Mr. Gorman

SILVER BEARS (1978)

ONE IS A LONELY NUMBER (1972) Trish Van Devere

GREAT BANK HOAX, The (1977)

8 MILLION WAYS TO DIE (1986)

DIAMONDS (1975-Israeli)

FIVE ON THE BLACK HAND SIDE (1973)

BANK SHOT (1974)

MARLOWE (1969) James Garner, Rita Moreno, Sharon Farrell

NUMBER ONE (1969) starring Charlton Heston

99 and 44/100% DEAD! (1974-Gangster Lunacy)

TOWING (1978) (aka: "Who Stole My Wheels?" and "Fun Girls"). (P.S. The "Fun Girls" re-title is utterly ludicrous when you know the plot of the movie). 'nuff said.

GAMBIT (1966)

ISLAND CLAWS (1980) Barry Nelson, Robert Lansing, Nita Talbot

NIGHT OF THE BIG HEAT (1967-UK)

OUTLAW BLUES (1977) P. Fonda, S. Saint James, J. Callahan The plot revolves around song thievery! Next: A movie with a very un-satisfying ending! Grr!

STRANGERS ON A TRAIN (1951) EDIT: I screwed up here -- I was replying to "scenes in an amusement park are pivotal"! Oops! A proper answer to the ^above^ would be THE THIRD MAN (1949). Sorry about that, Peebs! Next: A movie with a very satisfying ending.

Seems like a post or two or three has been edited from this topic. Like a movie with hunks of plot missing.

FLAVIN, James (1906-1976)

DAY OF THE ANIMALS (1977) a William Girdler film

THE FLIM-FLAM MAN (1967) George C. Scott, Sue Lyon, Michael Sarrazin

PRUDENCE AND THE PILL (1968-UK)

WELCOME TO L.A. (1976)

AMERICAN GIGOLO (1980)

ZIMBALIST, Efrem Jr.

Lon Chaney, Jr. dies twice in THE INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN (1956). Next: Richard Mulligan