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  • Flora Breen Robison on UMR’s 2024 In Memoriam – Rest in Peace Teri GarrCharacter actor Earl Holliman has died age 96. In the first aired The Twilight Zone episode, he appeared in movies like Forbidden Planet and Giant. Rest in peace
  • Sidney Johnson on 2022 MoviesL'immensità Highly rated and acclaimed Italian Drama (3 Nominations in Italy's version of the Oscars) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13051724
  • Sidney Johnson on 2016 MoviesHush highly rated horror film www.imdb.com/title/tt5022702
  • Mike HoF 2020 on ForumsCongratulations on your grand child. What a blessing.
  • Dan on ForumsAnother list. Here are the top 1,000 centers of the Hollywood Universe, as of November 14th, 2024. 1. Eric Roberts (2.90848) 2. Willem Dafoe (2.92157) 3. Samuel L. Jackson (2.92305) 4. Harvey Keitel (2.92457) 5. Michael Madsen (2.92617) 6. Udo Kier (2.93975) 7. Danny Trejo (2.94132) 8. Malcolm McDowell (2.95380) 9. Liam Neeson (2.95470) 10. Max von Sydow (2.95784) 11. Donald Sutherland (2.95976) 12. John Malkovich (2.96136) 13. Rutger Hauer (2.96152) 14. Michael Caine (2.96225) 15. Martin Sheen (2.96444) 16. Alfred Molina (2.96731) 17. Anthony Hopkins (2.97352) 18. Ron Perlman (2.97625) 19. Ben Kingsley (2.97662) 20. Christopher Plummer (2.97769) 21....
  • Dan on Jodie Comer MoviesIsn't this a list of Lady Gaga's films?
  • Mike HoF 2020 on RequestsYour Welcome
  • Shaun on RequestsThanks, Mike! I really appreciate that.
  • Donna Clark on Top Movie Stars of the 1980swheres Don Johnson
  • Anonymous on Top Movie Stars of the 1980swheres Don Johnson
  • Dan on ForumsThe numbers after their name is the amount of actors they appeared with, per the Oracle of Bacon using IMDB numbers.' The Oracle of Bacon is connecting actors to Kevn Bacon through3 steps or less. But that site found over 500 people more connectible in History. They developed the sight around 2000 and they have a list of the most connected actors in history. For instance William S. Hart was in Hello, Frisco with Jackie Coogan who was in the Escape Artist with Joan Hackett who was in Only When I Laugh with Kevin Bacon. Eric Roberts is currently #...
  • Mike HoF 2020 on RequestsHi, There is not much available on William S. Hart movies until 1922 when B.O. data was more available. I found only the following movies from the top 20 to 25 cities domestic only. B.O. data. Maybe Mr. Cogerson or someone else has more. 1922 Travelin' On $44,950.00 1923 Hollywood $302,073.00 1923 Wild Bill Hickok $110,238.00 1924 Singer Jim McKee $70,628.00 1925 Tumbleweeds $103,000.00 1928 Show People CAMEO ONLY $1,100,000.00 Thx
  • Shaun on RequestsMaybe there's not enough data left these days, but just in case...! Coming soon is the 160th birthday of one of the top stars from the early box office, William S Hart. It would be awesome to see him listed among the other luminaries here. Thanks as always for all that you do!
  • Mike HoF 2020 on ForumsHi Dan, Hope all is well. I am inquiring about your list you provide. Can you explain what all the names, numbers, etc mean and what it is for? I am not quite clear, please advise. Thx
  • Dan on ForumsActually 20 of the top 100 have made the Oracle 1000 at one time or another.
  • Dan on ForumsAnn Doran used to be on the Oracle of Bacon's top 1000 most connectible list. Most of those actors who appeared with tons of actors there, maybe 5 or 6 of them, never made the top 1000. They're all squished into the 1930's - 1950's.
  • Mike HoF 2020 on ForumsNo worries. Was very interesting. My database has only 2 actors in 95 % of of the entire list not the others actors. I like reviewing some of the others on occasion. I don't have the time anymore like when I first started. The B.O. data days took me almost 5 years to research and load. I had just completed Ann Doran she was in 192 movies. W can keep doing some on occasion.
