Two hands lowered. “Mustafa who was busted before he could fly a plane into the White House in 2001?” Remo asked. The terrorist had to think for a moment. “Did you say 2001?” he asked. Remo nodded. “Oh.” The terrorist lowered his hand and shook his head. None of these was the man he was after. “I will let all of you live if just one of you knows the meaning of the word mercy,” Remo said coldly. The three startled terrorists huddled like game show contestants. When they had decided on an answer, their spokesman turned hopefully to Remo. “It means ‘thank you’ in French.” Remo left the bodies near the alley door and headed for the basement stairs. ====================================================================== There's hope for a new movie, "the Destroyer." Hope is mixed. It's been speculated that Hollywood can't handle a character like the one in the above excerpt without making him a villain.

No. AFAIK, Maggie Q played her, but nobody else on this list.

One of the biggest things was the Aura of Inerrancy around vpw. vpw put for that himself was some Great One, and that he had a Special Connection with God Almighty. So, his shortcomings and failings had to be glossed over. This was especially true of things vpw didn't understand. In pfal, vpw made a passing comment that the Book of Revelation wasn't difficult to understand. Later, in private, he mentioned not wanting to try to tackle it because it was difficult. But his passing claim in pfal made him sound really knowledgeable- how he even had no trouble with the Book of Revelation. So, what he didn't understand had to be covered over and explained away. As for his magical believing, he borrowed from a number of sources, some Christian and some not. From EW Kenyon, he borrowed both the Word of Faith movement, and prosperity theology. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Word_of_Faith https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosperity_theology He also learned some of it from Glenn Clark and Albert Cliffe http://www.empirenet.com/~messiah7/rsr_lawbelieve.htm Albert Cliffe, in particular, attributed his learning to his work as a psychic medium for the dead. Glenn Clark was a promulgator of New Thought. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Thought Albert Cliffe was a guest of wierwille's during the years he was on his congregation's payroll, looking to set up his own organization.

Just checking if I'm logging in lately? You probably remember I'm a fan of the books....

Ok, another character to guess. Jane Webb Shannon Farnon Connie Caulfield Betty Jean "B.J." Ward Susan Eisenberg Dakota Fanning (really) Vicki Lewis Margaret Denise Quigley "Maggie Q" Grey DeLisle

I thought he was competent in "Jumper", even though I couldn't remember the jumper's name. And the plot there was certainly no Oscar-bait.

Heyden Christensen.

Joey Pantolione Running Scared Billy Crystal

Since John's gone back to "I'm replying without reading what I'm reply to" mode (no surprise there), I'll point out he ducked the question while pretending to answer it. Furthermore, if one wanted to draw a parallel between someone in the Bible and vpw, no honest comparison points to David. A much fairer comparison (and still complimentary to vpw) is Balaam and vpw. Otherwise, one is rather overtly skipping over vpw's other felonies, misdemeanors, and general poor conduct and claiming he messed up exactly ONCE like David did. (The entire incident is treated as one enormous blunder, with a punishment at that level.)

I'm not even triggering a vague sense off this one.

Is this the 2nd Austin Powers movie?

It probably sounds like it because it IS "The Blues Brothers." Hit it!

The only time I remember seeing something the weekend it opened was, IIRC, "Lord of the Rings-Fellowship of the Ring." That was by accident. I had gotten off work and walked past a movie theater. There was no crowd and no line waiting to buy tickets. (There were people waiting but hardly a crowd.) I checked. In a few minutes, the midnight showing was going to start (which would let out something like 3:30am) and most people wanted to get home earlier than that or not stay up all the way till the end. So, I shrugged, got a ticket, hit the concessions, and enjoyed the movie, with only a few yawns once we hit 3am. (I was a serious nightowl.) Otherwise, I can wait for a less-crowded matinee during the week or something. And even moreso nowadays when I'm less interested in the latest offerings, most of the time.

"It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses." "Hit it."

Is this "Eight is ENOUGH!" with a mix of the TV show "Eight is Enough" and the J-Lo movie "Enough!" mixed in?

I've encountered this exchange somewhere, somewhen. That's all I've got so far.

"Robin Hood-Prince of Thieves." (Sounds like it would have been more appropriate for "Men in Tights," though, doesn't it?)

Sadly, I do not. The closest I have are excerpts that were posted on skyrider's thread, "Outreach beyond vpw's congregation." I would have liked more quotes, myself, but I thought what we had there did say quite a bit.