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24.) Amy Adams.

kroxquo wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 10, 2023 11:43 am

silverscreenselect wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 09, 2023 9:01 pm

Vandal wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 09, 2023 12:01 pm

24. Her first TV series was cancelled before it ever aired although the three produced episodes were later edited into a direct-to-video film; her second series was cancelled after five episodes aired, but in between, she had a major role in a Steven Spielberg film.

I’ve checked every actress who has had a major role in a Spielberg movie (from Goldie Hawn to Michelle Williams) and I can’t find any that fit this timeline. Sorry, too many rabbit holes.

You may be looking too hard at the top-billed actresses in various films. She was sixth-billed in this film but got quite a bit of critical acclaim for her role.

The Tangredi does not have anything to do with the actors' names, so you're not looking for a Sylvester or a Jason anywhere

Embeth Davidtz? She is sixth billed in Schindler's List and a couple billings could fit the rest.

Amy Adams (Catch Me if You Can), Gwyneth Paltrow (Hook) and Rita Moreno (West Side Story) fit the sixth-billed film criteria but not the TV criteria as worded. I’m using the cast list as provided by Wikipedia which seems to match IMDB.

Embeth is close, as you said, but her second series went six episodes, not five.

Hotseat Or Bust! wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 10, 2023 1:16 pm

24.) Amy Adams.

After further review, this is confirmed. What a journey.

silverscreenselect wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 10, 2023 11:51 am

The actors on this list are used in two different, but somewhat related capacities. They are paired together through the films.

The two actors and film together form a pair, and you should be very familiar with some of these pairs. That's why looking more closely at Dorothy Provine and then at the other actors on the list may give you a good idea about one pair, and you can then check the films to see how one of them fits in as well.

silverscreenselect wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 14, 2023 9:29 am

silverscreenselect wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 10, 2023 11:51 am

The actors on this list are used in two different, but somewhat related capacities. They are paired together through the films.

The two actors and film together form a pair, and you should be very familiar with some of these pairs. That's why looking more closely at Dorothy Provine and then at the other actors on the list may give you a good idea about one pair, and you can then check the films to see how one of them fits in as well.

When I see Dorothy Provine, I immediately think of IAMMMMW. But I've been assuming that the linkage has nothing to do with IAMMMMW, since you referenced the Big W in the clue. Was that a false assumption?

My other immediate Provine associations are with the films That Darn Cat and Who's Minding the Mint and the tv series The Roaring Twenties.

franktangredi wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 14, 2023 9:44 am

silverscreenselect wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 14, 2023 9:29 am

silverscreenselect wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 10, 2023 11:51 am

The actors on this list are used in two different, but somewhat related capacities. They are paired together through the films.

The two actors and film together form a pair, and you should be very familiar with some of these pairs. That's why looking more closely at Dorothy Provine and then at the other actors on the list may give you a good idea about one pair, and you can then check the films to see how one of them fits in as well.

When I see Dorothy Provine, I immediately think of IAMMMMW. But I've been assuming that the linkage has nothing to do with IAMMMMW, since you referenced the Big W in the clue. Was that a false assumption?

My other immediate Provine associations are with the films That Darn Cat and Who's Minding the Mint and the tv series The Roaring Twenties.

Frank:

Glad you're back. You are correct that the Tangredi does not have anything to do with that certain little known comedy. You are on the right track as far as figuring out the Tangredi, but it's a case of right church, wrong pew(s).

silverscreenselect wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 14, 2023 10:49 am

Frank:

Glad you're back. You are correct that the Tangredi does not have anything to do with that certain little known comedy. You are on the right track as far as figuring out the Tangredi, but it's a case of right church, wrong pew(s).

Dorothy Provine played Bonnie Parker in an earlier film, and Warren Beatty is here on the list. And Faye Dunaway was in Oklahoma Crude. This seems like it might be promising.

Vandal wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 10, 2023 2:30 pm

Hotseat Or Bust! wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 10, 2023 1:16 pm

24.) Amy Adams.

After further review, this is confirmed. What a journey.

If you look at Amy Adams and the films on this list, you should be able to spot the film she matches with and figure out the Tangredi from there.

silverscreenselect wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 17, 2023 5:26 pm

Vandal wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 10, 2023 2:30 pm

Hotseat Or Bust! wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 10, 2023 1:16 pm

24.) Amy Adams.

After further review, this is confirmed. What a journey.

If you look at Amy Adams and the films on this list, you should be able to spot the film she matches with and figure out the Tangredi from there.

Both Adams and Elizabeth Banks were in Catch Me if You Can, but that's not one of the choices.

