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Rod Steiger: bad clam

Richard Widmark as 'Tommy Udo' in Kiss of Death (1947)

Darby, Col. William Orlando -- James Garner in Darby's Rangers (1958)

356 Lou took the points on the Eagles, and wound up in debt to Icepick Drac, who used the toughest collectors in town.

Not that one. Comedy Western.

Thanks. Re Ms. Lamarr, facts & rumors on her life put her, IMO, in a class with that Mexican tyro Emilio Fernandez. I.E, in each case there is a great biopic there, if the right people are put in charge of it. Next up: Mid-1960s movie, Western setting. Color. Fairly popular. Caused some hassle when taken abroad. Publicity and ads in Europe showcased and emphasized a support player who was more popular there than some of the bigger names. Threats of legal action, until the ads were returned to their original form. The movie? Some of the Names involved?

356 "...nine, ten! Ready or not, here I come!"

Hedy Lamarr . German? Czech? film Ecstasy (1933). Nudity, simulated ****. Husband Fritz Mandl tried to buy up all the prints. ???

Correct. The passage quoted has not been posted anywhere that I can find. -- I simply picked it up when I saw the movie; and may best be cited as a paraphrase. Bob Hoskins said the line to Cher's character soon after they met, and a plot tangent was established. patsy's thread.

Hint: A na?ve teenager is afraid she's pregnant because she's been kissed.

Yvette -- Colleen Camp in Clue (1985)

355[ "You couldn't find a good takeout place?"

Vincent, Peter -- Roddy McDowall in Fright Night (1985)

WAG: What is The Sound and the Fury ??

Night Shift (1982) Castle under siege

Quark, Adam -- Richard Benjamin on Quark (1978 on NBC, eight episodes

354 There were steps forward and also steps backward in the process of building the complete, workable cyborg.

Twink's right about the Tracy-Rib posting. Somebody else will have to rule on whether anything else is cleared up, and on who now has the thread.

353 Well...there goes the neighborhood. ♫ Knock knock, who's there? Who's this new love that's calling? The door is always open wide...♫

The episode Cruel and Unusual, aired in Dec of 1996. Emgee's thread.

The series. Late 1990s crime-investigation procedural about an FBI team that tracked important cases. Melded with the "wild talent" type of stories that were popular then, about people with special abilities. (Millennium, Strange Luck, The Pretender, The Others, etc). The woman agent who led the team had an ESP-type ability that allowed her to make mental leaps to usually accurate conclusions upon receiving a scrap of information, taking a quick glance at a crime scene, or other minimal clues. The guest. An actress who had been working since very young. In the late '60s had worked in a Western Epic with a very big star in a role as a scrappy heroine. In an episode about a jailed serial killer approaching his scheduled execution, she portrayed a sympathetic groupie-type of supporter, organizing protests, and actually helping the condemned man on the outside, performing covert tasks in hope of saving his life. Series? Actress?

WORTH RECYCLING & SEASONILLY APPROPRIATE:[i/] "I don't usually start up things with a new woman when the World Series is about to start, but in your case I'd like to make an exception."

That is the name of the movie. Any information about the circumstances of the utterance? This thread is about quotes.

Yes. A Robert Di Nero speech. Your thread.

..."Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner.",,,