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That sounds like *Catch-22*, and Alan Arkin. ?? (Hint: I peeked. B-) )

*Casey's Shadow* (1978) (title of movie = name of the horse)

Kramer, Cosmo -- Michael Richards on *Seinfeld* (1990-98)

Swithin; Interesting question. Open thread.

WAG: *The Cracker Factory* (TVM) ??

Granger, Gary -- Peter MacNichol in *Addams Family Values* (1993)

Did all these entities at some point participate in singing "Auld Lang Syne"? The *Great Life* info mentions that it was sung 'by the mob' in the final scene.

Correct, Miles. The interplay between the young couple in the lead roles made a strong basis for this long-running series. And they both racked up considerable Director and Producer credits during the run of the show. Miles' thread.

*On the Waterfront* ?? *A View From the Bridge* ??

When this lady won her Lead Actress Oscar, the male lead in the same film won one of his Oscars, Male Lead.

Down at 71 Views; didn't last long after the second clue. A favorite of mine, especially with the work of the young Redgrave. lavender's thread.

B&W. British. Mid 1960s. The main thread of the story involves the adults who concern themselves with the baby girl's future.

I should have caught it earlier. At the end of the story, after the con-game team have split the loot, Doc is in found in the casino, not gambling, but watching the stage show. "My Blushin' Rosie" is the featured number at the moment.....Next up: Now fully recovered from a recent childbirth, a young woman is dressed up fashionably and walking down the street. With happy recognition, she walks a little faster, gets into her boyfriend's convertable and drives away with him. Her daughter is in the care of people she trusts, and she has returned to the life she considers rightfully hers. What film?

*A Big Hand for the Little Lady*....Burgess Meredith as the doctor. ??

*Santiago* (1956)

Actress; started in juvenile roles. An Oscar, multiple Emmys, many other nominations and wins. Producer and Director credits also. Had roles in several TV series, including star billing in a well-regarded sitcom that lasted most of the 1990s. In an episode of the 90s sitcom, the central couple were introduced to an early version of experiments with "Virtual Reality" gaming. -- Put on a pair of goggles that also had a sound capability, and the person wearing the goggles seemed to be in a place programmed into the game. The audience shared their impressions: The husband seemed to be in a park where an attractive young woman flirted with him. The wife's program preserved and repeated a recent conversation that she cherished: Her husband was repeatedly heard to admit, "I was wrong...I was wrong...I was wrong..." What actress?

Down in no time at all, Miles. It was always my impression that Hooterville and Pixley were part of Greater Bug Tussle. Miles' thread.

*Mystic Pizza* Box Supper

Okay, thanks. And staying with the small-screen classics: Bug Tussle

*Wakko's Wish* Full title, Stephen Spielberg Presents Animaniacs: Wakko's Wish (1999) ??

*Arms and the Man* *The Eyes, The Mouth* *Man at Arms* *My Left Foot* *The Left Hand of God* *Eye for an Eye* *Eyes in the Night*

*Over the Top* (1987) ...(Nation-wide arm-wrestling championship)

I really regret that I did not start a Views count on this one. A poser on May 28 on the General Trivia Questions Thread brought out the fact that Marlon Brando sought, and did not get, the Defense Attorney role in *Judgment at Nuremberg*. My "post a link" skills atrophy when my son is not visiting. Google the term "Marlon Brando as George Lincoln Rockwell". If it works for others as it did for me, they can view the scene in *Roots, The Next Generation* for which Mr. Brando auditioned and was accepted. James Earl Jones as Alex Haley and Brando as the American Neo-Nazi leader who, surprisingly, granted the Black writer an interview. If anyone wants to post that scene to this site, I would appreciate it. Thread open.

They all feature women in travel-far adventures. ??

*The Most Dangerous Game* *Blood Sport* *The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars and Motor Kings* *Bang the Drum Slowly* *Downhill Racer* *Winning* *The Longest Yard (both of 'em)* *Any Given Sunday*