Adams was in The Fighter, a boxing movie like Against the Ropes (which is one of the choices), but no other connection.

I don't know movies well enough to connect her in any other way. Damn.

franktangredi wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 14, 2023 1:57 pm

silverscreenselect wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 14, 2023 10:49 am

Frank:

Glad you're back. You are correct that the Tangredi does not have anything to do with that certain little known comedy. You are on the right track as far as figuring out the Tangredi, but it's a case of right church, wrong pew(s).

Dorothy Provine played Bonnie Parker in an earlier film, and Warren Beatty is here on the list. And Faye Dunaway was in Oklahoma Crude. This seems like it might be promising.

She was also in The Great Race with Peter Falk, who is on the list.

I've spent several hours on this the last week or so, but haven't cracked it. I think the fact that Legally Blonde is on the movie list, and ELLE Fanning is on the actor list, is a pretty big coincidence. But I can't find a Woods anywhere, nor any other obvious matches. Many of the other movies on the list are a little obscure for me.

Look at Frank's last post again.

Amy Adams played Amelia Earhart in Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian, who was also played by Diane Keaton in Amelia, who goes with ?????

Or maybe the connection is Ben Stiller or Jack Nicholson or...or...or

I have no idea.

mrkelley23 wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 17, 2023 9:20 pm

Many of the other movies on the list are a little obscure for me.

Some of the matches are obscure for me to get up to 50 (which was an arbitrary number I picked and has nothing to do with the Tangredi), but many of them involve very well-known movies. Frank was very, very, very close to figuring out how it works.

UPDATED CONSOLIDATION WITH CLUES REMOVED

ACTORS

1. BARBARA STANWYCK
2. RAY MILLAND

3. She has appeared in films based on works by Philip K. Dick, Victor Hugo, Henry James, Elmore Leonard, and Guy de Maupassant.

4. SPENCER TRACY
5. FRANK LANGELLA
6. TOM CRUISE
7.JANET SUZMAN
8. STEVE ALLEN
9.JOHN C. REILLY
10. NATALIE PORTMAN
11. MICHELLE PFEIFFER
12. DOLORES HART
13. TYLER PERRY
14. YVES MONTAND
15. JEAN SIMMONS
16. DANNY KAYE
17. JAMES GARNER
18.JOHN MALKOVICH
19.JASON STATHAM
20. EMMA ROBERTS
21.ROBERT BLAKE
22. JACK THOMPSON
23.WHOOPI GOLDBERG
24. AMY ADAMS

25. In his best-known film role, this actor did not make love; he was love.

26. BILL COSBY
27.DOROTHY PROVINE
28. KEANU REEVES
29.GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA
30. ROB SCHNEIDER
31. DANIEL RADCLIFFE
32. RAUL JULIA
33. PETER FALK
34. CHARLIE HUNNAM
35. KATHRYN GRAYSON
36. JON HEDER
37. PETER LAWFORD
38. ROB LOWE
39. JUDI DENCH
40. NICOLAS CAGE
41.CAROL BURNETT
42. KAT DENNINGS
43.ELIZABETH BANKS
44.MIRANDA RICHARDSON
45. ROWAN ATKINSON
46. JULIA SWEENEY
47. ANDY SERKIS
48. GEENA DAVIS
49.KENNETH BRANAGH
50. RACHEL GRIFFITHS
51. WILL FORTE
52. WOODY HARRELSON
53.PAUL RHYS
54. SIMONE SIGNORET
55. ELLIOTT GOULD
56.VANESSA REDGRAVE
57.ROBERT MORLEY
58.CRISPIN GLOVER
59. SELENA GOMEZ
60. GARY OLDMAN
61. ROBERT MITCHUM
62.JANE FONDA
63. RUTH GORDON
64. SYLVESTER STALLONE
65. ANGELINA JOLIE
66. MARY STUART MASTERSON
67. ALBERT FINNEY
68. LOUIS CALHERN
69. PAUL LEMAT
70. ADAM SANDLER
71. JAMES STEWART
72. STUART ERWIN
73. ELLE FANNING
74. EWAN McGREGOR
75. JODIE FOSTER
76. HUGH JACKMAN
77. SIDNEY POITIER
78. JOHNNY DEPP
79. SEAN PATRICK FLANERY
80. JACK WEBB
81. JEFF GOLDBLUM
82. RAY SHARKEY
83. LORETTA YOUNG
84. DIANE KEATON
85. PETER SELLERS
86. JACK NICHOLSON
87. KATE HUDSON
88. CATE BLANCHETT
89. VIVIEN LEIGH
90. ELEANOR POWELL
91. ANN REINKING
92. WARREN BEATTY
93. DAVID CARRADINE
94. JENNIFER JASON LEIGH

MOVIES

A) BLACK CAESAR
B) SNAKES ON A PLANE

C) In this recent action film, a snake becomes an insect.

