BunnyWhit

Queenie (Goldstein) -- Alison Sudol in the Fantastic Beasts (2016, 2018, 2022) franchise

Thanks, LonesomePolecat, for the "Now Playing" covers. They are super!

Rhinoceros (1974)

CBS News Sunday Morning (1979 --) The opening fanfare for trumpet, "Abblasen", by Gottfried Reiche. They are currently using the third version, which was recorded by Wynton Marsalis.

The Woman in Red (1935)

Kitten with a Whip (1964)

The Adjustment Bureau (2011) -- another film with Matt Damon Next: Traffic (2000) -- another film with John Slattery

Grady Sutton

Wyoming Outlaw (1939)

Ten Thousand Bedrooms (1957)

Madeline Kahn Next: member of an acting dynasty

Trading Places (1983) Next: filmed on location in Hawaii

Cash McCall (1960)

"What'll I Do" is in Big City (1948) and The Great Gatsby (1974) Next: a Burt Bacharach tune in a movie, other than Butch & Sundance

The Devil at 4 O'Clock (1961) Next: an island

99 francs (2007)

No, No, Nanette (1940)

Virginia Weidler

Joan O'Brien was in Get Yourself a College Girl (1964) with Nancy Sinatra.

Dan Aykroyd was in 1941 (1979) with Ned Beatty. Ned Beatty was in The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean (1972) with Paul Newman. Next: John Gavin

Keep 'Em Flying (1941)

Heavy Metal (1981) Mercury Plains (2016) Cadmium (2013, short) Full Metal Jacket (1987) is pretty heavy

"Evergreen" from A Star Is Born (1976) Next: another sung by Streisand

Lee Pace as Thranduil the Elvenking in The Hobbit trilogy. Brent Spiner as Mr. Data from the Star Trek franchise.

Topics such as this make me wonder whom among those working in the movies today will be regarded as classic stars one hundred years hence. Certainly there are plenty of contemporary actors and actresses who make us say, "Wow, did you see what Joe Shmoe did in that movie?", but the regrettable thing about that is we are still supremely aware that Joe Shmoe is playing a role. One contemporary actor who never falls into this category for me is Gary Oldman. He can completely disappear into a role, such that I sometimes don't even remember that it's HIM.