  • Dan on ForumsOut of date list, top 100 actors and the number of unique actors they appeared with. An actor is only counted once, so if Dean Martin appeared in 17 films with Jerry Lewis, Jerry counts once. BESS FLOWERS 13838 SAM HARRIS (II) 12961 HAROLD MILLER 11906 JEFFREY SAYRE 10949 ERIC ROBERTS 10514 WILLIAM H. O'BRIEN 10299 FRANKLYN FARNUM 10229 LLOYD KAUFMAN 10204 KENNER G. KEMP 9993 BERT STEVENS (I) 9810 STUART HOLMES 9378 ARTHUR TOVEY 9372 CHUCK HAMILTON 9012 JACK CHEFE 8873 JAMES CONATY 8669 RON JEREMY 8423 LARRY STEERS 8227 FRANK O'CONNOR 8047 DONALD KERR 7979 DANNY TREJO 7973...
  • DAN on ForumsMike You didn't have to do that, I didn't want you making up lists for me. I threw in stuff I did just to show how prolific some actors or extras were. In the old days you could carry all of Jeffrey Sayre or Lane Chandler's credits from the IMDB. If there's an old version of the IMDB online in the Internet Archive ( say 10 years ago) it might show up the old way. i probably put in the whole credits for the whole top 1000 actors on the Oracle of Bacon site in the same time you did...
  • Mike HoF 2020 on ForumsHi Dan, I did Harold Miller. I started at 2:30 am and finished at 12.26 pm. About 9 hours on manually loading his movies which was 655 I have. Here you are. This is the list 1922 West of Chicago 1922 Kissed 1927 The Princess on Broadway 1927 Her Wild Oat 1929 Illusion 1929 New York Nights 1930 One Night at Susie's 1931 Peach O'Reno 1931 Her Majesty, Love 1931 The Cheat 1931 Under 18/Under Eighteen 1931 The Road to Singapore 1932 Movie Crazy 1932 Crooner 1932 The Wet Parade 1932 The Washington Masquerade 1932 Two Against the World 1932...
  • Flora Breen Robison on Stuart Whitman MoviesI have seen 13 Stuart Whitman movies. The HIGHEST rated movie I have seen is The longest Day. The highest rated movie I have NOT seen is The Story of Ruth. The LOWEST rated movie I have seen is The Girl in the Black Stockings. Favourite Stuart Whitman Movies: The longest Day Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines 7 Men From Now Darby's Rangers The Decks Ran Red Murder Inc Crime of Passion Signpost to Murder The Girl in Black Stockings Other Stuart Whitman Movies I Have Seen: Silver Lode Rhapsody Bombers B52 Convicts 4
  • Dan on ForumsI stopped updating in June due to excel not working properly and health concerns.
  • Mike HoF 2020 on ForumsYou win, I have not completed made database yet. Try again later.
  • Dan on ForumsStuart Holmes also appeared in 333 films. STUART HOLMES A Daughter of the Gods (1916) STUART HOLMES A Dispatch from Reuter's (1940) STUART HOLMES A Fugitive from Justice (1940) STUART HOLMES A Kiss in the Dark (1949) STUART HOLMES A Letter to Three Wives (1949) STUART HOLMES A Slight Case of Murder (1938) STUART HOLMES A Song to Remember (1945) STUART HOLMES A Star Is Born (1954) STUART HOLMES Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick (1952) STUART HOLMES Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man (1951) STUART HOLMES Accidents Will Happen (1938) STUART HOLMES Action in the North Atlantic (1943) STUART...
  • DAN on ForumsJeffrey Sayre with 333 films. JEFFREY SAYRE 36 Hours to Kill (1936) JEFFREY SAYRE 4 for Texas (1963) JEFFREY SAYRE A Bucket of Blood (1959) JEFFREY SAYRE A Child Is Born (1939) JEFFREY SAYRE A Life of Her Own (1950) JEFFREY SAYRE A Lion Is in the Streets (1953) JEFFREY SAYRE A Man Called Peter (1955) JEFFREY SAYRE A Nice Little Bank That Should Be Robbed (1958) JEFFREY SAYRE A Night of Adventure (1944) JEFFREY SAYRE A Slight Case of Murder (1938) JEFFREY SAYRE A Song Is Born (1948) JEFFREY SAYRE A Stolen Life (1946) JEFFREY SAYRE A Tragedy at...
