It's just got to be Story.
Stewart - Philadelphia Story, The Stratton Story, The Glenn Miller Story
Lee - Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
Pfeiffer - The Story of Us
Douglas - The Story of Three Loves and Detective Story
Busey - The Buddy Holly Story
Christopher Lambert -
Knight Moves
Robert Taylor -
Knights of the Round Table
Sean Connery - First
Knight
Michelle Pfeiffer - The Hollywood
Knights
Marlene Dietrich -
Knight Without Armour
Oh yes. He's a handsome Knight. Someday you'll have to explain to me how you manage to get the right size pictures. I want to make pretty little pictures just like you do. (whining and stamping my foot)
You're cracking me up! I really just search Google images until I find a picture I like. They seem to mostly be little pictures.
Miles O'Keeffe
Liam Neeson
Murray Head
Terry Gilliam
(character
)
On Google? Oh good, Mac. Thanks.
Due to time limitations, I'll borrow your horse for
Sir Gawain.
Miles O'Keeffe - Sword of the Valiant
Liam Neeson - Excaliber
Murray Head - Gawain and the Green Knight
Terry Gilliam - Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Hi, Raggedy and mac (and anyone else who's here). This isn't related to the game, but I just wanted to share this story with people who will appreciate it. Last night, I passed through Times Square on my way to the theatre (a revival of Our Town, with Paul Newman as the Stage Manager -- talk about perfect casting!). Times Square was insanely crowded, mostly with tourists who apparently couldn't wait until tonight to start their New Year's Eve celebrations. (People were actually walking down the middle of the street, oblivious to traffic.) Anyway, at one point three teenage girls pushed their way through a group of people who were waiting for the light to change. Two of the girls were kind of hanging back, as if they were reluctant to be so bold, but the ringleader urged them on by saying, "You just have to say, 'I'm walkin' here, I'm walkin' here' -- you know, like in Miss Congeniality."
I almost took the girl by the arm and said, "I think it's great that you're applying movie quotes to real life, but there's something you should know about where that quote comes from." But then I realized that not only was Midnight Cowboy made before she was born, but there's a good chance it was made before her parents were old enough to see it -- and I felt so old I didn't have the energy to say anything to her at all.
Happy New Year!
bree! What a great story! (Of course we'll appreciate it!) That's bizarre that the quote has been reborn that way...
Happy New Year to you too...
HELLO BREE. Your story is sooo funny. We have missed your stories. They definitely belong here.
You felt old??? I still think of Midnight Cowboy as a Newbie.
I thought of you when I watched the New Years Eve countdown from Times Square on TV. What a great place! And what a thrill that must have been to see Paul Newman in Our Town. (sigh) Thanks for taking the time to share your story with us. Happy New Year and please share
all your theater experiences here.
Happy 2003 to all.
New Something in Common question.
Jane Fonda
Katharine Hepburn
Jeff Bridges
Albert Finney
Jennifer Jones
(Title
)
MORNING
Jane Fonda - The
Morning After
Katharine Hepburn -
Morning Glory
Jeff Bridges - The
Morning After and See You in the
Morning
Albert Finney - Saturday Night and Sunday
Morning
Jennifer Jones - Good
Morning, Miss Dove
James Cagney
Susan Hayward
Errol Flynn (2)
Patrick Swayze (2)
George Clooney
DAWN
Cagney - Each Dawn I Die
Hayward - Deadline At Dawn
Flynn - Another Dawn and The Dawn Patrol
Swayze - Steel Dawn and Red Dawn
Clooney - From Dusk Till Dawn
Gary Cooper - High
Noon
William Holden - Blaze of
Noon
Charles Bronson - From
Noon Till Three
Alain Delon - Plein Soleil (
Purple Noon)
Heck,I thought of "Noon" but only came up with "High".I BET that´s the correct answer too Mac.
