MrMagoo

This is a good one. I've tried all day to find the connection...and I'm a big Gloria Graham fan. Fausterlitz gets a gold star. Now...I need a hint. A year? Male or female? It shouldn't be that hard as Driver's filmography isn't that long. Still....I can't find it.

THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON (1941) He played George Custer. I guess we know how that ended. Next: Ethel Barrymore

Limelight (1952)....honestly, the only CC film I think I've watched from beginning to end. Next: John Houseman

Next: QUEEN HIGH (1930)

Next: James Dean and Simon Pegg

Karen Carlson rung no bells with me but I see she shared the screen with Melvyn Douglas in THE CANDIDATE (1972) who also was in the Garbo film, TWO-FACED WOMAN (1941).

LOL....I knew it! Of course, you are correct. I was thinking Tommy Lee Jones. THE BETSY 1978 and with Pitt in Ad Astra 2019.

How does Albert Finney work? MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS 1974 with Gielgud and ANNIE with Burnett in 1982. Whew! Let's try this one. Next: Laurence Olivier and Brad Pitt I'm going to go out on a limb that there's more than one. I have one....but won't be surprised if you come up with a different one.

I was looking for Gena Rowlands who appeared with Douglas in 1962's LONELY ARE THE BRAVE and with Dano in TAKING LIVES 2004. This game has lots of options. I'll look into yours.

Next: Kirk Douglas and Paul Dano Good luck.

Good one! Shirley MacLaine She appeared with Mathers in 1955 in THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY and with Baryshnikov in 1977's THE TURNING POINT. I don't remember ever seeing Mathers in a film....though I vaguely recall THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY.

But, but, but......James Earl Jones was in STRANGELOVE with Sellers and THE ANGRIEST MAN IN BROOKLYN with Dinklage. You are also right about Lancaster though. A great connection. Now on to yours. I did not know Jerry Mathers (The Beaver, right?) ever made a movie. Give me a minute.

Helmut Dantine Next: CITIZEN KANE 1941 THE ASPHALT JUNGLE 1950 PAT AND MIKE 1952 HIGH SOCIETY 1956 TRUE GRIT 1969

Good one! Jimmy Stewart appeared in 1938 with Sullavan in THE SHOPWORN ANGEL and with Ross in 1965's SHENANDOAH. Poor Margaret Sullavan. She was married to Stewart's best friend, Henry Fonda and later to Leyland Hayward with whom she had 3 children....one of whom was Brooke Hayward who wrote a not very flattering biography that diminished Margaret Sullavan in many people's eye. Next: Peter Sellers and Peter Dinklage.

You are right....even as I was looking for Jean Simmons. She appeared with Guinness in GREAT EXPECTATIONS (1946) and Ryder was HOW TO MAKE AN AMERICAN QUILT (1995). This game opens many windows to different actors careers. Interesting. I will get to work on your quiz.

I also just noticed that Sydney Pollack made his big screen debut in WAR HUNT.

WAR HUNT (1962) was also Tom Skerritt's screen debut. I've never seen the film...at least that I can remember.

Ben Affleck OK, now that I'm back in 2021...... Next: QUEEN HIGH (1930)

Wha???? Did I just hop into the HOT TUB TIME MACHINE????? Maybe I was in that globe thingy that Jodie Foster was in CONTACT. "How long was I gone?" I experienced it. It was real!!!

Sally Field Next: QUEEN HIGH (1930) What happened to TopBilled question?

Walter Matthau. With Gardner in 1964's EARTHQUAKE and with Costner in 1991's JFK. Next: Alec Guinness and Winona Ryder

Welcome Cineman!

It was also Michael O'Keefe's 1st movie...just before THE GREAT SANTINI....who I have been watching in the Showtime drama "CITY ON A HILL". First season was outstanding. The second not so much....so far. Tom Cruise made his screen debut in ENDLESS LOVE. James Spader made it his second film. Next: WAR HUNT (1962)

Jack Nicholson: THE TERROR (1963) with Karloff and A FEW GOOD MEN (1992) with Moore. Next: William Hurt and Gloria Graham

I think what we want to shoot for is 2 actors from different generations. The movies don't necessarily need to be. We want one actor who shared the screen with 2 actors that span the arc of time. It could be an iconic actor in a film at the end of their career and another near the beginning. So the movies don't have to be far apart....but the actors should. Forgive me for seeming too precise.