  • DAN on ForumsHow about Harold Miller, 418 films. HAROLD MILLER A Blueprint for Murder (1953) HAROLD MILLER A Date with Judy (1948) HAROLD MILLER A Life of Her Own (1950) HAROLD MILLER A Place in the Sun (1951) HAROLD MILLER A Star Is Born (1954) HAROLD MILLER A Stolen Life (1946) HAROLD MILLER Above and Beyond (1952) HAROLD MILLER Accused of Murder (1956) HAROLD MILLER Adventure in Baltimore (1949) HAROLD MILLER Advise & Consent (1962) HAROLD MILLER Affair in Trinidad (1952) HAROLD MILLER Ain't Misbehavin' (1955) HAROLD MILLER Air Raid Wardens (1943) HAROLD MILLER Al Capone (1959) HAROLD MILLER All About Eve...
  • Dan on Stuart Whitman MoviesStuart Whitman is # 455 on the current Oracle list. Stuart appeared with 25 Oscar winners. ANNE BANCROFT The Girl in Black Stockings (1957) BEN JOHNSON War Drums (1957) BRODERICK CRAWFORD Convicts 4 (1962) BRODERICK CRAWFORD The Decks Ran Red (1958) CLORIS LEACHMAN Crazy Mama (1975) EDMOND O'BRIEN Rio Conchos (1964) EDMOND O'BRIEN The Longest Day (1962) ELIZABETH TAYLOR Rhapsody (1954) ELLEN BURSTYN The Color of Evening (1994) ERNEST BORGNINE Bersaglio sull'autostrada (1988) ETHEL BARRYMORE Johnny Trouble (1957) GARY COOPER Ten North Frederick (1958) HENRY FONDA The Longest Day (1962) JACK ALBERTSON CONVICTS 4 (1962) JANE DARWELL Hound-Dog Man (1959)...
  • Dan on ForumsYou beats me again, 202 for Glenn Strange GLENN STRANGE A Man's Land (1932) GLENN STRANGE A Southern Yankee (1948) GLENN STRANGE Across the Plains (1939) GLENN STRANGE Action in the North Atlantic (1943) GLENN STRANGE Adventure's End (1937) GLENN STRANGE Air Devils (1938) GLENN STRANGE Alaska (1944) GLENN STRANGE Alias Jesse James (1959) GLENN STRANGE All the Brothers Were Valiant (1953) GLENN STRANGE Arizona Cyclone (1941) GLENN STRANGE Arizona Days (1937) GLENN STRANGE Arizona Legion (1939) GLENN STRANGE Army Surgeon (1942) GLENN STRANGE Avenging Waters (1936) GLENN STRANGE Backlash (1956) GLENN STRANGE Badlands of Dakota (1941) GLENN STRANGE Bandit...
  • Dan on ForumsYou have me beaten on Bob Steele, I have 141. BOB STEELE 4 for Texas (1963) BOB STEELE A Demon for Trouble (1934) BOB STEELE Alias John Law (1935/I) BOB STEELE Ambush Trail (1946) BOB STEELE Arizona Gunfighter (1937) BOB STEELE Arizona Whirlwind (1944) BOB STEELE Band of Angels (1957) BOB STEELE Bandits of Dark Canyon (1947) BOB STEELE Big Calibre (1935) BOB STEELE Billy the Kid in Santa Fe (1941) BOB STEELE Billy the Kid in Texas (1940) BOB STEELE Billy the Kid Outlawed (1940) BOB STEELE Billy the Kid's Fighting Pals (1941) BOB STEELE Billy the Kid's Gun...
