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*Utah* (1945)

Indian Luke -- Yakima Canutt in *The Mysterious Pilot* (1937 serial)

In the state-of-the-art for 1060s forensics, the Mob figures that a corpse with feet of two different sizes _can_ be made to be identified as another person, if you do it right. What's more, the businessman has mistakenly made a decision that advanced credit to the mobster. He is under pressuere from his employers to cancel this mistake.

Grady, Dilbert* -- Philip Stone in *The Shining* (1980) ...*The former caretaker who had killed his family.

Correct. That film is just loaded with great H'wood bitchy dialogue. Eve's thread.

Not *Rock Hunter*. The hero has a physical feature that figures into the plot. His feet are two different sizes, and it forces him to buy shoes in two different sizes. It happens that a boss mobster has the same condition, and a plot is born.

R - *Getting Out Of Rhode Island*

Thanks, Sixes. If memory serves, with the single exception of The Third Man I went through all the Graham Greene novels I could find before being able to view the movies based on his work. Another poser, on a lighter note: A mid-Twentieth Century film. The central character is a businress executive, getting in on the ground floor of an industry that will grow very, very big. Comic problems develop involving his girlfriend, a temptress and some mobsters.

Thanks, Sixes. New effort: A. "____, dear, you know, there's only two things I dislike about you." B. "Really? What are they?" A. "Your face." This exchange involved two heavyweight talents who were also great beauties. Who?

Elkins, Dr. Lureen -- Collin Wilcox Paxton in *Jaws 2* (1998)

*Mars Attacks!* ??

Thanks, Eve. A new one, from a final narration: "...I remember one Election Day, when M____ and me had the first shift. Bloom was really on the peach as far as she was concerned. We were there for one hour kissin' by ourselves when G___ come and talked her into stayin' after I had to leave. He thought that he would have M____ to himself for two hours or so... Nobody gets enough chances at the wild and sweet... Just two things I regret: One, that I didn't get to see G___'s face when he heard that cripple mule of I___'s comin' up after only fifteen minutes. The other is, forgettin' to bring my Kodak that mornin' so I coulda got a picture of M____ in that blue-and-white dress, sittin on the schoolhouse steps." Source?

Begbie -- Robert Carlyle in *Trainspotting* (1996)

Zander -- Edmund Breeze in *Duck Soup*

Underwood, Gregory -- John Gordon Sinclair in *Gregory's Girl* (1981)

P - *The Prince Of Pennsylvania*

*Brighton Rock* (1947) ?

N - *North Dallas Forty*

.*Notorious* ? Ivan Triesault as Eric Mathis, addressing Claude Raines as Alexander? Edited by: cmvgor on Jan 14, 2010 4:59 AM

Sharitarish -- Mark J. Maracle in *The Last of the Mohicans* (1993)

L - *Louisiana Hayride*

deleated. duplicate J Edited by: cmvgor on Jan 13, 2010 10:52 PM

Qualen -- John Lithgow in *Cliffhanger* (1993)

*91* "Whatta you mean, no latrines around here?"

G - *The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia*