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That's OK. A very troubled place.
1. Raymond Burr - Perry Mason
2. Daniel Radcliffe - Harry Potter
3. Don Adams - Maxwell Smart
4. Bob Odenkirk - Saul Goodman
5. Richard Dean Anderson - McGyver
6. Alan Alda -Hawkeye Pierce
7. Ted Danson - Sam Malone
8. Anna Gunn - Skylar White
9. Tobin Bell - Jigsaw
10. Ted Levine - Buffalo Bill
11. Dan Blocker - Hoss Cartwright
12. Johnny Depp - Jack Sparrow
13. Lynda Carter - Diana Prince the Wonder Woman
1. Raymond Burr - Perry Mason
2. Daniel Radcliffe - Harry Potter
3. Don Adams - Maxwell Smart
4. Bob Odenkirk - Samuel Goodman
5. Richard Dean Anderson - Macgyver
6. Alan Alda - Hawkeye Pierce
7. Ted Danson - Sam Malone
8. Anna Gunn - Skylar White
9. Tobin Bell - Jigsaw
10. Ted Levine - Buffalo Bill
11. Dan Blocker - Hoss Cartwright
The chess-playing dummy certainly has the bulk of Orson Welles. I reckon Dr Cream's Crime Museum is the most atmospheric setting in any Charlie Chan mystery.
1. Adam West - Batman
2. Michael C. Hall - Dexter
3. Daniel Stem - Home Alone
4. Mark Hamill - Luke Skywalker
5. Leonard Nimoy - Spock
6. Milla Jovovich - Alice
7. Frankie Muniza - Malcolm
8. William Shatner - Captain Kirk
9. Elizabeth Montgomery - Samantha Stephens
1. Adam West - Batman
2. Michael C. Hall - Dexter
3. Daniel Stem - Home Alone
4. Mark Hamill - Luke Skywalker
5. Leonard Nimoy - Spock
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
Alice In Wonderland (1951)
Paranorman (2012)
Emil and the Detectives (1935)
Babe (1995)
I have seen most of his earlier films. There's a 2021 documentary of his time when working for the British Secret Services called 'Dracula Nazi Hunter: How I Learned To Love Christopher Lee And Drink Atomic Bombs.' Rather a strange title but I would Like to see it as it has archive material of Christopher Lee. There's no votes for it on IMDb so I'm wondering if it's actually been shown anywhere.
1. Rutger Hauer
2. Vincent Cassel
3. Cary Grant
4. Jean-Claude Van Damme
5. Jurgen Prochnow
6. Daniel Day Lewis
7. Ann-Margret
Storm Warning (1950)
Black Widow (1954)
Tight Spot (1955)
Her and her husband wrote some stirring stuff but my favorite is a bit of bubble-gum pop they did. 'Blame It On The Bossa Nova' sung by Eydie Gorme.
RIP.
6. Funeral For A Friend
1. Darkman (1990)
2. John Wick (2014)
Not in your preferred era but my favorite movie on this theme is 'Auntie Danielle' (1990). It's a French comedy with Tsilla Charlton as a difficult impish elderly woman who feigns helplessness. She talks to a photograph of her long dead husband telling him all sorts of lies of what she says she has to put up with. This one really strikes my funny bone.
It is unique. I think it deserves a higher IMDb rating.
Penguins can look a bit like little people so I think it was included to make you give a double take at the point. I also liked the duck getting the better of the chef.
I liked the little ponies they rode. I think children would like this movie because they've got heroes and villains the same stature as them.
1. Bob Denver - Gilligan
2) willey wiggins - mitch kramer
3. Frank Gorshin - The Riddler
4. Charisma Carpenter - Cordelia Chase
5) jason mewes - Jay
6. Lon Chaney Jr. - Lawrence Talbot
Key Largo (1948)
Born To Kill (1947)
The Velvet Touch (1948)
42nd Street (1933)
The Spiral Staircase (1946)
The Case Against Mrs Ames (1936)