  • Dan on ForumsMike Lane Chandler's 274 in my database LANE CHANDLER A Lady Takes a Chance (1943) LANE CHANDLER A Letter for Evie (1946) LANE CHANDLER A Millionaire for Christy (1951) LANE CHANDLER A Song Is Born (1948) LANE CHANDLER A Southern Yankee (1948) LANE CHANDLER Alaska Highway (1943) LANE CHANDLER Albuquerque (1948) LANE CHANDLER Alcatraz Island (1937) LANE CHANDLER Along Came Jones (1945) LANE CHANDLER Along the Great Divide (1951) LANE CHANDLER Ambush (1950) LANE CHANDLER Among the Living (1941) LANE CHANDLER Angels with Dirty Faces (1938) LANE CHANDLER Apache Ambush (1955) LANE CHANDLER Arabian Nights (1942) LANE CHANDLER Behind Green...
  • Mike HoF 2020 on ForumsHi Mr. Cogerson, Here is a Academy Award nominee missing from your list. Gladys George. Nominated for "Valiant Is the Word for Carrie" Here is a list to help with B.O. data. 1934 Straight Is the Way $108,207.00 1936 Valiant Is the Word for Carrie $312,483.00 1937 Madame X $106,775.00 1938 Marie Antoinette $826,090.00 1938 Love Is a Headache $144,200.00 1939 The Roaring Twenties $467,113.00 1939 I'm from Missouri $245,125.00 1939 Here I Am a Stranger $186,725.00 1939 A Child Is Born $139,600.00 1940 The House Across the Bay $230,628.00 1940 The Way of All Flesh $142,125.00 1941 The Maltese...
  • Mike HoF 2020 on ForumsI have only a few at this time. Sounds like you have quite a large database established. Mine is large, but lacks most of the supporting cast at this time. Just the main female or male lead actors. My process still in work. My database has mostly B.O. data. A couple of other characters are below. Bob Steele 153 movies. Glenn Strange 241 movies.
  • Dan on ForumsLane Chandler has 274 films in my database. The serial The Valley of Vanishing Men has besides Lane, 54 other actors in my database. Union Pacific is the film with the most actors in my database, 53. Around the World in 80 days has 49.
  • Mike HoF 2020 on ForumsHi Dan, My work is still in process at this time. I have several candidates in work. But there is one that stands out currently. A actor named Lane Chandler who has been in 292 movies in my B.O. database. I guess you could call him a modern day Samuel Jackson or Eric Roberts. He starred in movies with almost all the great stars from the 20's to the 1960s. They were mostly minor role and uncredited. Once in awhile he would get lines. He appeared in over 90 movies that are on Mr. Cogerson movie list. Several Blockbusters. Look...
  • Dan on ForumsThat is one long list. Who has appeared in the most films you've worked on?
  • Mike HoF 2020 on ForumsHi Mr. Cogerson, How are you and the family these days? I'm doing well. Awhile back someone wanted to know about a character actor named Gabby Hayes. He played mostly in "B" westerns in the 30's thru 50s last century. He was known for his unusual vocabulary, I did a B.O. dataresearch on him and here is a composite list of most of his movies. Note: Some B.O. data is small because in the top 20 to 25 cities domestic it was taken from 1 or 2 theaters only. Just for fun. 1929 Big News $211,800.00 1929 Smiling Irish Eyes...
  • Sidney Johnson on 1943 Top Grossing MoviesTypo: Immortal Sargeant ->Immortal Sergeant
  • Cogerson on Tom Hanks MoviesThis is our 2nd oldest page....it has been updated over 50 times over the years. As he approaches 70, his movies seem to debut on this chart lower and lower. On this update, Here comes in at #55. Not thinking it is going to crack the Top 50. To date, I have seen 29 of his movies in theaters, but only one since 2016....and that would be 2022's A Man Called Otto. That is easily the second most movies I have seen in theaters by a movie star. He only trails Mr. Bruce Willis.
  • John Hancharick on Eddie Albert Moviesyou ''Sort Eddie Albert movies by adjusted domestic box office grosses using current movie ticket cost (in millions)'' Please give me an example of sorting The Longest Day @449.7 adjusted gross by ''current ticket price'' to get a feasible box office gross. Thanks.
