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There's no such thing as a perfect man, Hallelujah Trail!

So its Din! Din! Din! You lazarooshan lather, where you been? Though I've beat you and I've flayed you, By the livin' God that made you, You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din. *Next* You can't tell a horse from a stubborn mule, Hallelujah Trail!

Islander, Kikiree -- Barbara Isaacs in *Spy Hard*, (1996)

pastman, I got nothin'. I'm pretty sure this is one I haven't seen.

Now in Inja's sunny clime, where I used to spend my time A servin' of Her Majesty the Queen...

In 1975's *A Boy And His Dog*, The "boy" is called Vic, and is played by Don Johnson. "His dog", called Blood, had previously been seen on The Brady Bunch as the family pooch called Tiger. The IMDb site for the movie has a couple of vidio blurbs that feature Blood. The Message Boards at the site contain a debate as to what breed Blood / Tiger belongs to. "Bearded Collie" and "West Highland Terrier" are among the names mentioned. He _looks like_ an Old English Sheepdog, but smaller.

Bowie, Jim -- Richard Widmark in *The Alamo*

BRIT -- A Sister AMER -- A Nurse (BRIT term is a holdover from a period when most hospitals were staffed from convents and almost all nurses were nuns.)

A theory worth considering: In 1993, Harvey Keitel play the role of "Victor the Cleaner" in *Point Of No Return*. In 1994, he played the role of Winston Wolf in *Pulp Fiction*. In both of these stories he did the same job. He "cleaned up" evidence of crimes for employers who needed for such evidence to disappear. Such a man would have multiple clients, and may very well use different names, depending on the employer and the worksite. It _could_ have been the same man in both stories. Worth considering.

Now I'm hiding in Honduras -- I am a desperate man...

Timeframe re action of story? Timeframe of film's release?

Zachery, Andy -- Doug McClure in *The Unforgiven*.

I was gambling in Havana, and I took a little risk...

Timeframe as to action of the story. Century? Decade? Timeframe of release of film, at least by decade?

Ricky. OPIE or THE BEAVER

Foreign-made film? Dubbed? Subtitled?

"They vill send someone you absolutely trust to set up the meeting, someone who can guarentee your security. Once you get to that meeting, they vill gang up and push you out into the bright sunlight[/b]!"

*The Drowning Pool* ?? Paul Newman reprising the role of Lew Harper, and reunited with Strother Martin?

*32* "You've been very helpful, young man, and you're due a generous tip when my husband George gets here. But if he sends our friend Jack to pick me up, I'm afraid..."

Pontipee, Adam -- Howard Keel in Seven Brides For Seven Brothers * *...Info: There's six more of those brothers, for anyone who happens to log in at "P"

BRIT -- A bit of a dustup. AMER -- A bunch of hassle.

Newton, Sir Isaac -- Harpo Marx in *The Story Of Mankind*

Indeed.

Lassiter, Jim -- George Montgomery in *Riders Of The Purple Sage*

The last time I saw Paris, her heart was young and gay...