Game #161: Old Movies, New Movies

[Pastor Fireball]

Consolidation and clean-up time!



Game #161: Old Movies, New Movies

Identify the 45 actors in List A and the 45 movies in List B. (Every other clue is a quotation.) Then, form 50 pairs, each consisting of one movie and one actor, according to a Tangredi, or principle you must discover for yourself. On each list, three answers will be used twice and one will be used three times.

This one may be a bit tricky, but I think people will get it.


COMPLETE MATCHES:
A-6. EMIL JANNINGS = THE WAY OF ALL FLESH with Belle Bennett (B-4. STELLA DALLAS)
A-8. KAREN MORLEY = OUR DAILY BREAD with Tom Keene (B-9. PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE)
A-21. MARGARET O'BRIEN = OUR VINES HAVE TENDER GRAPES with Edward G. Robinson (B-5. DOUBLE INDEMNITY)
A-24. RONALD REAGAN = VOICE OF THE TURTLE with Eleanor Parker (B-18. DETECTIVE STORY)
A-31. FREDRIC MARCH = INHERIT THE WIND with Spencer Tracy (B-1. IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD)
A-32. COLLEEN MOORE = THE POWER AND THE GLORY with Spencer Tracy (B-1. IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD)
A-34. LILIA SKALA = LILIES OF THE FIELD with Sidney Poitier (B-6. PORGY AND BESS)
A-35. H.B. WARNER = KING OF KINGS with Joseph Schildkraut (B-7. THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA)
A-42. FRED ALLEN = LOVE THY NEIGHBOR with Jack Benny (B-23. TO BE OR NOT TO BE)
A-45. BETTE DAVIS = THE LITTLE FOXES with Teresa Wright (B-2. MRS. MINIVER)

PARTIAL MATCHES:
A-1. GREGORY PECK = BEHOLD A PALE HORSE and/or KEYS TO THE KINGDOM and/or VALLEY OF DECISION
A-7. ORLANDO BLOOM = KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
A-9. ROBERT DUVALL = THE APOSTLE
A-11. JESSICA CHASTAIN = THE TREE OF LIFE
A-12. JAMES DEAN = EAST OF EDEN and/or REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE
A-13. LIONEL BARRYMORE = VALLEY OF DECISION
A-15. HUGH MARLOWE = WORLD WITHOUT END
A-17. TOMMY LEE JONES = IN THE VALLEY OF ELAH
A-19. CLIVE OWEN = CHILDREN OF MEN
A-20. TYRONE POWER = THE SUN ALSO RISES
A-22. EDGAR RAMIREZ = DELIVER US FROM EVIL
A-28. LINUS ROACHE = THE WINGS OF THE DOVE
A-33. BRUCE WILLIS = ARMAGEDDON
A-38. MAX VON SYDOW = THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD and/or THE SEVENTH SEAL
A-40. KATE NELLIGAN = EYE OF THE NEEDLE
A-41. DANIEL DAY-LEWIS = THERE WILL BE BLOOD
A-44. JOSH HARTNETT = 40 DAYS AND 40 NIGHTS


LIST A: ACTORS

A-1. GREGORY PECK

A-2. This Commander of the Order of St. Olav is one of the few people nominated for an Oscar for foreign-language roles more than once.

LIV ULLMANN?

A-3. SAMUEL L. JACKSON
A-4. PETER USTINOV
A-5. SALLY FIELD
*A-6. EMIL JANNINGS

A-7. “I make a point of avoiding familiarity with pirates.”

ORLANDO BLOOM in one of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies

*A-8. KAREN MORLEY
A-9. ROBERT DUVALL
A-10. NIGEL BRUCE

A-11. “Quite frankly, I didn't even want to use you guys, with your dip and velcro and all your gear bulls**t. I wanted to drop a bomb. But people didn't believe in this lead enough to drop a bomb. So they're using you guys as canaries.”

JESSICA CHASTAIN in "Zero Dark Thirty"

A-12. JAMES DEAN
A-13. LIONEL BARRYMORE
A-14. LAURA HOPE CREWS
A-15. HUGH MARLOWE
A-16. BROOKE ADAMS
A-17. TOMMY LEE JONES
A-18. SHARON STONE
A-19. CLIVE OWEN
A-20. TYRONE POWER
*A-21. MARGARET O'BRIEN

A-22. This Venezuelan actor won a César Award for his role as a real-life Venezuelan terrorist currently incarcerated in France.

EDGAR RAMIREZ for "Carlos"

A-23. JOHN WAYNE
*A-24. RONALD REAGAN
A-25. WILL GEER
A-26. ANGELINA JOLIE
A-27. NICK NOLTE
A-28. LINUS ROACHE
A-29. BEULAH BONDI

A-30. After his appearances in a Broadway musical based on an Oscar-nominated British film and an American miniseries based on a Tony-winning Broadway play, this actor declared that his New Year’s resolution for 2003 was “to be in a movie or a play which doesn't require me to take off my clothes.”

PATRICK WILSON

*A-31. FREDRIC MARCH
*A-32. COLLEEN MOORE
A-33. BRUCE WILLIS
*A-34. LILIA SKALA
*A-35. H.B. WARNER
A-36. GILLIAN ANDERSON
A-37. BEN CROSS
A-38. MAX VON SYDOW
A-39. MAXIMILIAN SCHELL
A-40. KATE NELLIGAN
A-41. DANIEL DAY-LEWIS
*A-42. FRED ALLEN

A-43. “You're a clever little man, little master of the universe, but mortals are weak and frail. If their stomach speaks, they forget their brain. If their brain speaks, they forget their heart. And if their heart speaks, they forget everything.”

REX INGRAM in "The Thief of Baghdad"

A-44. JOSH HARTNETT
*A-45. BETTE DAVIS

LIST B: MOVIES

**B-1. IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD
*B-2. MRS. MINIVER
B-3. THE TERMINATOR
*B-4. STELLA DALLAS
*B-5. DOUBLE INDEMNITY
*B-6. PORGY AND BESS
*B-7. THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA
B-8. MONA LISA SMILE
*B-9. PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE
B-10. LA STRADA
B-11. THE PARENT TRAP
B-12. DESTRY RIDES AGAIN

B-13. “Humans of Earth, I come in peace. You need not fear me, I mean you no harm. However, it is important to note that most of you will not survive the next 24 hours. The few of you that do survive will be enslaved and experimented upon. You should, in no way, take any of this personally. It's just business. So, to recap: I come in peace, I mean you no harm, and you all will die.”