  • Flora Breen Robison on Teri Garr MoviesTeri Garr has died. Bruce. She was 79. Besides Tootsie and Frankenstein, other favourites are The Conversation and The Black Stallion. Rest in peace.
  • Flora Breen Robison on UMR’s 2024 In Memoriam – Rest in Peace Teri GarrTeri Garr has died at the age of 79. I loved her in Tootsie and Young Frankenstein. Rest in peace
  • dennis on John Garfield MoviesGarfield was not complaining...dont get that comment! Great Actor!
  • Dan on ForumsNew list for the Oracle top 1000 Here are the top 1,000 centers of the Hollywood Universe, as of October 14th, 2024. 1. Eric Roberts (2.90689) 2. Harvey Keitel (2.91654) 3. Samuel L. Jackson (2.92133) 4. Willem Dafoe (2.92154) 5. Michael Madsen (2.92331) 6. Udo Kier (2.93527) 7. Danny Trejo (2.94138) 8. Malcolm McDowell (2.94991) 9. Liam Neeson (2.95162) 10. Max von Sydow (2.95274) 11. Donald Sutherland (2.95327) 12. Rutger Hauer (2.95698) 13. John Malkovich (2.95712) 14. Michael Caine (2.95929) 15. Martin Sheen (2.96058) 16. Alfred Molina (2.96252) 17. Anthony Hopkins (2.97001) 18. Ben Kingsley (2.97206) 19. Ron Perlman (2.97481)...
  • Dan on JoBeth Williams MoviesI thought Jobeth was really cool 40 years ago, what with Poltergeist, Endangered Species and American Dreamer. Hard to believe The Big Year was my best film of 2011.
  • DAN on Lou Diamond Phillips MoviesLou Diamond Phillips is #923 on the most recent Oracle of Bacon list. He has appeared with only 8 Oscar winners. BEN JOHNSON Trespasses (1986) BENICIO DEL TORO Che: Part Two (2008) DENZEL WASHINGTON Courage Under Fire (1996) JACK PALANCE Young Guns (1988) JAMES COBURN Young Guns II (1990) KEVIN SPACEY A Show of Force (1990) MARTIN LANDAU Hollywood Homicide (2003) ROBERT DUVALL A Show of Force (1990)
  • Chris Dye on AFI Top 50 Screen LegendsI agree with the vast majority of this list. I’m 56 years old but LOVE the classics and am very familiar with actors from the “Golden Age of Hollywood”. So this isn’t coming from “recency bias”, but Daniel Day Lewis HAS to be on this Top 20 List! Almost ALL of his roles have been spectacular. Although not prolific (not a criteria here), he is clearly one of the greatest actors of his generation! Personally, I would have to bounce either Cagney or more likely Lancaster, which admittedly would not be easy, but necessary. Thoughts?
  • Flora Breen Robison on Mitzi Gaynor MoviesRest in peace Mitzi Gaynor. I love you in South Pacific.
  • Sidney Johnson on 2023 Movies – Includes All Oscar WinsThe Crime Is Mine Well rated French Comedy/Crime Film (1 Cesar Award Nomination) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt20330434/
  • Cogerson on 1949 Top Grossing MoviesThanks John. We certainly screwed that one up. I have fixed that problem. It should appear correctly on the next full website update....thanks for the headsup.
  • Cogerson on UMR’s 2024 In Memoriam – Rest in Peace Teri GarrThanks Dan. I hope all is going well and that you and your wife are back to your regular schedule.
  • Cogerson on Mitzi Gaynor MoviesHey Dan. Thanks for sharing this information on the late Mitzi Gaynor. Her movie career ended 61 years ago....seems she should have made some more movies. Rest in Peace Ms. Gaynor.
  • Cogerson on Mitzi Gaynor MoviesThanks Dan. I heard this sad news yesterday, but could not update UMR until tonight. RIP Mitzi Gaynor.
  • Dan on Mitzi Gaynor MoviesThe above is from Deadline.
