mgk, you're up. Aren't you happy? :D ;)
Actually, I'm tired after that one. :-\ :P
Okay, next........
1) I've co-starred with actors like Sean Connery, Tom Cruise, and Bruce Willis.
2) I've only been in one Eastwood movie
3) I'm probably just as famous for my other job (other than acting)
Are you Charlie Sheen?
Good try, Misty. The second clue certainly applies to Dragon. But, that's not who I am. (Clue #3)
Deserve's got nuthin' to do with it.
(Character) I'm a football hero
(Character) I played Clint's superior.
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S'ok KC... A gals brain can get kinda fuzzy when shes up late riding the range....
btw is it tonite your time that mystic river could get its first award? i know clint gets a lifetime awardThat is correct, vik ... the Critics' Choice awards will be broadcast live at 8 PM ET on "E." I posted an item about it in the News forum, here (http://www.clinteastwood.org/forums/index.php?board=2;action=display;threadid=1921;start=0#msg25403). Thanks for reminding us.
(Character) I'm a lawyerIt took me a bit of brooding, but I think I figured it out ...
(Actress) I used to live with a she who was once a he !
That's right, Brendan, but do you know what the first clue is referring to? ???
(Actor) I once lived with a Trekkie
That's right, I recall now that Gore and Tommy Lee were roomies at Harvard ... but Gore a Trekkie ...? ??? I thought he just intervented the Internet, not hyperspace, or whatever they call it? ???
Actually Gore didn't "invent" the internet, he just helped it along. It was invented in the seventies by some scientists who worked in the Defense Department as a way of communicating with each other. Gore just helped promote it and bring it into the spotlight.::) ;)
How about this one ...
1) (Character) I took a bath
2) (Actor) I had my hair washed ...
That's correct, Dannyman! Do you know what Clue # 2 refers to? Anyone? ??? ;)
Well, "character" is assumed to be a character in an Eastwood movie. And "actor" could relate to either the "off-screen" actor who played that character, or to another on-screen role of that actor in a non-Eastwood movie.
"Actor" includes "actresses" too, of course! ;)
Nope, I was thinking of a film with a scene in which she gets her hair washed by a dashing gentleman friend.
Meantime, Dannyman, if you want, go ahead and post the next one. :)
:( This makes the game too damn difficult for me. I haven't seen many films outside of Eastwood movies... so I wouldn't know those clues. When I set up the game, I was asking for character clues (from Eastwood films) or interesting information about the actor that might be pretty common knowledge... and not anything too bizarre.OK, sounds reasonable, Matt ...
I think I set the precedent with my Telly Savalas clues... where I said he liked lollipops. I realize that was from his Kojak series, but it was also a really HUGE big deal back in the 70's... a cult thing, which I thought was common knowledge that most people would know. But giving clues that pertain to non-Eastwood movie roles makes this too hard for me. If anyone agrees, we can go back to the Eastwood only movie clues, and actor clues dealing with biographical facts.
I agree that the game would move faster if we restricted the clues to Eastwood movies and/or commonly known biographical information on the actor. Maybe one clue could be "can also be seen in........" and then give the name of a movie. Most of us aren't going to know what the movie or their role may be about if we haven't seen it but we can research enough to find out what movies someone has been in."Can also be seen in" and the name of a movie makes it too easy ... anyone can go to the IMDb and look up the cast of a film, and there's mighty few of them that will have more than one or two Clint co-stars.
Who wants to do another? Matt? mgk? :D
Somewhere in the recesses of my mind, I thought maybe Robert Redford washed her hair in Out of Africa but I couldn't remember for sure.:D You gots it, mgk! That was the only good scene in that movie ... ;)
Think, mgk ...
Where were you an english teacher?
KM - Is she [meaning me] alive?
LB - I don’t honestly know. I would hope so. She and I used to call each other once in awhile, but I haven’t talked to her in years. She was a great lady.
If living was a thing that money could buy(http://www.handykult.de/plaudersmilies.de/party/dance2.gif)
The rich would live, and the poor would die.
All my trials, Lord, soon be over ...
Good work, mgk! Sorry for the small blunder in my original clues. 8)
On January 11, 2000, Pamelyn, a vigorous animal activist, faced up to six months in jail after being found guilty of carrying an elephant "bullhook" at an August 1999 protest of circus training methods. A bullhook is a wooden rod with a sharp hook that is jabbed into sensitive areas of the elephant to keep it fearful and manageable. She received 30 days.
