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*I Wake Up Screaming*

English Bob -- Richard Harris in *Unforgiven* (1992)

*Along The Oregon Trail*

Vickers, Richard -- Leslie Nielson in *Creepshow* (1982) Edited by: cmvgor on Apr 5, 2010 11:40 AM

Whew! I was afraid nobody else had ever heard of the damn thing. Phroso's thread, unless finance wants to make an issue.

> {quote:title=AnneHay wrote:}{quote} > Looks like I left out part of the quote. It should read as: > > "Hmm....that's great! Recommended for children!" Annie, that quote is pretty generic, and it is not to be found on any of the "quote" sites that I'm aware of. Could you offer more info as to source, timing, etc.?

Actor/narrator did more work in TV than in theatrical fare. And probably did more work in directing and producing than he did on camera.

Jeffords, Tom -- James Stewart in *Broken Arrow* (1950)

1960s. B&W. Story covered a view of certain events during and after WWII. Factual enough that a lawsuit resulted, and an out-of-court settlement was reached. But the movie still aired. The same star/character/narrater made commentary throughout the film.

*The Saint Of Fort Washington*

Grady ghost twins -- both played by Lisa Burns in *The Shining* (1980)

Catlett -- O.J. Simpson in *Firepower* (1979)

I'll hold finance's place until he decides to return to this thread. FINAL NARRATION VOICEOVER: "...And that was the last time I saw ______. Of course that was just this morning" Film? Actor-Narrator?

Zara, Jimmie -- Matt Prokop in *Highschool Musical 3, Senior Year* (2008)

*Peter Pan*

Vulcan -- Oliver Reed in *The Adventures of Baron Munchhusen* (1998)

duplicate "C" deleated Edited by: cmvgor on Apr 4, 2010 1:27 AM

Juliet Mills of Nanny And The Professor in *The Second Power* ??

Porgy -- Sidney Poitier in *Porgy And Bess* (1959)

Jaxon, Ruel -- James Westmoreland in *The Monroes* (1966)

Chrushank, Bill -- Jeff Fahey in *Body Parts* (1991)

Abel -- Franco Nero in *The Bible: In The Beginning*

Yo, Annie; Correct re *All Fall Down*. Karl Malden had the line. Your thread.

The parents and a teenage son at home; an adult son roams. His arrival at home is always wished for, but he usually brings trouble. He usually brings trouble any where he goes.

Winn, May, played by May Winn (Nee Donna Lee Hickey) in *The Caine Mutiny* (1955)