Name a character from a movie & see if anyone knows the movie without using Google -- Part 6

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1) Homer Wells

2) Sheriff Chappy Dent

3) Al Giordino (answered)

4) Marcy Tizard

5) Holland March

6) Vinnie Antonelli

7) "cue ball"

8) Mickey Haller

9) Dean Fey

10) Some Idiot
















More movie characters from Part 5:
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[BOSSHOG]

1. Floyd the Desk Clerk

The movie is over 50 years old.

[Oeditpus Rex]

5. Paper Moon

He was the "Sheik of Araby."

[BOSSHOG]

14. Yes Indeed My Friend

Still one of my favorite movies with an outstanding cast of characters.

[anciano]

2. English Bob

[rsdsharp]

3. Unforgiven

[red dog 1]

4. Dutch Albert

[Oeditpus Rex]

6. The old man in scene 24

Bonus points: What was nonsensical about that?

[JoseBalow]

10. Was it the Old Man in Catch-22?

[Oeditpus Rex]

16. Nope (n.t.)

[JoseBalow]

23. Monty Python and the Holy Grail

I just watched it a couple of days ago!

[Oeditpus Rex]

7. "Cue Ball" was in

"Kelly's Heroes." Played by Donald Sutherland.

That's all I got.

[JoseBalow]

9. Sutherland's character in Kelly's Heros was named "Oddball"

[red dog 1]

13. Cue Ball was in another film, not Kelly's Heroes.

[lpbk2713]

15. "Cue Ball" was in

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Under Siege -- Steven Seagall, Tommy Lee Jones, ****Ned Beatty****.


Edit: Scratch Ned Beatty .... Insert Gary Busey instead.

[Harker]

22. I'm not sure I'd want to scratch Ned Beatty or insert Gary Busey.

[boonecreek]

8. Al Giordino.

Sahara, adapted from the Clive Cussler novel.

[red dog 1]

12. Sahara is correct!

[Mad_Dem_X]

11. Lureen Newsome

[Brother Buzz]

17. #1 is The Cider House Rules

[red dog 1]

18. Matthias Breecher

[B.See]

19. These aren't characters but,

Autowash.

Multipass. ("muuuulteeepass')

[Harker]

21. Characters of a sort in "The Fifth Element."

[B.See]

24. Indeed. Along with

"w-where did he learn to negotiate like that?"
"I wonder"

big bada boom, "ecto gammat" (never without my permission)

and Ruuuuby Rhooood.

A most excellent movie, from start to closing credits score, imo.

[Harker]

25. A favorite of mine.

There's always another fun detail to find.

[red dog 1]

20. Dirk Pitt

[Harker]

26. "Raise the Titanic" surely.

Haven't seen it or read the book, yet I know it.

[The Wizard]

27. Fritz

[Harker]

28. "Frankenstein", 1931.

Dwight Frye.

[VGNonly]

29. Jake Holman

[Harker]

30. "The Sand Pebbles."

[VGNonly]

31. Nina Sayers

[red dog 1]

32. Theodore Donald Karabotsos

[JoseBalow]

33. Good night, sweet prince