B-14. I NEVER PROMISED YOU A ROSE GARDEN
B-15. THE BLUES BROTHERS
B-16. TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT
B-17. PICKUP ON SOUTH STREET
*B-18. DETECTIVE STORY

B-19. “Men would pay $200 for me, and here you are turning down a freebie. You could get a perfectly good dishwasher for that.”

B-20. This 1939 film marked the fourth teaming of two of Universal’s biggest horror movie stars – and the final appearance of one of them in his most famous role.

B-21. THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT
B-22. DAMAGE
*B-23. TO BE OR NOT TO BE

B-24. This early Hitchcock talkie was the first film in which a character’s inner thoughts were heard on the soundtrack.

B-25. “I always wanted to be in the movies. When I was little I thought for sure that one day, I could be a big, big star. Or maybe just beautiful. Beautiful and rich, like the women on TV. Yeah, I had a lot of dreams. And I guess you can call me a real romantic, because I truly believe that one day, they'll come true. So I dreamed about it for hours. As the years went by, I learnt to stop sharing them with people. They said I was dreaming. But back then, I believed it wholeheartedly. So whenever I was down, I would just escape into my mind to my other life, where I was someone else. It made me happy to think that all these people just didn't know yet who I was gonna be. But one day they'll all see.”

B-26. This wartime romance took its title from Vera Lynn’s signature song.

The song that I most associate her with is "We'll Meet Again".

B-27. SEVEN
B-28. THREE COMRADES

B-29. “You're working some angle, and don't tell me you're not because I wrote the book!”
“What about you? You still handling playback money for the mob?”
“That’s me. That's who I am. You were never cut out for the rackets, Roy.”
“How come?”
“You aren’t tough enough.”

THE GRIFTERS

B-30. This film is most fondly remembered for a classic rendition of the hymn that begins, “Why should I feel discouraged….”

MEMBER OF THE WEDDING?

B-31. THE WOLF OF WALL STREET
B-32. MAN IN THE MOON
B-33. MUNICH

B-34. The actor who played the Witchfinder General in this movie considered it his finest horror movie performance.

B-35. “You are, all of you, amateurs. And international affairs should never be run by gentlemen amateurs. Do you have any idea of what sort of place the world is becoming all around you? The days when you could just act out of your noble instincts, are over. Europe has become the arena of realpolitik, the politics of reality. If you like: real politics. What you need is not gentlemen politicians, but real ones. You need professionals to run your affairs, or you're headed for disaster!”

REMAINS OF THE DAY

B-36. Set against the backdrop of two feuding Mexican villages, this movie starred such notable Mexican actors as Cyd Charisse, Pier Angeli, Nina Foch, Kurt Kasznar, and Vittorio Gassman – who considered it his worst film.

B-37. PRETTY WOMAN

B-38. This movie came out the same year as Pinky and covered some of the same ground from a male perspective.

B-39. “Listen to me, John. How many other white apes have you seen? You're like me, not them. You have another family, far away, one you have never seen.

B-40. SWEENEY TODD

B-41. “Son, I knew your daddy. He worked for me for years. Years. Then he wanted his own thing. You play the horses? You know they either geld the horse with a knife or with chemicals. When your Daddy said no to me, I did him the chemical way. Gave your mother a taste. Got the hook into her. Ahh, she doped up good and proper. Hung herself with a wire, on Melnea Cass. And you, running around the neighborhood looking for her. Your daddy didn't have the heart to tell his son that he was looking for a suicide doper who was never coming home. If there's a Heaven, son, she ain't in it.”

B-42. The London Times ranked the subject of this 2001 biopic twelfth on a list of the 50 Greatest British Writers Since 1945.

IRIS

B-43. 101 DALMATIANS

B-44. In 1973, this movie became only the third foreign language film to get an Oscar nomination for Best Picture, and the second consecutive film from the same country to do so.

B-45. A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

[franktangredi]

All of the completed matches on here are correct. Only one of the partials is wrong, and it's wrong because it's not really a biblical quote, it's a term you find in the Bible.

The answers with question marks are all correct. One suggested answer represents a screw-up on my part; I didn't consider that Vera Lynn had more than one signature song.

(By the way, Dame Vera Lynn will be 100 years old next year. At 92, she became the oldest artist to every hit #1 on the British album charts. That has nothing to do with the puzzle, I just think it's cool.)

Consolidation and clean-up time!

Game #161: Old Movies, New Movies

Identify the 45 actors in List A and the 45 movies in List B. (Every other clue is a quotation.) Then, form 50 pairs, each consisting of one movie and one actor, according to a Tangredi, or principle you must discover for yourself. On each list, three answers will be used twice and one will be used three times.

This one may be a bit tricky, but I think people will get it.


COMPLETE MATCHES:
A-6. EMIL JANNINGS = THE WAY OF ALL FLESH with Belle Bennett (B-4. STELLA DALLAS)
A-8. KAREN MORLEY = OUR DAILY BREAD with Tom Keene (B-9. PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE)
A-21. MARGARET O'BRIEN = OUR VINES HAVE TENDER GRAPES with Edward G. Robinson (B-5. DOUBLE INDEMNITY)
A-24. RONALD REAGAN = VOICE OF THE TURTLE with Eleanor Parker (B-18. DETECTIVE STORY)
A-31. FREDRIC MARCH = INHERIT THE WIND with Spencer Tracy (B-1. IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD)
A-32. COLLEEN MOORE = THE POWER AND THE GLORY with Spencer Tracy (B-1. IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD)
A-34. LILIA SKALA = LILIES OF THE FIELD with Sidney Poitier (B-6. PORGY AND BESS)
A-35. H.B. WARNER = KING OF KINGS with Joseph Schildkraut (B-7. THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA)
A-42. FRED ALLEN = LOVE THY NEIGHBOR with Jack Benny (B-23. TO BE OR NOT TO BE)
A-45. BETTE DAVIS = THE LITTLE FOXES with Teresa Wright (B-2. MRS. MINIVER)

