MrMagoo

THE CHAMP (1931) Next: Jackie Coogan

John Carradine Appeared with Arliss in 1935's CARDINAL RICHELIEAU and with Sofia Coppola in 1986's PEGGY SUE GOT MARRIED Next: Nicolas Cage (b. 1964) and Charles Coburn (1877-1961)

Joan Plowright Next: IMPRISONED (2018)

Kurtwood Smith as Robert Sean Leonard's demanding father in DEAD POET'S SOCIETY (1989) The scene when he finds his son dead is an outstanding expression of unbearable anguish. He is underappreciated IMHO.

I would guess my first introduction (I was 18) to John Carradine was as Dr. Bernardo in Woody Allen's EVERTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK (1972). He was a geezer in that flick but he's the actor/scene I remember most. I stopped liking Allen movies by the late 80's.

Dana Elcar as FBI Agent Polk in THE STING (1973) Frank Whaley in BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY (1989) Eugene Roach SLAUGHTEHOUSE FIVE (1972)

LOL...that's incredible. The one I was looking for was David Arquette (GHOST OF THE OZARKS 2021) with Nelson and (FREE MONEY 1998) with Brando. You're too good!

Marlon Brando (1924-2004) and Tim Blake Nelson (b. 1964)

Mickey Rooney LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY (1936) with Smith NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM (2006) with Malek

Bruce Cabot Next: THE CALLING (2009)

Bobby Rydell...not a lot of movies...mostly a musical performer...but a good one nonetheless. Next: DRAMATIC SCHOOL (1938)

Terry-Thomas Next: BATMAN (1966) there's more than 1

Lizabeth Scott Next: TOO YOUNG TO KNOW (1945)

Guy Kibbe...interesting choice. A familiar face, not so much a name. Next: DICK TRACY (1990)

THE LONGEST DAY (1962) killed in battle Next: Darren McGavin

You are forgiven. I looked at that MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE cast and really thought I got it with Dean Stockwell. He fit your description. Young actor, took a break and came back in his later years. But...that Margaret Dumont connection couldn't be made. I hereby nominate you to come up with another test. I like this thread. It usually takes a little digging to get an answer and I like learning as I go along.

You are right! Murray Hamilton had about a 5 year hiatus from the big screen before he appeared in BEYOND THE UNKNOWN. I got lazy there. As for your next quiz I will go with Ann-Magret Next: EASY LIVING (1949)

Murray Hamilton...a guy who was around a long time. I always liked HIM. From ANATOMY OF A MURDER to JAWS to THE AMITYVILLE HORROR Next: BOOMERANG (1947)

Joi Lansing....Bada Bing! Next: FLESH AND BULLETS (1985 ???) There are several well known and not so well known actors whose last screen performance was this movie. I've never heard of it. Anybody seen it?

Fausterlitz, I've come back to this thread and just spent the good part of the afternoon searching for an answer to this dormant quiz. I think Peebs and I really want to get this one. Maybe a little help with the Margaret Dumont connection. I'm tapped out looking for a Mackie movie.

Fred Astaire Next: THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV

How about Carl Reiner in "The Dick Van **** Show" and Rob Reiner for "All in the Family"? I'm not sure they were "friends" of the stars, however. But I'll give it a shot. If not...how about Ed and Keenan Wynn both appearing on "The Red Skelton Hour". Again, not different shows and not necessarily friends of the star. But...again..I'll give it a shot.

John Williams? If so Next: YEAR ONE (2009)

John McClane (Bruce Willis) from the Die Hard series. A true, fearless bad ****. He jumps off buildings, shrewd, can see around corners and knows danger is about when others don't. I am a frightened woodland creature and he would definitely protect me. Next: A character who you could trust with your deepest, darkest secret.

Who's first movie appearance was in EDDIE MACON'S RUN (1983)?