While repairing a toilet at the local community theatre, he was asked to replace an ailing actor in a rehearsal. He was immediately stricken with a love for the theatre and went to New York City, where he studied and played small roles in stock and Off-Broadway?????
I was born under a wanderin' star,
I was born under a wanderin' star.
Do I know where hell is? Hell is in "Hello."
Heaven is "Good bye forever, it's time for me to go."
I was born under a wanderin' star,
A wanderin', wanderin' star.
P.S., mgk's been needling me about how you can cheat in this game. But.... I won't tell. ;D
Okay, next one.........
1) I graduated cum laude from UCLA and I even taught Russian Language Studies at UCLA in the late fifties, but my roles in movies are not usually known for their brain power.
2) I was in only one Eastwood movie.
You've got me singing along, Matt! ;D ;)QuoteI was born under a wanderin' star,(Everyone sing!!! ;D )
I was born under a wanderin' star.
Do I know where hell is? Hell is in "Hello."
Heaven is "Good bye forever, it's time for me to go."QuoteI was born under a wanderin' star,
A wanderin', wanderin' star.
Are you are William Smith? You graduated cum laude from UCLA and you were Jack Wilson in Any Which Way You Can.
You've got me singing along, Matt! ;D ;)
You're Burt Reynolds. You were in City Heat with Clint ... and you were "That Cosmopolitan Man" way back in April, 1972 ... when you looked like this ... oops, darn, spilled coffee all over my centerfold! :o
(http://users.erols.com/kcoblenz/Burt.JPG)
For the next one.......
1) I've only been in a total of two movies but only one of them with Mr. Eastwood,
But, the way this game works ... you have to guess one before you can post another. ;)
She wrote that she had an affair in this life with the late Swedish Prime Minister Olaf [sic] Palme, who in a past life was Charlemagne, the conqueror of western Europe who died in 814 A.D.
"Well, that's what it said in my vision," she said, adding that in the vision, while she was a Moorish girl, she had an affair with Charlemagne, "one of many."
I believe you're one of Matt's favorites. :)
Next one........
1. When I was 13 years old, I was cast in a movie but my mom thought I was too young and didn't want me to go. I sued for emancipation and won but my movie wasn't a hit. :'(
2. I've been in one Eastwood movie.
Well, I thought that it could be considered two clues, but I guess I was hoping that it would be counted as one so we could get another. ;)
masterchief, why on earth would you guess something like that about a film you haven't seen? And, by the way ... Why haven't you seen Mystic River yet?
Sometimes trouble just follows a man.
According to the rules I should be allowed to go again, but I will pass to Chessie.
Philo .
I'm a busy person, is who I am ... :D :o
I've won two Oscars in my career.One of them was in one of the two films I was in with Clint.
Who am I?
A player starts by thinking of any Clint Eastwood co-star that they'll pretend to be. You give the other players two good clues to your identity. A player can either guess your identity or ask a question to help figure out who you are. The clues that are given, as well as the questions that players ask, can pertain to either your character in the film, or the actor who plays the part, just make sure that it's made clear which you're speaking of: character or actor. Your two starting clues can be a combination of character and actor clues.
Hey, Sylvie! Maybe we could revive this game? Do you want to post another one? :)
I'll have a new one soon.
OK, here we go:
1) I began my career as a musical comedy star.
2) I appeared in two Eastwood films.
A player can either guess your identity or ask a question to help figure out who you are. The clues that are given, as well as the questions that players ask, can pertain to either your character in the film, or the actor who plays the part, just make sure that it's made clear which you're speaking of: character or actor. Your two starting clues can be a combination of character and actor clues.
OK, here we go:
1) I began my career as a musical comedy star.
2) I appeared in two Eastwood films.
May I ask if you were in a western with Clint as an actor?
:) I suppose that you are George Kennedy , aren't you ? ;D
Am I David Janssen?No, SK ! You are not ! I am David Janssen ! :D ;D
Are you Shan Penn ?
That one was pretty easy, but I couldn't resist.
Are you Pat Hingle?
2) I played an Uncle in a TV series.
I'm all out of idea's here SK. How about another clue.
My initials are R.W. :)
Paging Christopher, paging Christopher. :D
Ah, Ray Walston.
But KC was a little faster... :'(
Next:
1) I was in a movie with Clint Eastwood.
2) I portrayed one of the most famous onscreen bigots.
Were you in a recent movie?A bigot thought me to be Clint's own character,too!
By the way, when you search "bigot" as a keyword in the IMDb, this is what you get ...
(http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/381/bestbigottitles.jpg)
Were you in a recent movie?
A bigot thought me to be Clint's own character,too!
Are you Lone Watie ?
