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*Arizona Summer*

The Italian bicycle racer shows up in various locations, dressed as a priest, claiming that he is collecting for charities back home.

Hey, Sue2! How you? London, Jack -- Jeff East in *Klondike Fever*

Elton, Ernest -- John Mills in *The Ghost Camera* (1933)

Adams, Joey -- Brandon De Wilde in *Night Passage*

*Up The Creek*

*Lincoln County Incident* (1980)

Thurman, Justice -- Jack Nance in *Love And A .45* (1994)

Portia -- Joan Plowright in *The Merchant Of Venice* (TV, 1973)

Nelligan -- Jason Renard in *Red Heat*

Loman, Linda -- Mildred Dunnock in *Death Of A Salesman* (1951)

*Night Stage To Galveston* (1952)

> Anyway, new quote: > > "Sarah just didn't seem to have a generous spirit. Maybe because she'd never had anything to be generous with." > > Who? Film? (It is narration, not conversation.) I've used this source before, so I'll let this one go. The speaker/narrater is "Gid" (Tony Perkins) in his musings over the woman he married (Susan Sarandon as "Sarah") instead of the title character *Lovin Molly*. Thread's open

Forget The *Godfather* conceit about spouses not being involved -- Mama Coreleone's detachment and Kay's instructions about "Don't ask about my business." One family matriarch in this epic, with a name out of Tennessee Williams, is up to her elbows in plotting mischief. Something like Connie in *Godfather III*, but more hands-on.

Indigo (Sister) -- Vonetta McGee in *Hell Town* (1985)

Eisenhower, Gen. Dwight D. -- Robert Duvall in *Ike, The War Years* (TV miniseries)

Zed -- Sean Connery in *Zardoz* (1974)

impulse here: *The Caine Mutiny* ?? Shakeup follows Bogie's entrance? And does "not ignored during 'awards season' " = loads of nominations, no wins?

*Night Of The Comet*

*Rose Of Tralee* (1937)

Mid-1970s release. Small-town and rural Texas setting.

> {quote:title=Jenetico wrote:}{quote} > Q - Quarry, Robert Uh...could we get the info on the title and the actor's name that goes with this character? Thanks.

A young man arrives from Italy, supposedly to be in the bicycle race. But he has his own agendas. The actor in this role is just a couple of years away from a breakout role that would make him very big.

Western, Squire -- Hugh Griffith in *Tom Jones* (1963)

"...proceeds in life under the impression that someone he knows is a strange but benevolent presence..." That sounds like *Great Expectations*, where Pip thinks Miss Havasham is his benefactor, when actually he is being funded by an escaped convict whom he aided years ago when he was a lad. The other choice? The only thing I can come up with is Prof. Harry Hill pretty much taking over city govt. and school board to put down the trouble in River City in *The Music Man*. Any hits?