PARTIAL MATCHES:
A-1. GREGORY PECK = BEHOLD A PALE HORSE and/or KEYS TO THE KINGDOM and/or VALLEY OF DECISION
A-7. ORLANDO BLOOM = KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
A-9. ROBERT DUVALL = THE APOSTLE
A-11. JESSICA CHASTAIN = THE TREE OF LIFE
A-12. JAMES DEAN = EAST OF EDEN and/or REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE
A-13. LIONEL BARRYMORE = VALLEY OF DECISION
A-15. HUGH MARLOWE = WORLD WITHOUT END
A-17. TOMMY LEE JONES = IN THE VALLEY OF ELAH
A-19. CLIVE OWEN = CHILDREN OF MEN
A-20. TYRONE POWER = THE SUN ALSO RISES
A-22. EDGAR RAMIREZ = DELIVER US FROM EVIL
A-28. LINUS ROACHE = THE WINGS OF THE DOVE
A-33. BRUCE WILLIS = ARMAGEDDON
A-38. MAX VON SYDOW = THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD and/or THE SEVENTH SEAL
A-40. KATE NELLIGAN = EYE OF THE NEEDLE
A-41. DANIEL DAY-LEWIS = THERE WILL BE BLOOD
A-44. JOSH HARTNETT = 40 DAYS AND 40 NIGHTS


LIST A: ACTORS

A-1. GREGORY PECK

A-2. This Commander of the Order of St. Olav is one of the few people nominated for an Oscar for foreign-language roles more than once.

LIV ULLMANN?

A-3. SAMUEL L. JACKSON
A-4. PETER USTINOV
A-5. SALLY FIELD
*A-6. EMIL JANNINGS

A-7. “I make a point of avoiding familiarity with pirates.”

ORLANDO BLOOM in one of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies

*A-8. KAREN MORLEY
A-9. ROBERT DUVALL
A-10. NIGEL BRUCE

A-11. “Quite frankly, I didn't even want to use you guys, with your dip and velcro and all your gear bulls**t. I wanted to drop a bomb. But people didn't believe in this lead enough to drop a bomb. So they're using you guys as canaries.”

JESSICA CHASTAIN in "Zero Dark Thirty"

A-12. JAMES DEAN
A-13. LIONEL BARRYMORE
A-14. LAURA HOPE CREWS
A-15. HUGH MARLOWE
A-16. BROOKE ADAMS
A-17. TOMMY LEE JONES
A-18. SHARON STONE
A-19. CLIVE OWEN
A-20. TYRONE POWER
*A-21. MARGARET O'BRIEN

A-22. This Venezuelan actor won a César Award for his role as a real-life Venezuelan terrorist currently incarcerated in France.

EDGAR RAMIREZ for "Carlos"

A-23. JOHN WAYNE
*A-24. RONALD REAGAN
A-25. WILL GEER
A-26. ANGELINA JOLIE
A-27. NICK NOLTE
A-28. LINUS ROACHE
A-29. BEULAH BONDI

A-30. After his appearances in a Broadway musical based on an Oscar-nominated British film and an American miniseries based on a Tony-winning Broadway play, this actor declared that his New Year’s resolution for 2003 was “to be in a movie or a play which doesn't require me to take off my clothes.”

PATRICK WILSON

*A-31. FREDRIC MARCH
*A-32. COLLEEN MOORE
A-33. BRUCE WILLIS
*A-34. LILIA SKALA
*A-35. H.B. WARNER
A-36. GILLIAN ANDERSON
A-37. BEN CROSS
A-38. MAX VON SYDOW
A-39. MAXIMILIAN SCHELL
A-40. KATE NELLIGAN
A-41. DANIEL DAY-LEWIS
*A-42. FRED ALLEN

A-43. “You're a clever little man, little master of the universe, but mortals are weak and frail. If their stomach speaks, they forget their brain. If their brain speaks, they forget their heart. And if their heart speaks, they forget everything.”

REX INGRAM in "The Thief of Baghdad"

A-44. JOSH HARTNETT
*A-45. BETTE DAVIS

LIST B: MOVIES

**B-1. IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD
*B-2. MRS. MINIVER
B-3. THE TERMINATOR
*B-4. STELLA DALLAS
*B-5. DOUBLE INDEMNITY
*B-6. PORGY AND BESS
*B-7. THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA
B-8. MONA LISA SMILE
*B-9. PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE
B-10. LA STRADA
B-11. THE PARENT TRAP
B-12. DESTRY RIDES AGAIN

B-13. “Humans of Earth, I come in peace. You need not fear me, I mean you no harm. However, it is important to note that most of you will not survive the next 24 hours. The few of you that do survive will be enslaved and experimented upon. You should, in no way, take any of this personally. It's just business. So, to recap: I come in peace, I mean you no harm, and you all will die.”

B-14. I NEVER PROMISED YOU A ROSE GARDEN
B-15. THE BLUES BROTHERS
B-16. TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT
B-17. PICKUP ON SOUTH STREET
*B-18. DETECTIVE STORY

B-19. “Men would pay $200 for me, and here you are turning down a freebie. You could get a perfectly good dishwasher for that.”

B-20. This 1939 film marked the fourth teaming of two of Universal’s biggest horror movie stars – and the final appearance of one of them in his most famous role.

B-21. THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT
B-22. DAMAGE
*B-23. TO BE OR NOT TO BE

B-24. This early Hitchcock talkie was the first film in which a character’s inner thoughts were heard on the soundtrack.

B-25. “I always wanted to be in the movies. When I was little I thought for sure that one day, I could be a big, big star. Or maybe just beautiful. Beautiful and rich, like the women on TV. Yeah, I had a lot of dreams. And I guess you can call me a real romantic, because I truly believe that one day, they'll come true. So I dreamed about it for hours. As the years went by, I learnt to stop sharing them with people. They said I was dreaming. But back then, I believed it wholeheartedly. So whenever I was down, I would just escape into my mind to my other life, where I was someone else. It made me happy to think that all these people just didn't know yet who I was gonna be. But one day they'll all see.”

B-26. This wartime romance took its title from Vera Lynn’s signature song.

The song that I most associate her with is "We'll Meet Again".

B-27. SEVEN
B-28. THREE COMRADES

B-29. “You're working some angle, and don't tell me you're not because I wrote the book!”
“What about you? You still handling playback money for the mob?”
“That’s me. That's who I am. You were never cut out for the rackets, Roy.”
“How come?”
“You aren’t tough enough.”

