Samuel Jackson was in
"Snakes on a Plane" with
A bunch of snakes.
He was also in
"Jackie Brown" with
Robert Forster.
How much Keefe?
Did you guys see
Jesse (the Body) Ventura
as a prison guard
in
Batman and Robin
with
Uma Thurman
yeah, me too
Rutgar Haur
was in
Ladyhawke
with
Mathew Broderick
probably the first movie I liked him, Mat, in.
well, you stumped me; dont know that guy; *pass* someone else take up the buck.
George Clooney was in
"Good Night, and Good Luck" with
the totally excellent David Strathairn
P.S. I saw "The Crimson Rivers" (what the English subtitle called it; I didn't dare watch it without because Jean Reno sometimes mumbles), and thought it was interesting, but not enough to watch again. Then again, it was a lot better than "Wasabi," so I guess I've no cause for complaint!
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Had to think a bit about this one, but I think that
The excellent David Strathairn
was in
the doubly excellent L.A. Confidential
with
James Cromwell
Fine, fine movie, based on a fine, fine book. The crimson rivers might not be the world's most original movie, but I love the setting and camerawork - all those gorgeous mountains and glaciers. Eye candy....
Well done, you guys! L.A. Confidential is one of my all-time favorites (sorry, Shiny, even better than Green Mile, although my wife would scold me for saying so). James Cromwell is awesome. Unfortunately, I have to pass this time; I have no recollection of where else I've seen that Pepper dude.
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Well done, you guys! L.A. Confidential is one of my all-time favorites (sorry, Shiny, even better than Green Mile, although my wife would scold me for saying so). James Cromwell is awesome. Unfortunately, I have to pass this time; I have no recollection of where else I've seen that Pepper dude.
Sorry, your hints didn't help at all; I avoid Vin Diesel like the plague (although Forrest Whittaker is great... but I can't think of a SciFi movie with him in it! Blast!) But I looked up Barry's celebrity photo, and he looks an awful lot like that idiot border patrol kid in "The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada," with Tommy Lee Jones (which I really enjoyed). I might be wrong, though; a lot of young actors look alike to me for some reason.
Pepper's in
The 25th Hour
with Phillip Seymour Hoffman
and he IS in that Tommy Lee Jones flick. Good stuff, though I couldnt 'get' the ending. The blind dude living all alone was a shock!
Phillip Seymour Hoffman
was in
The talented Mr. Ripley
with
Cate BlanchettWait... if I was right about "Melchiades," the we're on Tommy Lee, not Phillip Semour.
What about playing the comic relief in that EPIC three-anna-half-minute short film (nominated for an best supporting actor Oscar), "Too Young To Fall In Love"?
Colm Meany, besides being the cheif of Star Trek
was in
Con Air
with
John Cusack
Gary Watanabe
in
Volunteers
with
John Candy
Tommy Lee Jones was in
"Natural Born Killers" with
Robert Downey, Jr.
(Yes, I read the last few posts; I'm just bearing left the first fork in the road instead of turning right at the second)
John Candy was in
"Delirious" with
Mariel Hemmingway
(to check out that second fork a bit... maybe we can keep them both going!)
Mariel Hemmingway was Ms. Stratten
in
Star 80 (even got a melon enhancement for the part)
with
Cliff Robertson
but
speaking of Forks in the road, I liked her better in
Bad Moon
with
Michael Pare'
Cliff Robertson was in
"Malone" with
Lauren Hutton
And Robert Downey, Jr. was in
"Goodnight, and Good Luck" with
David Stathairn,
closing that loop.
George "freak tan" Hamilton
was in Love at First Bite with
Arte "Friggin' Hilarious" Johnson
Arte Johnson
was in
Bud and Lou
with
Buddy Hackett
Buddy Hackett was in
It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World with
everyone in existence,
including Sid Caesar.
Arte Johnson
was in
Bud and Lou
with
Buddy Hackett
CRIMMANY, it took someone long enough to figure that one out. THANK YOU!
Sid Caesar
did the Hand Jive in Grease with Travola, Newton-John, et. al. including
Stockard Channing
And continuing on with the game....
Stockard Channing
was in Where the Heart Is with
Ashley Judd
Pacino was in
Devil's Advocate with
the delectible Connie Nielsen