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Not that I know of. He was "Uncle" Vernon Dursley in a set of movies. He was also in Sleepy Hollow Jeffrey Jones Ferris Buehler's Day Off

No, it's an actor who appeared in a movie series and some other movies, including "King Ralph."

"Hold it! You'd never last five minutes in a New York subway!" *WHAM* *WHAM* "Now, THAT's how it's done!"

Peter O'Toole King Ralph Richard Griffiths

MIB 1 , aka Men In Black

That's him. he's sure been in a lot of stuff. Several of the roles I know him for, I can't name. Randy Grainger was on the Odd Couple, and the Radar Operators were from the Austin Powers movies. And so on. See you all in 7-8 days!

twi's not the only group to use meetings in homes. However, they do serve both the purpose of "we're not spending a nickel on anything we don't have to-all the money stays at the top" and "we're in someone's home, crossing their personal boundaries", and that's for all sorts of groups. Of course, meeting in a living room can also be done innocently and socially, but that wasn't twi's way. It WAS the way some people did it in twi, but that was almost an accidental by-product of the process, like drawing in real Christians into the web of exploiters and con artists.

Mark Wedloe Roo John Dexter Slinky Lloyd Davis Michael Thorpe Johnny Stransel Billy Taft Robby Fielding Jody Larson Tim Oliver Willie Sharpe Randy Grainger Balok Sy Liebergot Radar Operator Johnson Radar Operator Peters Tom Miller Dick Mitchell Emmanuel Grayson Constable Sanders

Mark Wedloe Roo John Dexter Slinky Lloyd Davis Michael Thorpe Johnny Stransel Billy Taft Robby Fielding Jody Larson Tim Oliver Willie Sharpe

"I hate Illinois Nazis."

It's a busy season. I'll be out of touch next week. He's probably offline doing other stuff THIS week-or at least this minute.

Jason Patric Lost Boys Keifer Sutherland

"Superman-the Movie." Lois to Superman when he catches her in mid-air. "Easy Miss-I've got you."

Mark Wedloe Roo John Dexter Slinky Lloyd Davis Michael Thorpe

i'm up? Ok, I was thinking of something before, let me remember.....

*wild swing* The Truman Show??

*really wild swing* Alice in Wonderland????

I'm pretty sure you're right. They sounded like those to me on first hearing them, as well. And I've already noted how the Lone Ranger and the Green Hornet were invented by the same writer and said to be related.

I think Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton remarried, but I can't name their movies.

The only one I knew was JB, but since Googling's allowed after several days, we have Miranda Cosgrove Despicable Me Jason Segel

*wild swing* "Cavalcade of Stars"?

*wild swing* "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane"?

I'll watch it eventually. Reviews were split and compliments were muted, so I've been warned the movie's got plot holes.

Eliza Doolittle and Professor Henry Higgins. "And where's that soggy plain?"

I have very little to say on the subject. So, this will be quick. I know there's a few Jews who make a point of being buried in a specific cemetery because they believe that The Resurrection will start there and this will save them some time. They also won't have themselves cremated because they need their bodies intact. My thinking is that my body won't be intact at the time unless it happens when I'm alive or immediately after I die. So, there's no qualitative difference I see between being reconstituted from ashes vs being reconstituted from decomposed matter all in one spot. So, I'm thinking cremation is far more sensible for me. From a scientific perspective, how I'm buried seems to make no difference, and financially, it makes sense to use the cheapest method-which, again, is cremation. That's all I've got.