THE GRIFTERS

B-30. This film is most fondly remembered for a classic rendition of the hymn that begins, “Why should I feel discouraged….”

MEMBER OF THE WEDDING?

B-31. THE WOLF OF WALL STREET
B-32. MAN IN THE MOON
B-33. MUNICH

B-34. The actor who played the Witchfinder General in this movie considered it his finest horror movie performance.

B-35. “You are, all of you, amateurs. And international affairs should never be run by gentlemen amateurs. Do you have any idea of what sort of place the world is becoming all around you? The days when you could just act out of your noble instincts, are over. Europe has become the arena of realpolitik, the politics of reality. If you like: real politics. What you need is not gentlemen politicians, but real ones. You need professionals to run your affairs, or you're headed for disaster!”

REMAINS OF THE DAY

B-36. Set against the backdrop of two feuding Mexican villages, this movie starred such notable Mexican actors as Cyd Charisse, Pier Angeli, Nina Foch, Kurt Kasznar, and Vittorio Gassman – who considered it his worst film.

B-37. PRETTY WOMAN

B-38. This movie came out the same year as Pinky and covered some of the same ground from a male perspective.

B-39. “Listen to me, John. How many other white apes have you seen? You're like me, not them. You have another family, far away, one you have never seen.

B-40. SWEENEY TODD

B-41. “Son, I knew your daddy. He worked for me for years. Years. Then he wanted his own thing. You play the horses? You know they either geld the horse with a knife or with chemicals. When your Daddy said no to me, I did him the chemical way. Gave your mother a taste. Got the hook into her. Ahh, she doped up good and proper. Hung herself with a wire, on Melnea Cass. And you, running around the neighborhood looking for her. Your daddy didn't have the heart to tell his son that he was looking for a suicide doper who was never coming home. If there's a Heaven, son, she ain't in it.”

B-42. The London Times ranked the subject of this 2001 biopic twelfth on a list of the 50 Greatest British Writers Since 1945.

IRIS

B-43. 101 DALMATIANS

B-44. In 1973, this movie became only the third foreign language film to get an Oscar nomination for Best Picture, and the second consecutive film from the same country to do so.

B-45. A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

[mellytu74]

A couple of things ....

A-12. JAMES DEAN = EAST OF EDEN with Julie Harris (B-30. MEMBER OF THE WEDDING)

A-41. DANIEL DAY-LEWIS = THERE WILL BE BLOOD with Ciaran Hinds (B-33. MUNICH)

A-1. GREGORY PECK = BEHOLD A PALE HORSE with Anthony Quinn (B-10. LA STRADA)

A-15. HUGH MARLOWE = WORLD WITHOUT END with Rod Taylor (B-43. 101 DALMATIANS)

B-38. This movie came out the same year as Pinky and covered some of the same ground from a male perspective.

I cannot remember the name of the movie but it's with Mel Ferrer as a doctor who passes for white. In New England in the 1930s. I think the "same year as Pinky" threw me because I thought it was a mid-1950s movie.

A-20. TYRONE POWER = THE SUN ALSO RISES with Mel Ferrer (B-38 Move about a guy passing)

[mellytu74]

A-13. LIONEL BARRYMORE = VALLEY OF DECISION with Greer Garson (B-2. MRS. MINIVER)

B-26. This wartime romance took its title from Vera Lynn’s signature song.

How about THE WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER?


A-5. SALLY FIELD = Eye for an Eye

Is Quo Vadis a biblical phrase? I always associate it with early Christians but didn't know if makes the cut. Because A-4 Peter Ustinov was in Quo Vadis with Robert Taylor of Three Comrades.

[jarnon]

Is Quo Vadis a biblical phrase? I always associate it with early Christians but didn't know if makes the cut. Because A-4 Peter Ustinov was in Quo Vadis with Robert Taylor of Three Comrades.

Wikipedia says "quo vadis" is from a 2nd century book called The Acts of Peter.

"The apostle" appears in Romans 11:13, but I'll concede that it's basically a one-word title. I'm standing firm on "Armageddon," though.

[franktangredi]

Is Quo Vadis a biblical phrase? I always associate it with early Christians but didn't know if makes the cut. Because A-4 Peter Ustinov was in Quo Vadis with Robert Taylor of Three Comrades.

Wikipedia says "quo vadis" is from a 2nd century book called The Acts of Peter.

"The apostle" appears in Romans 11:13, but I'll concede that it's basically a one-word title. I'm standing firm on "Armageddon," though.

Quo Vadis was a mistake on my part. I misread the source. Sorry.

You're right about Armageddon and The Apostle.

[mellytu74]

Gotta get back to a project but ...

If Duvall isn't here for The Apostle, then he is here for Tender Mercies, which matches with The Man in the Moon's Tess Harper.

[Pastor Fireball]

Two more possible titles:

A-26. ANGELINA JOLIE = THE GOOD SHEPHERD

A-41. DANIEL DAY-LEWIS = IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER

[mellytu74]

A-41. DANIEL DAY-LEWIS = IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER with Emma Thompson (B-35. REMAINS OF THE DAY)

A-19. CLIVE OWEN = CHILDREN OF MEN with Julianne Moore (B-21. THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT)

A-28. LINUS ROACHE = THE WINGS OF THE DOVE with Helena Bonham Carter (B-40. SWEENEY TODD)

A-38. MAX VON SYDOW = THE SEVENTH SEAL with Bibi Andersson (B-14. I NEVER PROMISED YOU A ROSE GARDEN)

Formalizing this one

A-4. PETER USTINOV = Quo Vadis with Robert Taylor (B-28. THREE COMRADES)

and this one

A-9. ROBERT DUVALL = TENDER MERCIES with Tess Harper (B-32. MAN IN THE MOON)

[Pastor Fireball]

One more before I leave:

A-36. GILLIAN ANDERSON = THE HOUSE OF MIRTH

[mellytu74]

One more before I leave:

A-36. GILLIAN ANDERSON = THE HOUSE OF MIRTH

with Dan Ackroyd of the Blues Brothers

[Pastor Fireball]

Are there any John Gielgud movies in List B to go with Ben Cross for "Chariots of Fire"?