  • Dan on Mitzi Gaynor MoviesMitzi Gaynor has died. Mitzi Gaynor, the actor, singer and dancer who starred in such 1950s Hollywood musicals as South Pacific and There’s No Business Like Show Business before going on to conquer the Las Vegas stage and TV variety specials, has died, her management team announced today. She was 93. “As we celebrate her legacy, we offer our thanks to her friends and fans and the countless audiences she entertained throughout her long life,” Rene Reyes and Shane Rosamonda of Gaynor’s MGMT team said today in the statement announcing her death. The statement added, “We take great comfort in...
  • Dan on UMR’s 2024 In Memoriam – Rest in Peace Teri GarrMitzi Gaynor has died. Mitzi Gaynor, the actor, singer and dancer who starred in such 1950s Hollywood musicals as South Pacific and There’s No Business Like Show Business before going on to conquer the Las Vegas stage and TV variety specials, has died, her management team announced today. She was 93. “As we celebrate her legacy, we offer our thanks to her friends and fans and the countless audiences she entertained throughout her long life,” Rene Reyes and Shane Rosamonda of Gaynor’s MGMT team said today in the statement announcing her death. The statement added, “We take great comfort in...
  • John moran on 1949 Top Grossing MoviesThe Woman on Pier 13 and I Married a Communist are the same film. It previewed under the latter title in San Francisco and Los Angeles in 1949 but received a wider release in 1950 under the former title [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041495/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_2_tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_i%2520married%2520a%2520communist]
  • Flora Breen Robison on John Amos MoviesI loved John Amos in Good times and the Mary Tyler Moore Show. That leaves the actresses who played Cloris leachman's daughter and Gavin MacLoed's wife as the sole surviving cast members.
  • Flora Breen Robison on AboutFor some reason the movies are not showing up on any of the pages.
  • Flora Breen Robison on Kris Kristofferson MoviesOh, I just read Dan's comment and realized that I missed Blume in love. I haven't seen that in such a long time I forgot Kris was in it.
  • Flora Breen Robison on Kris Kristofferson MoviesI have seen 3 Kris Kristofferson movies. My favourite is Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. I have also seen Alice Doesn't live Here Anymore and A Star is Born. Rest in peace.
  • Dan on Kris Kristofferson MoviesKris Kristofferson was # 128 on the most recent Oracle list. Kris appeared with 31 Oscar winners. BARBRA STREISAND A Star Is Born (1976) BENICIO DEL TORO Big Top Pee-wee (1988) CATE BLANCHETT I'm Not There. (2007) CHARLTON HESTON Planet of the Apes (2001) CHRIS COOPER Lone Star (1996) CHRIS COOPER Pharaoh's Army (1995) CHRIS COOPER Silver City (2004) CHRISTIAN BALE I'm Not There. (2007) CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER THE STAR (2017) CHRISTOPHER WALKEN Heaven's Gate (1980) ELLEN BURSTYN Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974) ERNEST BORGNINE Convoy (1978) FOREST WHITAKER Powder Blue (2009) FRANCES MCDORMAND Lone Star (1996) GENE HACKMAN Cisco...
  • Dan on ForumsIn the same book, # 49 of 1945. The Bandit of Sherwood Forest, was released February 21, 1946.
  • ANON on Humphrey Bogart MoviesI have tried several times to access the box office info on this site but the usual spot of the latter has been taken up with Top 25 Male AFI Legends.
  • Dan on ForumsIn the same book, 'The Love Bug" is listed as the # 10 film of 1968. It opened March 13, 1969. I remember going to Radio City Music Hall for the first time to see that with their Easter show.
  • Dan on ForumsCheech Marin is currently #352 on the Oracle of Bacon Top 1000. Cheech has appeared with 19 Oscar winners. CHRISTOPHER WALKEN THE WAR WITH GRANDPA (2020) GEORGE CLOONEY From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) GEORGE CLOONEY Spy Kids (2001) GEORGE CLOONEY Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over (2003) JAMIE FOXX The Great White Hype (1996) JAMIE LEE CURTIS Beverly Hills Chihuahua (2008) JAMIE LEE CURTIS Christmas with the Kranks (2004) JEFF BRIDGES Masked and Anonymous (2003) JEREMY IRONS The Lion King (1994) JESSICA LANGE Masked and Anonymous (2003) KEVIN SPACEY It's Tough to Be a Bug (1998) LOUIS GOSSETT JR. The Perfect...
