Human without the bean

This could pass for a Cranberries song even though it isn't, is it?

Look, Daddy. Teacher says, every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings.

I thought you might be referring to the Zodiac film with Gyllenhaal but that was earlier than 2010 and the plot don't fit. I do think I can hear a Cinde Lauper song in the distance.

OK.. This movie is a remake of a Hitchcock film. Half of the plot was rewritten or altered and all the characters names were changed. Any guesses. :biglaugh:/>. Just kidding When a bond fund broker is caught making illegal investments he hires a con-artist to kill his young and rich wife. The plan is altered when the con-artist learns of the brokers wealth and tries to extort money for himself. Meanwhile, Gwyneth Paltrow is acquitted of a double murder.

Huh, sounds like a double agent Russian spy movie to me.

That was Silence of The Lambs. Clarisse Starling. Says to Lector, no, I'm a trainee. "What, screams back Lector. Jack Crawford send a trainee to me". So if anyone's got something go. FREE POST

Sorry. That won't work.

Actually what I had was for the Name that Flick thread so it might be a little longer before I go. If anyone has something now go ahead.

Well Chevy Chase was the only other actor I recall from Fletch so unless I cheat and look it up I couldn't continue. So anyone else here have a clue?

A talking horse????? :doh:/>:doh:/>

That's him George. He's also the oldest actor to win an Oscar.

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Beverly DeAngelo Lampoons Christmas Vacation Juliette Lewis

This sounds like a great song George. One that I should remember. Sure wish I knew the name of it?

Your both right and wrong, if this helps WordWolf. Your very close and very far away in space.

Roddy McDowall Overboard Goldie Hawn

Yeah, that's right. I kept looking at Name that actor (singular) on this board and forgot the rules. OK. Here's some roles. Reverand Jonathan Whirley William Faucett Robinson Archduke Franz Ferdinand

I see it's Woody Harrelson's birthday too. So is the late Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Allison Krauss, Monica Lewinsky, Gary Payton, and guitarist Slash.

I don't think there are too many movies with that line in it, other than a spoof or two. So I'll go ahead. Your not real FBI, are you?

I've got something. I'll put it up soon.

Really. I was actually thinking of Scarface when I first saw the quote. It sounded like something that would come out of that movie.

I'm going to take that as a yes Raf and go. Name this actor who is classically trained in all of the dramatic arts. He is a film actor, theatre actor in both stage and Broadway, and television. He is an accomplished theatre actor taking the stage 75 times. He has appeared in television over 100 times in different roles. On stage his dynamic persona made him one of the premiere Shakespearean actors of the 20th century. However, it wasn't until later in his career that he was able to translate that same persona onto film. This outstanding film actor has been in over 110 films . He is alive and still acting.

Is that Paul Newman? Eddie Felson was the pool hustler in the Hustler.

How bout "Twins"??

Of course.