Are you Gene Hackman?
You're supposed to answer my question, Kid ...QuoteWere you in a recent movie?
:)
Next:
1) I was in a movie with Clint Eastwood.
2) I portrayed one of the most famous onscreen bigots.
Are you Lee Van Cleef?
Are you maybe Richard Burton ?
Are you Dennis Hopper?
Are you Ben Johnson?
2)I was a TV series for six years.
Was it a comedy or drama series?
I guess we need a new one here ...
1) I'll have a Coke, please
2) I really should meet Glenn Close some day ;)
Are you Tyne Daly?
SC, Don't mention the word "Coke" to me ever again. :'(
I'm sorry I don't understand.
Are you Christine Ebersole?
Are you The Schofield Kid, Jaimz Woolvett?
Nope. :D
1) I am 42 years old from Canada
2) Have been in one Eastwood film.
Are you The Schofield Kid, Jaimz Woolvett?
Well I guess we both are. ;D
The Schofield Kid is 42! :o
The Schofield Kid is 42! :o
No KC I'm am 42. ;D
1) I've Been in one Eastwood film.
2) I'm a two time Academy Award Winner.
Did Clint act in the Eastwood film you were in?
Don Siegel?
OK, next:
1) I was in two Eastwood films.
2) My father was a well-known film director.
One before 1990, one after. :)
Well, you learn something new everyday. I never his father was a director. Looking at his father's page at imdb, there are a few 1930's films that I have seen.
Ok, next:
1) I am a male.
2) I have been in many Eastwood films.
Ok, next:
1) I am a male.
2) I have been in many Eastwood films.
Are you Clint Eastwood, himself? And if so ... can I have your autograph? :D
No sorry KC. ;D
Was that a no to who you are, or no to the autograph request? :D
Are you George Orrison?
Are you Vonetta McGee ?
:) Thanks, SC !
Next; 1 ) I was in Clint movie once.
2 ) My father is an actor, too.
I am Charlie Sheen?
Are you a woman?
Are you Angelina Jolie?
Are you Laura Dern?
Well, at least my guess was better than SK's! ;)
Wait, wait, I got it ...
Are you Sydney Poitier, also known as Sydney Tamiia Poitier, from True Crime ... daughter of the great Sidney Poitier?
If so, I quite agree that he and Eastwood would have worked well together! 8)
May be it would be my dad who played ' Mandela ' in ' Invictus ' ! ::)
New One:
1) I've appeared in one Clint Eastwood film.
2) My son is also an actor.
Are you Alun Armstrong?
Do you mean Laura Dern, Higgy?Yes, Sh is ................. :-[ ............ !
Jeff Bridges as Lightfoot 8)
Are you William Holden in Breezy. I did a film where I was 1 of only 2 characters in the film. ( Frank and Breezy)
Are you Beverly D'Angelo (National Lampoon's Vacation Films)
Are you the beauteous Rene Russo?
Bump. :)
Are you Eli Wallach?
Also, he was born in Brooklyn in 1915, so unless his parents moved back to the old country in their old age, they weren't Holocaust survivors.Sorry I am having a bad day today :-\
At any rate, I'm not Eli.
Penguin Books published (1987) Rubinek's non-fiction book "So Many Miracles", an account of his parents' survival growing up in Poland during World War II. He wrote and produced an award-winning documentary (1988) of the same title So Many Miracles (1987) for CBC and PBS which chronicles his parents' reunion with the people who saved their lives during the Holocaust.
Are you George Kennedy?
Are you Lee Van Cleef?
Is the NFL legend in clue 2, O.J. Simpson?
Are you Angelina Jolie ?
Are you a female?
No, I'm not! I am, however, straight, at least my character is in this other film. ;)
Twomules, you must have missed this ...Sorry KC :( I did and I apologize.
I am male. :)
You sucked that out of me with all those questions and no guesses. ^-^
NEXT:
1) I was in one Eastwood film.
2) It was my film debut.
1) I've been in one Eastwood film
2) I was born in Mississippi
Thanks SC.
NEXT:
1- I was in one Eastwood Film
2- I had a hit record in the 1950's.
Hint:
I may have only been in one Eastwood film, but I'd known Clint for years.
Are you Sheb Wooley (http://www.brownielocks.com/purplepeopleeater.html)?
And he can sing? ???
You've never heard the song, The Purple people eater?
1) I was in one Clint Eastwood film.
2) I was born in a town that figures in the plot of another Clint Eastwood film.
