cmvgor
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Yardley (Police Chief) -- Daniel von Bargen in *The General's Daughter* (1999)
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On an August evening when his girlfriend is busy elsewhere, the lad accepts an invitation to go club hopping with a group of his friends. One of them knows something that he does not.
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Early 60s release. The performers in this film did much more work in TV than in theratical features.
In spite of her seasonal arrangement, the dancer has committed to one gig. As a favor to one of her ex-husbands, she agrees to a one-week club date late in the summer.
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Wyler, (Officer) Tom -- Juney Smith in *Lethal Weapon 2* (1989)
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Keen, "Boss" -- John McLiam in *Cool Hand Luke*
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The affair can not be completely hidden from the tenants and neighbors. There is some judgement, some curiosity, some envy and some amusement. The young man's dad is, in fact, delighted.
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BRIT: Catapult *
AMER: Slingshot.
...*A memory dredged up from one of the Lord Peter Whimsy mysteries on BBC. A mention was made that someone was killed with a "catapult", and I stayed with the story to see how someone in this day & age got killed with one of those Medevial siege machines used to knock down castle walls. It was something of a letdown when Lord Peter produced a slingshot and a few steel ball bearings.
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The dancer is employed steadily enough that she does not have to work during the summer "off" season, but neither can she afford to spend that hiatus at a resort or beach. The young man becomes her distraction for the summer, and they do grow fond of each other. There is an amiable and generous sugardaddy, but he takes up little of her time, and not at her apartment.
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Indian Charlie -- Alex Montoya (uncredited) *The Last Roundup* (1947)
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> {quote:title=finance wrote:}{quote}
> WHOA!! You people aren't giving phroso time to respond to my guess. No other posts permitted until phroso responds!
WHOAYETAGAINFORACHANGE !!
Some of our posters do not have the freedom to stand by at all hours to respond to an answer/guess. those with Real World committments have to get back to the Boards when they can, and it does no harm to the integrity of the game to let proso learn that more than one person was intrested in his posed question. That said, I will now enter my own guess:
Was it Alfalfa to Spanky in *"Ritin' and 'Rithmatic* ??
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deleated duplicate
Edited by: cmvgor on May 12, 2010 5:16 PM
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The party who responds and handles the AC emergency is the Super's son. This begins an age-inappropriate affair. A lad of 17, and a mature showgirl with three divorces behind. her.
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Thanks, Eve. Good clue. In fact, I'll use a variation of it myself.
Summertime, hot city; a new tenant is trying to keep things cool.
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*Kentucky Rifle*
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Flora -- voiced by Verna Felton in *Sleeping Beauty* (1959; Animated)
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*The Seven-Year Itch* ??
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Cunningham, Felix -- Tim Roth in *Rob Roy*
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Zahara -- one of three roles played by Gael Garcia in *Bad Education* (Spanish)
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Correct, phroso.
Jack Albertson ("Dad" in the quoted sequence) won an Oscar. Patricia Neal, who played his wife, was nominated. Martin Sheen ("Son") had his breakout role with this film, and has done a lot of fine work since. Frank D. Gilroy was the scripter/autobiogropher.
phroso's thread.
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*Gibbsville* (AKA "John O'Hara's Gibbsville") (1976-77 TV series)
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Upton, Johnny -- Allen F. Nicholls in *Slap Shot* (1977)
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The story first was seen in a one-set, three-character stage piece. The film version added two speaking parts, very minor, and varied locations only a little. Much of the story was autobiographical material from the playwrite/screenwriter.
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Late 1960s release. 1940s setting. One Oscar-winning performance. Another performance Oscar-nominated.
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Soapy -- Billy Halop in *Angels With Dirty Faces* (1938)
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deleted duplicate G to use later.
Edited by: cmvgor on May 14, 2010 10:22 AM