[Pastor Fireball]

Adding new information, including "Lost Boundaries", which was the Mel Ferrer film that Melly had in mind.


Game #161: Old Movies, New Movies

Identify the 45 actors in List A and the 45 movies in List B. (Every other clue is a quotation.) Then, form 50 pairs, each consisting of one movie and one actor, according to a Tangredi, or principle you must discover for yourself. On each list, three answers will be used twice and one will be used three times.

This one may be a bit tricky, but I think people will get it.


COMPLETE MATCHES:
A-1. GREGORY PECK = BEHOLD A PALE HORSE with Anthony Quinn (B-10. LA STRADA)
A-4. PETER USTINOV = QUO VADIS with Robert Taylor (B-28. THREE COMRADES)
A-6. EMIL JANNINGS = THE WAY OF ALL FLESH with Belle Bennett (B-4. STELLA DALLAS)
A-8. KAREN MORLEY = OUR DAILY BREAD with Tom Keene (B-9. PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE)
A-9. ROBERT DUVALL = TENDER MERCIES with Tess Harper (B-32. MAN IN THE MOON)
A-12. JAMES DEAN = EAST OF EDEN with Julie Harris (B-30. MEMBER OF THE WEDDING)
A-13. LIONEL BARRYMORE = VALLEY OF DECISION with Greer Garson (B-2. MRS. MINIVER)
A-15. HUGH MARLOWE = WORLD WITHOUT END with Rod Taylor (B-43. 101 DALMATIANS)
A-19. CLIVE OWEN = CHILDREN OF MEN with Julianne Moore (B-21. THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT)
A-20. TYRONE POWER = THE SUN ALSO RISES with Mel Ferrer (B-38. LOST BOUNDARIES)
A-21. MARGARET O'BRIEN = OUR VINES HAVE TENDER GRAPES with Edward G. Robinson (B-5. DOUBLE INDEMNITY)
A-24. RONALD REAGAN = VOICE OF THE TURTLE with Eleanor Parker (B-18. DETECTIVE STORY)
A-28. LINUS ROACHE = THE WINGS OF THE DOVE with Helena Bonham Carter (B-40. SWEENEY TODD)
A-31. FREDRIC MARCH = INHERIT THE WIND with Spencer Tracy (B-1. IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD)
A-32. COLLEEN MOORE = THE POWER AND THE GLORY with Spencer Tracy (B-1. IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD)
A-34. LILIA SKALA = LILIES OF THE FIELD with Sidney Poitier (B-6. PORGY AND BESS)
A-35. H.B. WARNER = KING OF KINGS with Joseph Schildkraut (B-7. THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA)
A-36. GILLIAN ANDERSON = HOUSE OF MIRTH with Dan Aykroyd (B-15. THE BLUES BROTHERS)
A-38. MAX VON SYDOW = THE SEVENTH SEAL with Bibi Andersson (B-14. I NEVER PROMISED YOU A ROSE GARDEN)
A-41. DANIEL DAY-LEWIS = IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER with Emma Thompson (B-35. THE REMAINS OF THE DAY)
A-41. DANIEL DAY-LEWIS = THERE WILL BE BLOOD with Ciaran Hinds (B-33. MUNICH)
A-42. FRED ALLEN = LOVE THY NEIGHBOR with Jack Benny (B-23. TO BE OR NOT TO BE)
A-45. BETTE DAVIS = THE LITTLE FOXES with Teresa Wright (B-2. MRS. MINIVER)

PARTIAL MATCHES:
A-1. GREGORY PECK = KEYS TO THE KINGDOM and/or VALLEY OF DECISION
A-7. ORLANDO BLOOM = KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
A-11. JESSICA CHASTAIN = THE TREE OF LIFE
A-12. JAMES DEAN = REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE
A-17. TOMMY LEE JONES = IN THE VALLEY OF ELAH
A-22. EDGAR RAMIREZ = DELIVER US FROM EVIL
A-25. WILL GEER = SALT OF THE EARTH
A-26. ANGELINA JOLIE = THE GOOD SHEPHERD
A-33. BRUCE WILLIS = ARMAGEDDON
A-37. BEN CROSS = CHARIOTS OF FIRE
A-38. MAX VON SYDOW = THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD
A-40. KATE NELLIGAN = EYE OF THE NEEDLE
A-44. JOSH HARTNETT = 40 DAYS AND 40 NIGHTS


LIST A: ACTORS

*A-1. GREGORY PECK
A-2. LIV ULLMANN
A-3. SAMUEL L. JACKSON
*A-4. PETER USTINOV
A-5. SALLY FIELD
*A-6. EMIL JANNINGS
A-7. ORLANDO BLOOM
*A-8. KAREN MORLEY
*A-9. ROBERT DUVALL
A-10. NIGEL BRUCE
A-11. JESSICA CHASTAIN
*A-12. JAMES DEAN
*A-13. LIONEL BARRYMORE
A-14. LAURA HOPE CREWS
*A-15. HUGH MARLOWE
A-16. BROOKE ADAMS
A-17. TOMMY LEE JONES
A-18. SHARON STONE
*A-19. CLIVE OWEN
*A-20. TYRONE POWER
*A-21. MARGARET O'BRIEN
A-22. EDGAR RAMIREZ
A-23. JOHN WAYNE
*A-24. RONALD REAGAN
A-25. WILL GEER
A-26. ANGELINA JOLIE
A-27. NICK NOLTE
*A-28. LINUS ROACHE
A-29. BEULAH BONDI
A-30. PATRICK WILSON
*A-31. FREDRIC MARCH
*A-32. COLLEEN MOORE
A-33. BRUCE WILLIS
*A-34. LILIA SKALA
*A-35. H.B. WARNER
*A-36. GILLIAN ANDERSON
A-37. BEN CROSS
*A-38. MAX VON SYDOW
A-39. MAXIMILIAN SCHELL
A-40. KATE NELLIGAN
**A-41. DANIEL DAY-LEWIS
*A-42. FRED ALLEN
A-43. REX INGRAM
A-44. JOSH HARTNETT
*A-45. BETTE DAVIS

LIST B: MOVIES

**B-1. IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD
**B-2. MRS. MINIVER
B-3. THE TERMINATOR
*B-4. STELLA DALLAS
*B-5. DOUBLE INDEMNITY
*B-6. PORGY AND BESS
*B-7. THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA
B-8. MONA LISA SMILE
*B-9. PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE
*B-10. LA STRADA
B-11. THE PARENT TRAP
B-12. DESTRY RIDES AGAIN

B-13. “Humans of Earth, I come in peace. You need not fear me, I mean you no harm. However, it is important to note that most of you will not survive the next 24 hours. The few of you that do survive will be enslaved and experimented upon. You should, in no way, take any of this personally. It's just business. So, to recap: I come in peace, I mean you no harm, and you all will die.”

