Name this Actor.

I believe that is John Tuturro (sp?) who travelled back in time to play in Kubrick's The Killing.

Seriously though I have no idea of the actor.
 
While we wait for David G. Smiths verification for the above, I'm going to toss in one as a bonus.
4 points for BOTH actor AND movie. Then we'll resume with David's next post.

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I believe that is John Tuturro (sp?) who travelled back in time to play in Kubrick's The Killing.

Seriously though I have no idea of the actor.

Got the movie correct. It is Tim Carney in Kubrick's "The Killing". He always played pretty interesting characters, and from what I understand he was a pretty interesting character himself.
 
While we wait for David G. Smiths verification for the above, I'm going to toss in one as a bonus.
4 points for BOTH actor AND movie. Then we'll resume with David's next post.

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Uhhhh.... no pic. I'll throw out an easy one to get the ball rolling again. Actor, character and movie.

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I knew Aubrey as the Captain of the Golgafrinchims in Hitchhiker's Guide (the TV series, not the abomination). The room, like every set and location in a Kubrick film is instantly recognisable. Woo, finally got one!

Howsabout:

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Both actors and movie (bonus points for director)
 
I knew Aubrey as the Captain of the Golgafrinchims in Hitchhiker's Guide (the TV series, not the abomination). The room, like every set and location in a Kubrick film is instantly recognisable. Woo, finally got one!

Howsabout:

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Both actors and movie (bonus points for director)

Now ya gone and done it!!!... Ya posted a pic from a movie made in the last 20 years. I am stumped!!! :shocked:
 
re:post #124: The pic wassss there. Let me try this one again from a different source.
Again, this is a bonus post only. 4 points for actor AND movie.

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Anthony Hopkins - The Indian

I thought mine was better known otherwise I wouldn't have done a foreign film. The breakout film for the director. Here's another screenshot.

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Anthony Hopkins - The Indian

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Correct. The Worlds Fastest Indian actually but that works.
His personal best acting performance he sais. After reading the script he offered to do it for free. The actors union wouldn't allow him so he took a minimum wage. After seeing the movie I would agree it's his best acting performance.
I've never seen him in a roll like that before.
+4 points.
 
Isabelle Adjani and Christopher Lambert in Luc Besson's "Subway". I like Besson, but have not see that flick yet. It is in my Netflix Que and moved to the top.
 
Correct, correct and correct. It's a quirky movie and one that could only exist in the 80s. Style over substance in a good way. Back to you David.
 
Wow that is Lambert. I looked at the picture on my cell phone earlier today and thought Johnnie Lee Miller just had a bad day.
 
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