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The Men on the Train

posted 14 years ago by CineSight
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I recognize Max Showalter and another familiar face from the opening on the train, but the one that takes the lead in the song: "When the man dances, certainly boys, what else? the piper pays him!" He is very good but I don't know his name, Who is that guy?

[–] donofthedial 13 years ago

And who was the guy who looked and sounded like Keenan Wynn, but isn't? hE WAS THE ONE ALL THE WAY ON THE LEFT WHO HAD THE LYRIC, "wHADDYA TALKIN'wHADDYA TALKIN'wHADDYA TALKIN'"

-caps lock stuck - sorry.

[–] curlew-2 11 years ago

I thought the same thing and, like you, checked and was surprised to find he wasn't in the credits. But I'd swear that was Keenan Wynn.

"I'm not reckless . . . I'm skillful!"

[–] donofthedial 11 years ago

I'd have to look again to be totally sure.