Name a character from a movie & see if anyone knows the movie without using Google - Part 5

[red dog 1]

1) Dean Fay

2) John Chambers (Real-life character in a movie)

3) Goddard Bolt (answered)

4) Inspector Frank Ochoa






More movie characters from Part. 4
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[LizBeth]

1. Valentine McKee

[macwriter]

2. Goddard?

Don't know about the other, but didn't Mel Brooks play someone named Goddard in Life Stinks? I don't know if Bolts was the last name.

[red dog 1]

3. That's it!

In "Life Stinks", Mel Brooks' character's name was Goddard Bolt
(Lesley Ann Warren was his co-star)

[GReedDiamond]

4. Napoleon Wilson...nt

[red dog 1]

5. Mike McKay

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(Huge hint; He was a stuntman)

[VGNonly]

6. William H. "Whiplash Willie" Gingrich

[JoseBalow]

7. The Fortune Cookie

I love that movie!

[VGNonly]

8. Another great film by Billy Wilder.

Have you ever watched One, Two, Three?

[JoseBalow]

9. "A herniated disk, Doctor? Are you sure?"

"Why do you think I wear this outfit, because I'm a barber?"

Billy Wilder was one of the greatest! One, Two, Three sounds familiar. Is that with Jimmy Cagney? I think I remember seeing that years ago, but I don't recall much about it. He was an American businessman in Germany after the war, right?

[VGNonly]

10. Walter Matthau won the Oscar

for Best Supporting in this film, very well deserved.

Jimmy Cagney played such a manic comedic role in One, Two, Three that he was exhausted after the film. He retired for 20 years, only to play in one more film (Ragtime) in the 80s. His role in Mister Roberts was masterful!

[JoseBalow]

11. Mister Roberts was such a great film!

Cagney was just fantastic. And William Powell was in his finest form. The whole cast was awesome, really, but it was one of Jack Lemmon's very best roles, which is saying a lot. He won Best Supporting Actor for that part. He's one of my all-time favorites, ever. He was great in The Apartment, another fantastic Billy Wilder classic. But him and Walter Matthau together, that's one of the best teams ever on film!

[VGNonly]

12. Another great Wilder film: Stalag 17

*Spoiler*

[greatauntoftriplets]

51. I loved One, Two, Three.

[red dog 1]

13. Flight Lieutenant Danny Wilenski

[Harker]

16. The Great Escape.

Charles Bronson.

[red dog 1]

17. Ding!

[red dog 1]

14. Frank Levin

[red dog 1]

15. "Get my pies out of the oven!"

[VGNonly]

18. Lennie Pike

[JoseBalow]

19. Jonathan Winters

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World

Such a great classic film!

[JoseBalow]

20. Cleopatra Schwartz

[red dog 1]

21. "Cue ball"

[red dog 1]

22. Vinnie Antonelli

[Harker]

23. Rayette Dipesto.

[greatauntoftriplets]

53. Five Easy Pieces.

[Harker]

54. I think Karen Black was outstanding in that role.

[greatauntoftriplets]

55. She was.

[red dog 1]

24. Ellen McKenzie

[VGNonly]

25. Evelyn Couch

[Mad_Dem_X]

26. Fried Green Tomatoes

[JoseBalow]

27. Lynn Forshay

[VGNonly]

28. Jim Casy

[Harker]

30. The preacher from "The Grapes of Wrath."

John Carradine was good in that role.

[VGNonly]

31. It's been said that Jim Casy

filled the John the Baptist role in the novel and film.

[Harker]

32. I took him for more of another J.C., but I know little of biblical matters.

I surely miss a lot of allusions.

[VGNonly]

34. There is another facet

of the Jim Casy/John the Baptist story. Ed Ricketts; a marine biologist, ecologist and philosopher was a good friend of John Steinbeck. A mystic of sorts, he had great influence on Steinbeck.

[Harker]

39. He seems to have been an interesting man.

Thanks for bringing him up, VGNonly.

[Tikki]

29. C C Drood

Tikki

[AllaN01Bear]

33. dale arden. flash gordon .

[jmowreader]

35. Emil Antonowski

[jmowreader]

36. Sergeant Al Powell

[Harker]

38. Diehard.

Shame about the windshield.

[jmowreader]

37. Amber Mendez

[Harker]

40. Ned Scott.

[Harker]

41. Bobby Benson.

[VGNonly]

42. Judge Chamberlain Haller

[JoseBalow]

44. My Cousin Vinny

[VGNonly]

45. "Two Utes"

[JoseBalow]

46. "I wore this ridiculous thing for you."

[red dog 1]

43. Troy Barlow

[JoseBalow]

47. Tampopo

[Harker]

49. "Tampopo."

[JoseBalow]

50. Tampopo!

[PedroXimenez]

48. Rufus Hannassey

[FalloutShelter]

52. Gaff

[Harker]

56. "Bladerunner."

Multiglot and origami artist.

[FalloutShelter]

57. We have a Bingo

I love Blade Runner.

[Harker]

58. As do I.

It's different every time I run it.

[FalloutShelter]

61. I find that also.

There is always another clue or layer to discover.

[Harker]

62. Yes!

[Harker]

59. Willis Bell.

[Harker]

60. Effie Perine.

[VGNonly]

120. The Maltese Falcon

Who played Kaspar Gutman?

[Harker]

123. Sidney Greenstreet.

One of my favorites.

