Human without the bean

A young, pretty, ambitious television personality with a major megalomania disorder aspires for fame but meets her demise when she dies numberous times.

I vaguely remember the caviar lyric but just not enough to come up with it's title.

No Mr. Brooks fans out there? I guess not William Hurt Michael Andie McDowell

Yikes, new format stuff!!!! I've been trying to log in for over two weeks. It's been interesting. Apparently some browser thing that wouldn't cooperate but I seem to be logged in now. Hello George.

Erin Brockovich Marg Helginberger Mr. Brooks

Will Patton The Punisher John Travolta

Pierce Brosnan The Mirror Has Two Faces George Seagal

I'm guessing an oldie, Dr. Zhivago?

The Green Mile Sam Worthington Avatar

The Heartbreak Kid (2006) Malin Akerman Watchmen

Is there anymore that you could add to this line or perhaps another line then george? I'm not familiar with it.

Didn't think Rutger Hauer was that old. Ha Ha

Probably a little bit of both. :)

I'm racking my brain around it but no I haven't got the actor.

????? Jack Palance must have played a bad guy but who was the good guy????? Was it James Stewart? Nope nope nope, I think it was Gregory Peck? I'm stumped.

Richard Gere American Gigolo Hector Elizondo

No! I've heard of that character is all.

It certainly was George. You're up now. :wacko:

Madonna Desperately Seeking Susan Rosanna Arquette

It's Stephen Glass isn't Raf? He's the only one I have heard of.

OK. fair enough. Let's move on. New movie. I think you're an over-educated 27-year-old virgin who likes to hold the hands of superstitious old ladies and promise them everlasting life. A memorable line, from a memorable actor, from a memorable movie. Folks here surely have seen this one. So..........I'll give it one more day then.

Yes that is correct. I didn't know what order the Austin Power movies were in (I do now). That is true. This is a big mess. So taking this back to WordWolf's guess which George backed up, and my own lack for the details, I seem to have compounded both WW's and George's mistakes.[/b] Right and Wrong George. I didn't have the correct movie there and I am sorry about that. Suffice it say then that I lacked attention to details, but in actuality the answers whether in the right order or not were incorrect. These clues were not from the first Austin Power's movie: IMOM, nor was it from the second movie Austin Powers: TSWSM. Would anybody like to try another guess? But please be nice. I can be a little sensitive.

Then officially, I would like it put in the record that the title was Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery. Thank you your honor. :biglaugh:/>

OK. fair enough. Let's move on. New movie. I don't think that I've used a quote from this movie yet. It's used twice which I think holds some water as to it's recognizablility (if that's a word). I think you're an over-educated 27-year-old virgin who likes to hold the hands of superstitious old ladies and promise them everlasting life.

To Kill A Mockingbird I might be stretching this a little. Let's see how it goes with this one. If not well received I'll re-post again. "The thing is Emily we're just another married couple trying to work things out"! "We'll work it out? Let me tell you something, you work it out on your f*cking own. This is over"!