MONSTERS VS. ALIENS

*B-14. I NEVER PROMISED YOU A ROSE GARDEN
*B-15. THE BLUES BROTHERS
B-16. TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT
B-17. PICKUP ON SOUTH STREET
*B-18. DETECTIVE STORY

B-19. “Men would pay $200 for me, and here you are turning down a freebie. You could get a perfectly good dishwasher for that.”

KLUTE

B-20. This 1939 film marked the fourth teaming of two of Universal’s biggest horror movie stars – and the final appearance of one of them in his most famous role.

*B-21. THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT
B-22. DAMAGE
*B-23. TO BE OR NOT TO BE

B-24. This early Hitchcock talkie was the first film in which a character’s inner thoughts were heard on the soundtrack.

B-25. “I always wanted to be in the movies. When I was little I thought for sure that one day, I could be a big, big star. Or maybe just beautiful. Beautiful and rich, like the women on TV. Yeah, I had a lot of dreams. And I guess you can call me a real romantic, because I truly believe that one day, they'll come true. So I dreamed about it for hours. As the years went by, I learnt to stop sharing them with people. They said I was dreaming. But back then, I believed it wholeheartedly. So whenever I was down, I would just escape into my mind to my other life, where I was someone else. It made me happy to think that all these people just didn't know yet who I was gonna be. But one day they'll all see.”

MONSTER

B-26. This wartime romance took its title from Vera Lynn’s signature song.

WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER?

B-27. SEVEN
*B-28. THREE COMRADES
B-29. THE GRIFTERS
*B-30. MEMBER OF THE WEDDING
B-31. THE WOLF OF WALL STREET
*B-32. MAN IN THE MOON
*B-33. MUNICH

B-34. The actor who played the Witchfinder General in this movie considered it his finest horror movie performance.

*B-35. THE REMAINS OF THE DAY

B-36. Set against the backdrop of two feuding Mexican villages, this movie starred such notable Mexican actors as Cyd Charisse, Pier Angeli, Nina Foch, Kurt Kasznar, and Vittorio Gassman – who considered it his worst film.

SOMBRERO

B-37. PRETTY WOMAN
*B-38. LOST BOUNDARIES

B-39. “Listen to me, John. How many other white apes have you seen? You're like me, not them. You have another family, far away, one you have never seen.

*B-40. SWEENEY TODD

B-41. “Son, I knew your daddy. He worked for me for years. Years. Then he wanted his own thing. You play the horses? You know they either geld the horse with a knife or with chemicals. When your Daddy said no to me, I did him the chemical way. Gave your mother a taste. Got the hook into her. Ahh, she doped up good and proper. Hung herself with a wire, on Melnea Cass. And you, running around the neighborhood looking for her. Your daddy didn't have the heart to tell his son that he was looking for a suicide doper who was never coming home. If there's a Heaven, son, she ain't in it.”

B-42. IRIS
*B-43. 101 DALMATIANS

B-44. In 1973, this movie became only the third foreign language film to get an Oscar nomination for Best Picture, and the second consecutive film from the same country to do so.

CRIES AND WHISPERS

B-45. A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

[franktangredi]

You found a couple of movies with titles I didn't think of and wish I had. I never knew Rebel Without a Cause was a biblical quote and I overlooked There Will Be Blood completely. Amazing that you can complete both matches with what's here.

I also intended Gregory Peck to be the actor used for Valley of Decision. This won't matter except in the final tally of who's used twice or three times.

Adding new information, including "Lost Boundaries", which was the Mel Ferrer film that Melly had in mind.


Game #161: Old Movies, New Movies

Identify the 45 actors in List A and the 45 movies in List B. (Every other clue is a quotation.) Then, form 50 pairs, each consisting of one movie and one actor, according to a Tangredi, or principle you must discover for yourself. On each list, three answers will be used twice and one will be used three times.

This one may be a bit tricky, but I think people will get it.


COMPLETE MATCHES:
A-1. GREGORY PECK = BEHOLD A PALE HORSE with Anthony Quinn (B-10. LA STRADA)
A-4. PETER USTINOV = QUO VADIS with Robert Taylor (B-28. THREE COMRADES)
A-6. EMIL JANNINGS = THE WAY OF ALL FLESH with Belle Bennett (B-4. STELLA DALLAS)
A-8. KAREN MORLEY = OUR DAILY BREAD with Tom Keene (B-9. PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE)
A-9. ROBERT DUVALL = TENDER MERCIES with Tess Harper (B-32. MAN IN THE MOON)
A-12. JAMES DEAN = EAST OF EDEN with Julie Harris (B-30. MEMBER OF THE WEDDING)
A-13. LIONEL BARRYMORE = VALLEY OF DECISION with Greer Garson (B-2. MRS. MINIVER)
A-15. HUGH MARLOWE = WORLD WITHOUT END with Rod Taylor (B-43. 101 DALMATIANS)
A-19. CLIVE OWEN = CHILDREN OF MEN with Julianne Moore (B-21. THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT)
A-20. TYRONE POWER = THE SUN ALSO RISES with Mel Ferrer (B-38. LOST BOUNDARIES)
A-21. MARGARET O'BRIEN = OUR VINES HAVE TENDER GRAPES with Edward G. Robinson (B-5. DOUBLE INDEMNITY)
A-24. RONALD REAGAN = VOICE OF THE TURTLE with Eleanor Parker (B-18. DETECTIVE STORY)
A-28. LINUS ROACHE = THE WINGS OF THE DOVE with Helena Bonham Carter (B-40. SWEENEY TODD)
A-31. FREDRIC MARCH = INHERIT THE WIND with Spencer Tracy (B-1. IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD)
A-32. COLLEEN MOORE = THE POWER AND THE GLORY with Spencer Tracy (B-1. IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD)
A-34. LILIA SKALA = LILIES OF THE FIELD with Sidney Poitier (B-6. PORGY AND BESS)
A-35. H.B. WARNER = KING OF KINGS with Joseph Schildkraut (B-7. THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA)
A-36. GILLIAN ANDERSON = HOUSE OF MIRTH with Dan Aykroyd (B-15. THE BLUES BROTHERS)
A-38. MAX VON SYDOW = THE SEVENTH SEAL with Bibi Andersson (B-14. I NEVER PROMISED YOU A ROSE GARDEN)
A-41. DANIEL DAY-LEWIS = IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER with Emma Thompson (B-35. THE REMAINS OF THE DAY)
A-41. DANIEL DAY-LEWIS = THERE WILL BE BLOOD with Ciaran Hinds (B-33. MUNICH)
A-42. FRED ALLEN = LOVE THY NEIGHBOR with Jack Benny (B-23. TO BE OR NOT TO BE)
A-45. BETTE DAVIS = THE LITTLE FOXES with Teresa Wright (B-2. MRS. MINIVER)

