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7) Has his picture on a 1980 US stamp

That's right. Your turn.

Wow, this is driving me CRAZY. I thought maybe astrological signs And now GUESSING: Author! Author!

Those are the two. Your thread.

I'll pass on this one and let someone else have a go

EXCELLENT!!! Neither did I. By the way, do you remember the game they were playing at the bar when Clint picked up Jessica? I'll have to watch it again to find out. Your thread.

What are two of the most famous CA (LA and SF) police badge numbers and who did they belong to?

High Sierra

Invasion of the Body Snatchers Them! The Birds The Young Philadelphians Abbot and Costello Meet the Mummy

Saving Private Ryan

No, the first director would be more of a "B" movie director and most prior to 1970. But his biggest hits were in the '70's. And the second director started in the 70's with this movie they both appeared in as his first.

Macabre

Rathbone, Basil

"Watchmen" Next: pyramid

Guano, Bat = Keenan Wynn in "Dr. Strangelove..."

Woody Strode

That I had to look up: MGM Camera 65 and looks like the first movie was "Raintree County" with Monty and Liz.

4) Was a very accomplished juggler and is enshrined in the Juggling Hall of Fame.

Thanks. Next: W. C. Fields

Speaking of pie fight sequences, supposedly there was a pie fight shot in the War Room of "Dr. Strangelove..." but Kubrick then decided to cut it out.

10) Sean Connery has been very outspoken about Scotland's independence from Great Britain

"Used Cars" Next: Ayatollah

Kid Dab, I'm not that familiar with the technical details but heard in the advertising leading up to it that "The Hateful Eight" was shot in UltraPanavision 70 that had not been used since "Khartoum". Is this headed in the right direction?

Johnny Reno

8) This was the final film for Oscar Beregi, Jr.