D) MIRACLE
E) MAD LOVE
F) MISERY
G) TURK 182
H) OKLAHOMA CRUDE
I) JUNO
J) CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
K) STAKEOUT
L) AGAINST THE ROPES
M) THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS
N) THE WORLD’S END
O) THE JAZZ SINGER (Neil Diamond version)
P) FUNNY GAMES
Q) NEIGHBORS
R) WHO’S LIFE IS IT, ANYWAY?

S) This movie was one of the American Film Theatre’s adaptations of acclaimed plays; a key scene involves a man’s attempt to remove a woman’s water glass from the adjacent table.

T) HOLY SMOKE
U) I OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES
V) THEM THAT FOLLOW
W) WESTWORLD
X) MAKING LOVE
Y) SWEET CHARITY
Z) PASSENGERS
AA) SLENDER MAN
BB) PAT GARRETT AND BILLY THE KID
CC) K9
DD) LEGALLY BLONDE
EE) MORITURI
FF) CROSSING DELANCY
GG) COUNTDOWN
HH) THE TRIP
II) DOCTOR DETROIT

JJ) This Western’s protagonist faces a Sophie’s Choice of sorts; he must either kill one brother or let his other brother be hanged.

KK) THE BISCUIT EATER
LL) ONE FALSE MOVE
MM) THE HURT LOCKER
NN) EL CAMINO
OO) NEW YORK NEW YORK
PP) ANGEL ON MY SHOULDER
QQ) AMERICAN HONEY
RR) SIMONE
SS) THE LOST COMMAND
TT) THE BELLY OF THE ARCHITECT
UU) A CRY IN THE DARK
VV) GOTHIC
WW) MORNING GLORY
XX)TREMORS

25. is JOHN PHILLIP LAW, in Barbarella

mrkelley23 wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 18, 2023 7:01 am

25. is JOHN PHILLIP LAW, in Barbarella

Jane Fonda is on the list.

Three of the actor answers are wrong. One of these is 49, which is ambiguous depending on how you define "separate categories." Let's just say I'm looking for a different well-known, multi-talented actor.

Six of the film answers are wrong. Once you figure the Tangredi, you may be able to weed some of them out (and the word weed isn't a clue). Clue C is a superhero movie, and once you solve it, you may be able to spot one of the better-known Tangredi matches. The wording of the clue isn't to be taken literally.

3. is UMA THURMAN

49. is GEORGE CLOONEY

C appears to be BLUE BEETLE, since the actor who played the Beetle is probably best known for his work on the TV series Cobra Kai.

Some observations based on Frank’s last post:


Crispin Glover played Andy Warhol

Rob Lowe played JFK,
Gary Oldman played Lee Harvey Oswald

Paul LeMat played Melvin Dummar
Warren Beatty played Howard Hughes

Jennifer Jason Leigh played Dorothy Parker who is a character in Julia, which stars Jane Fonda

Woody Harrelson played LBJ

Vandal wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 18, 2023 1:05 pm

Some observations based on Frank’s last post:


Crispin Glover played Andy Warhol

Rob Lowe played JFK,
Gary Oldman played Lee Harvey Oswald

Paul LeMat played Melvin Dummar
Warren Beatty played Howard Hughes

Jennifer Jason Leigh played Dorothy Parker who is a character in Julia, which stars Jane Fonda

Woody Harrelson played LBJ

Two of Vandal's observations relate to the Tangredi, although neither in quite the way he phrased them. One of them involves one of the incorrect actor answers.

I don't know the rationale for Rob Lowe being the answer to 38., but that appears to be incorrect. I can't find a correct answer from those few breadcrumbs in the clue, though.

mrkelley23 wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 18, 2023 2:51 pm

I don't know the rationale for Rob Lowe being the answer to 38., but that appears to be incorrect. I can't find a correct answer from those few breadcrumbs in the clue, though.

That's one answer I have no doubt about! The incident was notorious at the time.

38. His worst appearance was in an independent production made shortly before the 1988 Democratic Convention; neither of his co-stars ever appeared in another movie.

From Wikipedia:

In 1988, Lowe, who was 24 years old at the time, was involved in a sex scandal over a videotape of him having sex with two women: Tara Siebert who was 22 and her younger friend Lena Jan Parsons who was 16 years old at the time. The three met at Club Rio, an Atlanta nightclub. They were videotaped the night before the Democratic National Convention in Atlanta, Georgia.