PARTIAL MATCHES:
A-1. GREGORY PECK = KEYS TO THE KINGDOM and/or VALLEY OF DECISION
A-7. ORLANDO BLOOM = KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
A-11. JESSICA CHASTAIN = THE TREE OF LIFE
A-12. JAMES DEAN = REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE
A-17. TOMMY LEE JONES = IN THE VALLEY OF ELAH
A-22. EDGAR RAMIREZ = DELIVER US FROM EVIL
A-25. WILL GEER = SALT OF THE EARTH
A-26. ANGELINA JOLIE = THE GOOD SHEPHERD
A-33. BRUCE WILLIS = ARMAGEDDON
A-37. BEN CROSS = CHARIOTS OF FIRE
A-38. MAX VON SYDOW = THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD
A-40. KATE NELLIGAN = EYE OF THE NEEDLE
A-44. JOSH HARTNETT = 40 DAYS AND 40 NIGHTS


LIST A: ACTORS

*A-1. GREGORY PECK
A-2. LIV ULLMANN
A-3. SAMUEL L. JACKSON
*A-4. PETER USTINOV
A-5. SALLY FIELD
*A-6. EMIL JANNINGS
A-7. ORLANDO BLOOM
*A-8. KAREN MORLEY
*A-9. ROBERT DUVALL
A-10. NIGEL BRUCE
A-11. JESSICA CHASTAIN
*A-12. JAMES DEAN
*A-13. LIONEL BARRYMORE
A-14. LAURA HOPE CREWS
*A-15. HUGH MARLOWE
A-16. BROOKE ADAMS
A-17. TOMMY LEE JONES
A-18. SHARON STONE
*A-19. CLIVE OWEN
*A-20. TYRONE POWER
*A-21. MARGARET O'BRIEN
A-22. EDGAR RAMIREZ
A-23. JOHN WAYNE
*A-24. RONALD REAGAN
A-25. WILL GEER
A-26. ANGELINA JOLIE
A-27. NICK NOLTE
*A-28. LINUS ROACHE
A-29. BEULAH BONDI
A-30. PATRICK WILSON
*A-31. FREDRIC MARCH
*A-32. COLLEEN MOORE
A-33. BRUCE WILLIS
*A-34. LILIA SKALA
*A-35. H.B. WARNER
*A-36. GILLIAN ANDERSON
A-37. BEN CROSS
*A-38. MAX VON SYDOW
A-39. MAXIMILIAN SCHELL
A-40. KATE NELLIGAN
**A-41. DANIEL DAY-LEWIS
*A-42. FRED ALLEN
A-43. REX INGRAM
A-44. JOSH HARTNETT
*A-45. BETTE DAVIS

LIST B: MOVIES

**B-1. IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD
**B-2. MRS. MINIVER
B-3. THE TERMINATOR
*B-4. STELLA DALLAS
*B-5. DOUBLE INDEMNITY
*B-6. PORGY AND BESS
*B-7. THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA
B-8. MONA LISA SMILE
*B-9. PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE
*B-10. LA STRADA
B-11. THE PARENT TRAP
B-12. DESTRY RIDES AGAIN

B-13. “Humans of Earth, I come in peace. You need not fear me, I mean you no harm. However, it is important to note that most of you will not survive the next 24 hours. The few of you that do survive will be enslaved and experimented upon. You should, in no way, take any of this personally. It's just business. So, to recap: I come in peace, I mean you no harm, and you all will die.”

MONSTERS VS. ALIENS

*B-14. I NEVER PROMISED YOU A ROSE GARDEN
*B-15. THE BLUES BROTHERS
B-16. TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT
B-17. PICKUP ON SOUTH STREET
*B-18. DETECTIVE STORY

B-19. “Men would pay $200 for me, and here you are turning down a freebie. You could get a perfectly good dishwasher for that.”

KLUTE

B-20. This 1939 film marked the fourth teaming of two of Universal’s biggest horror movie stars – and the final appearance of one of them in his most famous role.

*B-21. THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT
B-22. DAMAGE
*B-23. TO BE OR NOT TO BE

B-24. This early Hitchcock talkie was the first film in which a character’s inner thoughts were heard on the soundtrack.

B-25. “I always wanted to be in the movies. When I was little I thought for sure that one day, I could be a big, big star. Or maybe just beautiful. Beautiful and rich, like the women on TV. Yeah, I had a lot of dreams. And I guess you can call me a real romantic, because I truly believe that one day, they'll come true. So I dreamed about it for hours. As the years went by, I learnt to stop sharing them with people. They said I was dreaming. But back then, I believed it wholeheartedly. So whenever I was down, I would just escape into my mind to my other life, where I was someone else. It made me happy to think that all these people just didn't know yet who I was gonna be. But one day they'll all see.”

MONSTER

B-26. This wartime romance took its title from Vera Lynn’s signature song.

WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER?

B-27. SEVEN
*B-28. THREE COMRADES
B-29. THE GRIFTERS
*B-30. MEMBER OF THE WEDDING
B-31. THE WOLF OF WALL STREET
*B-32. MAN IN THE MOON
*B-33. MUNICH

B-34. The actor who played the Witchfinder General in this movie considered it his finest horror movie performance.