  • Dan on ForumsDo you know in your book 'Top 50 Movies By Year 1927 - 2022", "The Hurt Locker", Oscar winner for best picture for 2009 is not in your top 50 for that year.
  • Cogerson on Maggie Smith MoviesHey Flora. Sad news indeed. Debbie texted me this morning about this bad news. When I got home from school she was watching the first Harry Potter movie. As I watched the end with her, I was realizing that many of the adult actors in that franchise are now gone....Dame Smith, Richard Harris, Robbie Coltrane and Alan Rickman being the biggest names. RIP Dame Smith.
  • Flora Breen Robison on UMR’s 2024 In Memoriam – Rest in Peace Teri GarrMaggie Smith has died at the age of 89. I am going to watch Evil Under the Sun tonight. Rest in peace.
  • Flora Breen Robison on Maggie Smith MoviesBruce, Maggie Smith has died. She was 89. I'm going to watch Evil Under the Sun tonight. Rest in peace
  • McLarty on The French Connection (1971)Hey, are you still open? Your page said closed for some reason. Would love to send you some work that we're getting, can you send me your best number to call or text using this link: https://webchattify.com/get-appt
  • Flora Breen Robison on UMR’s 2024 In Memoriam – Rest in Peace Teri GarrChad McQueen has died at the age of 63. The actor was the son of Steve McQueen. Rest in peace.
  • Flora Breen Robison on Steve McQueen MoviesChad McQueen - Steve's son - has died at the age of 63. He was an actor just like his father. I am most familiar with the original The Karate Kid from 1984. Rest in peace
  • Flora Breen Robison on James Darren MoviesGreat that you are able to do new pages again and thanks for the page on James Darren. I have seen 8 James Darren movies so far including my favourite movie of all time: The Guns of Navarone. I have seen it so often that I thought I had seen more of Darren's films than I have. The HIGHEST rated movie I have seen is The Guns of Navarone. The highest rated movie I have NOT seen is Gidget Goes Hawaiian. The LOWEST rated movie I have seen is All The Young Men. Favourite James Darren Movies: The Guns of...
  • Cogerson on August 29th-September 1st – Houston, We Have A ProblemHey Dan. Sorry to hear about excel and health issues. I hope both are doing better now. Hoping for a quick recovery for you and your database.
  • Cogerson on UMR’s 2024 In Memoriam – Rest in Peace Teri GarrHey Flora. I am sorry for your distress in Alain Delon's passing. He was actually the top trending page on UMR for two straight days. Not too bad for a French movie star. RIP Mr. Delon.
  • Cogerson on UMR’s 2024 In Memoriam – Rest in Peace Teri GarrRest in Peace James Darrin. Hey Flora, I tried pretty hard to get a page on Mr. Darrin, but sadly the database is still in shambles. Thanks for the headsup.
  • Cogerson on UMR’s 2024 In Memoriam – Rest in Peace Teri GarrThanks Flora. A friend at work told me. As soon as I got home I sadly updated his page. RIP James Earl Jones.
  • Flora Breen Robison on UMR’s 2024 In Memoriam – Rest in Peace Teri GarrJames Earl Jones had died at the age at 93. I will always remember him best from Dr. Strangelove. Rest in peace
  • Bobby on RequestsHi Mike, I also really enjoy this type of box office research and I have a background as a programmer and in data science. I have my doubts about HubPages giving you a virus, but I would be more than happy to at least help you organize your data if you are interested.
