Degrees of Separation

[KC]

Spinetti played a "French tailor" in Becket (1964) with Richard "Where Eagles Dare" Burton.

Back with a new one shortly ...

[KC]

How about John Barrymore Jr. ... later credited as John Drew Barrymore? John Sr.'s son and Drew's dad?

[Brendan]

John Drew Barrymore was in High School Confidential! (1958) with William Smith who played Jack Wilson in Any Which Way You Can.

[KC]

Nice work, Nightwing. That wasn't the one I found, but it's just as good.

Got a new one?

[Brendan]

Lets try...

Huey Lewis  

But one condition. Try and find an actress this time.  

[KC]

  Who the Sam Hill is Huey Lewis? Anyways, I've found a few guys who can make the link from Huey to Clint, but no gals, as yet. Is this another thing where we have to look into the movies where he played "himself" (whoever he is)?

[Red]

You've never heard of Huey Lewis and the News KC?  

They provided the theme song The power of Love for the first Back to the Future movie in which Huey had a one line uncredited part. Also in BTTF was Frances Lee McCain who was way down the cast list in True Crime.

[Red]

If that's acceptable let's try and find;

Thora Hird

[Brendan]

Good enough for me Red.

KC, Huey Lewis is pop singer from the 80's and 90's. I cant beleive you havent heard of Huey Lewis and The News. Wow.

Anyway, he was in several movies.  Back to the Future (1985), Short Cuts (1993), Duets (2000), Amazon Women on the Moon (1987), Shadow of Doubt (1998), Sphere (1998), .com for Murder (2001)

[KC]

As I've said more than once in this context, I don't listen to "audio product" ... just music.

Dame Thora Hird was in no fewer than FIVE theatrical films, plus a made-for-TV, with the eternal Michael Hordern of Where Eagles Dare fame ...

• Portrait from Life (1948) ...aka The Girl in the Painting
  
• The Magic Box (1951)
  
• Personal Affair (1953)
  
• Street Corner (1953) ...aka Both Sides of the Law
  
• Some Will, Some Won't (1969)
  
• Memento Mori (1992, TV)

[Brendan]

KC, you have a new one?

[KC]

Sorry!  

New one: John Payne.

[Brendan]

John Payne was in Kansas City Confidential (1952), Rails Into Laramie (1954) and Road to Denver, The (1955) with Lee Van Cleef.

NEXT: Donnie Yen

[Brendan]

NEXT: Donnie Yen

Anyone?

[Xichado]

Does it involves a couple of immortal characters and an uncredited actor in In The Line Of Fire?

 

[Brendan]

Does it involves a couple of immortal characters and an uncredited actor in In The Line Of Fire?

 

Geeze, I forgot about this.

Ah... sure?

If you want Xichado, you can just post another actor/actresses name and bring this game back into the limelight.  

[Xichado]

Hey Brendan,  

I was only able to find the following link

Donnie Yen was in Highlander: Endgame (I love the tv show but the movies just put me to sleep ) with Ian Paul Cassidy. And he is listed at IMDB as a Secret Service Agent (uncredited) in In The Line Of Fire.

What about Bela Lugosi?

[Brendan]

Hey its "good enough too pass". Inside joke.

But really, its cool someone got this. Good job.

[KC]

Ooh! Ooh! I know Bela Legosi without looking it up! (But I will to check the details.)

Legosi was in the allegedly "worst movie ever made" ... and cult fave ... Plan 9 from Outer Space (1959), directed by the immortal Ed Wood. Receiving top billing in this classic of ineptitude was none other than Eastwood "ensemble" member Gregory Walcott  (Joe Kidd, Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, The Eiger Sanction, Every Which Way But Loose).

[KC]

For a new one, how about Nastassja Kinski?

Sorry if she's been used before ... It's hard to remember 'em all!