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I never knew The Man Who Laughs was by Hugo, otherwise that would have been easy to guess with that obvious Glasgow Grin! Or that there was a TV movie version. The original with Conrad Veidt inspired the creation of the Joker in the Batman comics:

The Story of Adele H.

Well, gang, I tried.

My guess is Lisztomania.

B minorrrrr

Oh crap. I'm sorry to have derailed this guys. I don't think I ever saw that I won that round. CW can have my turn with his pirate shot.

EDIT: Hmm...except I'm pretty sure I did post again. Maybe those posts got lost when the forum was being worked on?

Well, my game is only a couple weeks old, so I'm far from needing voice, but I'll keep you in mind.

I'm a Southerner too, and by the time your game is in need of voices, I should have the spare time to record some. I can do a variety too, from upper crust Savannah to trailer park Tennessee.

The answer is President Brian Eno, and he put a penny before the judge, thus stating that he was "Eno-cent."

That's The Curve.

28 Days Later?

So North by Northwest?

Whoa! Was that actually Dave Matthews? I was mostly joking when I posted that.

Looks like someone on the Tom Hanks-Jeremy Piven-Dave Matthews spectrum of "People who are starting to get chubby and go bald and look the same to me."

Angel Heart is an amazing movie. Would make a great adventure game too -- I've not played Gabriel Knight, but there might be some similarities there. Hope you didn't read too much and spoil it for yourself, cat.

The Devil In Miss Jones?

I think Ponch is trying to drop hints too.

Crimson: If I'm right, that's one of my all-time favorite movies, but I just had a turn, and won't be around to play over the next few days. But I wanted to say -- great choice of film, and great choice of shot. Hard to imagine the lead actor as he was then when you look at him now.

Cold Turkey (1971)

Indeed, it is Cold Turkey, one of my top five favorite movies.

Does that mean you'd like another?



Aw hell, let's make it a two-fer-one:

Here's another pic, since we seem to be stuck:

This movie featured a variety of beloved television stars, but none of them are Don Knotts or Andy Griffith, nor indeed Howard "Floyd the Barber" McNear.