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Kid, I'm trying to tie this to Run of the Arrow, but I scrolled through a lot a verbiage and never found an applicable quote. Am I looking in the wrong place?

Thanks, lavender. I'll try this one: Large cast, convoluted plot. Sometimes they get confused, so they open the script to find out what they're to do next. At one point a --split-off-- subplot group are able to rejoin the others because they had consulted the script to find out where they were. ???

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The Player ? Tim Robbins? 1992?

Early 1960s. Color.

Thanks, Kid, but I'll pass. I get lucky on these answers, sometimes, but I'm really klutzy at setting them up. (Oh -- early 1950s: There was a setup about a plane that specialized in hitting sleazy drinking spots on the joke page of BOY'S LIFE Magazine. It came to mind when I ran across that clue.) Open thread.

Open thread.

Good one, and a fairtosmashin' movie. Kid's thread.

Yours, twinkee. -- Go ahead and use one of thes opportunities, whydontcha.

No way to string out clues on this one. Honored and famous name. It's his self-chosen epitaph on his tombstone

Early 1960s. Caper flick.

Dive Bomber

362 "Yeah I know where I was when the lights went out! How about you?

Sorry, that's not the one.

Donald Sutherland: 17 times

362 ♫ Long Distance Information, give me Memphis, Tennessee...♫

twinkee's thread.

Okay, thanks. Steve Guttenberg: a doodle

Not Mr. Holden. It's not movie script dialogue.

Lane, Hondo -- John Wayne in Hondo

I'm a writer. But then nobody's perfect. What person? What context?

Yo, Lonesome; Did twinkee get it right?

Up next: "You oughta see me with a slingshot!"

...been waiting for someone else to pick up on it " 'Loyal Japanese-Americans' -- that's a laugh. They're all mad dogs." Robert Ryan as "Reno Smith" in Bad Day at Black Rock

361 Miss Victim? This is the police department. That last call came from inside your house. Help is on the way. Please get out of there as fast as you can!"