*B-35. THE REMAINS OF THE DAY

B-36. Set against the backdrop of two feuding Mexican villages, this movie starred such notable Mexican actors as Cyd Charisse, Pier Angeli, Nina Foch, Kurt Kasznar, and Vittorio Gassman – who considered it his worst film.

SOMBRERO

B-37. PRETTY WOMAN
*B-38. LOST BOUNDARIES

B-39. “Listen to me, John. How many other white apes have you seen? You're like me, not them. You have another family, far away, one you have never seen.

*B-40. SWEENEY TODD

B-41. “Son, I knew your daddy. He worked for me for years. Years. Then he wanted his own thing. You play the horses? You know they either geld the horse with a knife or with chemicals. When your Daddy said no to me, I did him the chemical way. Gave your mother a taste. Got the hook into her. Ahh, she doped up good and proper. Hung herself with a wire, on Melnea Cass. And you, running around the neighborhood looking for her. Your daddy didn't have the heart to tell his son that he was looking for a suicide doper who was never coming home. If there's a Heaven, son, she ain't in it.”

B-42. IRIS
*B-43. 101 DALMATIANS

B-44. In 1973, this movie became only the third foreign language film to get an Oscar nomination for Best Picture, and the second consecutive film from the same country to do so.

CRIES AND WHISPERS

B-45. A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

[earendel]

B-34. The actor who played the Witchfinder General in this movie considered it his finest horror movie performance.

I think this is Vincent Price in "The Conqueror Worm".

B-39. “Listen to me, John. How many other white apes have you seen? You're like me, not them. You have another family, far away, one you have never seen.

From "Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan".

B-41. “Son, I knew your daddy. He worked for me for years. Years. Then he wanted his own thing. You play the horses? You know they either geld the horse with a knife or with chemicals. When your Daddy said no to me, I did him the chemical way. Gave your mother a taste. Got the hook into her. Ahh, she doped up good and proper. Hung herself with a wire, on Melnea Cass. And you, running around the neighborhood looking for her. Your daddy didn't have the heart to tell his son that he was looking for a suicide doper who was never coming home. If there's a Heaven, son, she ain't in it.”

"The Town".

[Pastor Fireball]

You found a couple of movies with titles I didn't think of and wish I had. I never knew Rebel Without a Cause was a biblical quote and I overlooked There Will Be Blood completely. Amazing that you can complete both matches with what's here.

One translation of the Bible includes the phrase "rebel without cause" (Psalms 25:3), but it doesn't really count because 1) it's not the King James translation and 2) it doesn't include the article "a". It's a biblical concept, but the wording isn't exact. I just included it for fun.

"There will be blood", as you might expect, references the plague of water turning to blood (Exodus 7:19). Depending on the translation you use, you'll see either "there may be blood" or "there will be blood". Again, it's an example of "it's a biblical concept, but the wording isn't exact".

[mellytu74]

B-34. The actor who played the Witchfinder General in this movie considered it his finest horror movie performance.

I think this is Vincent Price in "The Conqueror Worm".

[/quote]

and that will match up with Gregory Peck for Keys of the the Kingdom

[mellytu74]

B-39. “Listen to me, John. How many other white apes have you seen? You're like me, not them. You have another family, far away, one you have never seen.

From "Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan".[/quote]

And here's our Chariots of Fire match -- either Ian Charleson or Cheryl Campbell.

[mellytu74]

A couple before I need to head back to work

A-16. BROOKE ADAMS = Days of Heaven with Richard Gere (B-37. PRETTY WOMAN)

A-30. PATRICK WILSON = Little Children with Kate Winslet (B-42. IRIS)

A-33. BRUCE WILLIS = ARMAGEDDON with Ben Affleck (B-41. THE TOWN)


If Gregory Peck was supposed to be here for Valley of Decision, then we need another Lionel Barrymore movie.

He and Beulah Bondi are driving me crazy.

[mellytu74]

Beulah bondi = the Furies with Barbara Stanwyck (Double Indemity)

20 The natures of living creatures, and the furies of wild beasts: the violence of winds, and the reasonings of men: the diversities of plants and the virtues of roots:

[jarnon]

Beulah bondi = the Furies with Barbara Stanwyck (Double Indemity)

20 The natures of living creatures, and the furies of wild beasts: the violence of winds, and the reasonings of men: the diversities of plants and the virtues of roots:

The Furies is an even bigger stretch than The Apostle.

[franktangredi]

You found a couple of movies with titles I didn't think of and wish I had. I never knew Rebel Without a Cause was a biblical quote and I overlooked There Will Be Blood completely. Amazing that you can complete both matches with what's here.

One translation of the Bible includes the phrase "rebel without cause" (Psalms 25:3), but it doesn't really count because 1) it's not the King James translation and 2) it doesn't include the article "a". It's a biblical concept, but the wording isn't exact. I just included it for fun.

"There will be blood", as you might expect, references the plague of water turning to blood (Exodus 7:19). Depending on the translation you use, you'll see either "there may be blood" or "there will be blood". Again, it's an example of "it's a biblical concept, but the wording isn't exact".

I didn't insist on it being the King James translation, though most are because the language is so damn good.

[Pastor Fireball]

I noticed that we haven't touched The Duke yet.

He could be here for "Noah's Ark".

"A Man Betrayed", "The High and the Mighty", and "The Wings of Eagles" are also in the John Wayne resume... but again, the exact words don't match with KJV.

[franktangredi]

I noticed that we haven't touched The Duke yet.

He could be here for "Noah's Ark".

"A Man Betrayed", "The High and the Mighty", and "The Wings of Eagles" are also in the John Wayne resume... but again, the exact words don't match with KJV.

One of them is correct, because I wasn't limiting myself to the KJV and found a version that used the exact wording above.

[mellytu74]

I noticed that we haven't touched The Duke yet.

He could be here for "Noah's Ark".

"A Man Betrayed", "The High and the Mighty", and "The Wings of Eagles" are also in the John Wayne resume... but again, the exact words don't match with KJV.

One of them is correct, because I wasn't limiting myself to the KJV and found a version that used the exact wording above.

the Wings of Eagles will get a us match with his frequent co-star Maureen O'Hara of B-11, The Parent Trap.

The High and the Mighty will get us a match with Robert Stack, co-star of B-23 to Be or Not To Be.

SO .....