There was a 1930 version with Ricardo Cortez as Sam Spade, and Dwight Frye as Wilmer.

I only saw it once, and it was a treat.

[VGNonly]

125. Bogart, Lorre and Greenstreet

made a slew of films together or in various combinations. Ward Bond, the great character actor was in The Maltese Falcon. Bond was in over 200 films including 31 in 1935 and 23 in 1939.

[red dog 1]

63. Holland March

[JoseBalow]

64. Monte Walsh

[Harker]

67. "Monte Walsh."

[JoseBalow]

68. Monte Walsh!

[Harker]

69. It's the "Tampopo" syndrome!

[JoseBalow]

70. You're two for two!

I tried

[Harker]

71. You've got me nervous.

[Harker]

65. Conway Twill.

[red dog 1]

66. Private Trip

[VGNonly]

75. Glory

portrayed by Denzel Washington.

[red dog 1]

78. You got it!

[Harker]

72. Capt. Lionel Beckman.

[JoseBalow]

73. Jiff Ramsey

[VGNonly]

74. Phillip Vandamm

[Traildogbob]

76. Pre'

In “Without Limits”

[brush]

77. Miles Archer. A character from a film Noir movie from the '40s.

[Harker]

80. Sam Spade's partner.

Got his name scraped off the office door and windows in "The Maltese Falcon."

[brush]

81. You are correct sir/madame. You're a sharp one and know your film noir.

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It's one of my favorite film genres...the high contrast lighting and character elements — a protagonist, villains, femme fatale etc,. just appeals to my eye and sensibilities.

[Harker]

82. Thank you, brush!

I grew up loving film noir (and I include a lot of 30s-40s horror) for all the aspects you mentioned.

I borrowed a deluxe edition of "The Maltese Falcon" that included a 1930 version that starred Ricardo Cortez as Sam Spade, and featured Dwight Frye as Wilmer the gunsel. Well worth watching, brush, if you get the chance.

66 year old male.

[brush]

83. Oh, I'm going to try to find that earlier version of "The Maltese Falcon."

I watch TCM a lot and have seen Recardo Cortez in other movies. Thanks for the tip.

[Harker]

84. Sure thing! n/t

[Brother Buzz]

79. Turkish

[red dog 1]

85. Cal McAffrey

[red dog 1]

86. Marcy Tizard

[red dog 1]

87. Imelda Quirke

[Harker]

88. That'd be "The Commitments."

She popped up in "Doc Martin", and it took me a bit to recognize her.

[red dog 1]

90. Ding!

One of the other female singers, Maria Doyle (as Natalie Murphy) popped up in the very funny 1997 movie "The Matchmaker" starring Janeane Garofalo and Milo O'Shea.

(btw, Hark, there's another member of The Commitments on the list at the top)

[Harker]

94. Was Dean the guitarist?

[Harker]

89. Col, (the bartender.)

The character has no last name in the credits.

[red dog 1]

91. Johnny Crunch

[JoseBalow]

92. Gilbert Gottfried

"Here's to you, Johnny..."

[red dog 1]

93. Ding!

[red dog 1]

95. Al Giordino

[boonecreek]

106. Two movies based on Clive Cussler novels.

"Raise the Titanic" and "Sahara".

[red dog 1]

96. Sheriff Chappy Dent

[VGNonly]

97. Sgt. Hugo Stiglitz

[JoseBalow]

98. Stingo

[KTB2025]

104. Sophie's Choice?

[JoseBalow]

105. That's right!

aka The Biscuit

[red dog 1]

99. Barney Coopersmith

[Angleae]

100. My Blue Heaven

[red dog 1]

103. That's it!

[red dog 1]

101. Homer Wells

[Brother Buzz]

115. The Cider House Rules, Baby!

The movie was good but the book was great. It was so rich, it took me a long time to plough through it; quite possibly John Irving‘s best work.

[Wolf Frankula]

102. Simon Peach

Wolf

[VGNonly]

107. Osgood Fielding III

[Mad_Dem_X]

118. Some Like It Hot

[VGNonly]

119. Nobodys perfect!

[red dog 1]

108. Dumb-Dumb

[JoseBalow]

109. The Killers

Such a great film! I just love Burt Lancaster

[red dog 1]

110. I love Burt Lancaster too, but that character was "Dum-Dum" Clarke

"Dumb-Dumb" is a character from a 2019 movie

[JoseBalow]

111. Oops!

Well, at least I was right to rule out Fred Flintstone!

[red dog 1]

112. I'll give you a big hint,

John Cusack was in it.

[JoseBalow]

113. Hmm, you stumped me on this one

I don't even have a guess.

[red dog 1]

114. Another clue:

It's a western.

[Harker]

116. Paul Verrall.

[Harker]

117. Alex Kintner.

[VGNonly]

121. Whatever happened to Pippet?

[Harker]

122. I like to think he/she swam ashore up the coast a little.

🐕

[VGNonly]

124. The shark had a doggie bag.

[gladium et scutum]

126. Number 41 n/t

[Harker]

127. "Brian's Song."

James Caan as Brian Piccolo.

Bears.

[gladium et scutum]

128. not even close n/t

[VGNonly]

129. Moonlight Graham

[VGNonly]

130. Lisa Carol Fremont

[VGNonly]

131. Sylvie Russo

[red dog 1]

132. Ned Ryerson

[JoseBalow]

133. Groundhog Day