Human without the bean

I like this actor. I guess because I like the movies he's in. Lyman is the role he played in K-9. I used a television role figuring that he might be more recognized that way, specifically his role in Emergency as Paramedic Roy Sesoto. Tilghman has a very similar reference to his real name Kevin Tighe from his character in Road House. He played Blake Wilson in 48 Hours. My Bloody Valentine his character was Ben Foley. FREE POST

Street Kings Keanu Reeves John Wick

Alan Rickman Sense and Sensibility Hugh Laurie

Get together already, with Tostitos!

Had a very good Christmas. Thank you. Would say Children of Men because that ended with 2 characters in a boat, but Jack La Lanne wasn't it that. He was not alive either.

This has to be my worst use of English grammar. Or is that your quote WordWolf? Let me check* Christmas Shoes Dorian Harewood Sudden Death

This has to be my worst use of English grammar. Or is that your quote WordWolf? Let me check* No, that's mine. WW was just quoting me. That's bad.

I'm going I think its right. Name the actor: Lyman Ben Foley Ken Carver D A Arnold Clifford

Unless two different characters were both named Jack Brynes then this has got to be Robert DeNiro. Neil McCauley is Heat. So yeah, its definitely Robert DeNiro. Jack Brynes was Meet the Fockers, the Parents, Little Fockers.

Twins (When "Triples" comes out next year, I wonder if she {KP} will be in it)? Hugh O'Brian Game of Death

George, I'm not familiar with a single name here.

From other post, George's link was: "National Velvet" Elizabeth Taylor Cleopatra Roddy McDowall

I realize you (GSG, WW) used two different movies. I kept thinking Edie Adams was in a movie with Phil Silvers but I couldn't match it up, but then, after I posted I remembered IAMMMMMW. (How many mad's are there)?

Came across AFTHOTWTTF on cable just now. I figured I'd recognize someone but it had already ended. *Looked it up*. Buster Keaton was in it too. I don't know of his movies either. Maybe because Buster Keaton was born 124 years ago. btw: you guys have used The Producers 3 times in the last month. I would like to see something or someone I may recognize from the 20th century. The 19th century?