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Marlene Dietrich stabs him at the end of WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION (1957) Maybe we should start a thread where we name an actor who KILLS someone on screen. Next: Wally Cox....I think he only died once on screen
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THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE (1972) Next: J.T. Walsh
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Joan O'Brien Next: INTRIGUE (1947) SOUTH SEA SINNER (1950) MY FAVORITE SPY (1951) THE ROBE (1953) IT'S ALIVE (1974)
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#1. THE DOORS (1991) #2 RESTORATION (1995) #3 COURAGE UNDER FIRE (1996) #4 CITY OF ANGELS (1998) What's most interesting to me is that they are all 20-30 year old movies. RESTORATION doesn't seem that old to me. Next: James Caan.....and you can't choose THE GODFATHER or BRIAN'S SONG (even as I think that was a made for tv movie)....but they would be too easy.
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THE DROWNING POOL (1975) Her body is discovered by her real life husband, Paul Newman. Try this one: Judd Nelson
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DUEL IN THE SUN (1946) Next: Peter Riegert
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Bronson gets him in one movie and Voight in another if that tweaks anyone's interest. I think he does himself in once or twice as well.
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I always thought Leo G. Carroll could have played the title role in THE BORIS KARLOFF STORY if they had ever made it.
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Me too. Obviously, my first memory of him is from the MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E....Alexander Waverly! As for your quiz....Louis Calhern. I see he was one of the snooty teachers in BLACKBOARD JUNGLE (1955). I recently watched it. Next: THE CIMERRON KID (1952) DEATH TIDE (1955) CRIME AND PUNISHMENT, USA (1959) MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY (1962) THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD (1965)
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Commissioner Gordon! ...er, I mean, Neil Hamilton Next; THE RIGHT TO LIVE (1935) WUTHERING HEIGHTS (1939) SPELLBOUND (1945) WE'RE NO ANGELS (1955) THE KINSEY REPORT (1961)
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You are too kind. Thank you for helping to make my point. Let us resume the game and just enjoy..... Next; RENDEVOUS (1935) NOBODY'S FOOL (1936) BANJO ON MY KNEE (1936) TRAIN TO ALCATRAZ (1948) DRANGO (1957)
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Did it occur to you that sometimes more than 1 poster is responding almost simultaneously? I can assure you I don't respond to questions already answered. It's called the internet. There is often a lag between when something is posted and when it shows up on another's screen. It's not necessary to nit pick. This site is just a folly. Have fun. You know...is there anything wrong if 2 posters answer? If there are 2 outstanding questions? Of course not. πππ π€ͺ
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George Kennedy Next; RENDEVOUS (1935) NOBODY'S FOOL (1936) BANJO ON MY KNEE (1936) TRAIN TO ALCATRAZ (1948) DRANGO (1957)
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You know TopBilled, nobody cares? It's a game. Relax and have fun with it. Sheesh.....
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Brandon Hurst....Yikes, that's going back in time. I know very little about the silent movie era. I had to do a little digging. Good one. Next; RENDEVOUS (1935) NOBODY'S FOOL (1936) BANJO ON MY KNEE (1936) TRAIN TO ALCATRAZ (1948) DRANGO (1957)