No, I some how thought he was Wishbone. :-[ Getting my wires crossed again. I'm slowly getting use to that feeling. :D
No. And in fact, I wasn't born in New York City ... or Baltimore. ;)
Are you still acting?
1) I was in one Clint Eastwood film.
2) I was born in a town that figures in the plot of another Clint Eastwood film.
1) I was in one Clint Eastwood film.
2) I was born in a town that figures in the plot of another Clint Eastwood film.
The town I was born in figures in the dialogue and the action in early scenes of a film that Clint did not direct. The film I was in was directed by Clint.
And I'll give another hint: BOTH films are Westerns. The one that I was in was directed by Clint. The one featuring my birthplace was not.
Are you Marsha Mason?
Are you a female?
Was the film you were in with Clint a western?
Are you Hal Holbrook?
Oh, before you do, what's the record I'm talking about?
Oldest nominee for best actor or supporting actor, I forget which?
NEXT:
1- I was in one Eastwood film.
2- I was born in a State of the USA that was set and filmed in a Eastwood film.
Sorry for the delay:
NEXT:
1- I was in one Eastwood film.
2- I was born in a State of the USA that was set and filmed in a Eastwood film.
I'm having a little trouble with #2, does it mean ...
"I was born in a State of the USA where an Eastwood film was set and filmed"? ???
Yup. I thought it was about time I dropped a broad hint somewhere on the Board! ;)
Old or new TV series?
A bonus point if you name the TV series she was in although her character was dead. :)
Monk?
Are you a guy?
As I walked out in the streets of Laredo
As I walked out in Laredo one day,
I spied a young cowboy, all wrapped in white linen
Wrapped up in white linen and cold as the clay.
"I see by your outfit, that you are a cowboy."
These words he did say as I slowly walked by.
"Come sit down beside me and hear my sad story,
For I'm shot in the chest, and today I must die."
"'Twas once in the saddle I used to go dashing,
'Twas once in the saddle I used to go gay.
First down to Rosie's, and then to the card-house,
Got shot in the breast, and I'm dying today."
"Oh, beat [or bang] the drum slowly and play the fife lowly,
And play the dead march as you carry me along;
Take me to the valley, and lay the sod o'er me,
For I'm a young cowboy and I know I've done wrong."
As I walked out on the streets of Laredo.
As I walked out on Laredo one day,
I spied a young cowboy all dressed in white linen,
Dressed in white linen as cold as the clay.
"I can see by your outfit that you are a cowboy."
"I see by your outfit you are a cowboy too."
"We see by our outfits that we are both cowboys.
If you get an outfit, you can be a cowboy too."
Are you Melanie Lynskey?
Are you fat? ???
1) I was in one Eastwood film.
2) I played a San Francisco cop in a TV series, but I was no Dirty Harry.
Are you a female?
I didn't have a clue.
Christopher, you're up. :)
Bump. :)
I'm sure Christopher knows who I am. :)
This is a new trivia game, and there might be a few kinks in it, which we can work out as we go along, but these are the starting rules and how it's played:
A player starts by thinking of any Clint Eastwood co-star that they'll pretend to be. You give the other players two good clues to your identity. A player can either guess your identity or ask a question to help figure out who you are. The clues that are given, as well as the questions that players ask, can pertain to either your character in the film, or the actor who plays the part, just make sure that it's made clear which you're speaking of: character or actor. Your two starting clues can be a combination of character and actor clues.
If you're "It", be selective about your choice of original clues. Try not to be so vague so that dozens of different actors/characters fit the description. The two hints should give the players enough information to at least "almost" get the right answer or narrow it down a lot.
The player who is "It" *wins* if there are six total hints and/or questions given before your identity is solved. Guesses at your identity that are wrong count as a question. If the player who is "It" wins, he/she is "It" for another round. No player should be "It" more than two rounds in a row. If he/she wins twice in a row, any other player can step in to start a new game.
Confused? Just remember how confusing the 15 Questions game was when we first started playing and how easy it was after we played it a few times. This will all make sense after we play a bit.
If you're just finding this game, jump in any time if there are clues on the board. You don't have to wait for a "New" game to play.
Well, I know the answer, but I don't get the clue ...Ohhhh, I see! Jason Gray-Stanford was in Monk, which SK knows I'm a really big fan of. However I didn't know he was in Flags of Our Fathers! But of course I wasn't watching Monk yet when I saw that movie.
Quote from: The Schofield Kid on December 23, 2011, 04:38:23 PM
I'm sure Christopher knows who I am. :)
Now we start....
I've been in four Clint Eastwood films.
I've been in five Rawhide episodes (never as the same person)
Who am I?