  • Dan on Austin Pendleton MoviesAustin Pendleton is currently # 556 of the 2024 Oracle of Bacon top 1000. Austin has appeared with 43 Oscar winners. ALAN ARKIN Catch-22 (1970) ALAN ARKIN Raising Flagg (2006) ALAN ARKIN Simon (1980) ALLISON JANNEY FINDING NEMO (2003) ALLISON JANNEY PICCADILLY JIM (2005) ALLISON JANNEY THE ASSOCIATE (1996) ANNE BANCROFT Home for the Holidays (1995) ANTHONY HOPKINS Amistad (1997) BARBRA STREISAND The Mirror Has Two Faces (1996) BARBRA STREISAND What's Up, Doc? (1972) BEN KINGSLEY Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993) BRENDAN FRASER HairBrained (2014) CHARLIZE THERON 2 Days in the Valley (1996) CHARLIZE THERON Trial and Error (1997) CHRISTOPHER...
  • Flora Breen Robison on UMR’s 2024 In Memoriam – Rest in Peace Teri GarrJames Darrin has died at the age of 88. He was a tv actor, but he also appeared in movies, in particular the Gidget films. Rest in peace
  • Cogerson on September 3rd – Newest Page – Brittany Murphy MoviesWoC got some of the database working again, but there is a lot more work to go. Happy first day of school to me...lol.
  • Dan on August 29th-September 1st – Houston, We Have A ProblemI haven't added anything to my database since June, due to excel and health issues.
  • Cogerson on August 29th-September 1st – Houston, We Have A ProblemThanks Flora. We are going away for the weekend, Debbie is hoping to do some work as we drive to our destination. I knew this day was coming....just frustrated that it knocked out the database.
  • Flora Breen Robison on August 29th-September 1st – Houston, We Have A ProblemSorry to hear this. At least you won't lose what you already have.
  • Dcr on Alice Faye MoviesI love Alice Faye
  • me on Alice Faye MoviesYou are just soooooooo awesome dad
  • Dan on August 21st – UMR Book 5 99% DoneDoesn't hard cover usually come before paperback?
  • Cogerson on Charles Walters MoviesHey Flora. 20 is pretty good....or 80% of his movies. He apparently only directed one scene in Gigi...as he was filling in for V. Minnelli who was overseas when they re-shot his scene. I have only seen 8 of his movies. The one I have seen the most is Walk Don't Run....which was Walters and Cary Grant's last theatrical movies. Of the ones we have both seen....I would probably put High Society and Easter Parade as my favorites. Good stuff as always.
  • Flora Breen Robison on Charles Walters MoviesI have seen 20 Charles Walters movies. The HIGHEST Rated movie I have seen is Gigi. The highest rated movie I have NOT seen is Good News. The LOWEST rated movie I have seen is Two Loves. Favourite Charles Walters Movies: Gigi Easter Parade High Society The Unsinkable Molly Brown Ziegfeld Follies Please Don't Eat the Daisies The Barkleys of Broadway Summer Stock Lili The Tender Trap Don't Go Near the Water Cimarron Billy Rose's Jumbo The Belle of New York
  • Cogerson on August 21st – UMR Book 5 99% DoneHey Dan. The first version will be in paperback. About a week later the hard cover will be available. These books always look horrible as downloads. Because of the tables being so big. So not even going down that road. Currently doing the proofreading and fact checking....which is a huge task for all the information in the book. Things we have caught already but screwed up in the first place. I made Benicio Del Toro 71 years old and Joanne Woodward 41 years old. I am sure Ms. Woodward would be glad to make that change.
  • Dan on August 21st – UMR Book 5 99% DoneWhen is coming out? Will it be download or on paper or both?
  • Dan on ForumsNew Oracle of Bacon list (they're so interchangable}. The Center of the Hollywood Universe Here are the top 1,000 centers of the Hollywood Universe, as of August 13th, 2024. 1. Eric Roberts (2.90520) 2. Samuel L. Jackson (2.91815) 3. Willem Dafoe (2.92030) 4. Harvey Keitel (2.92196) 5. Michael Madsen (2.92269) 6. Udo Kier (2.93266) 7. Danny Trejo (2.93985) 8. Liam Neeson (2.94726) 9. Max von Sydow (2.94918) 10. Donald Sutherland (2.94954) 11. Malcolm McDowell (2.95057) 12. Rutger Hauer (2.95477) 13. Michael Caine (2.95491) 14. Martin Sheen (2.95545) 15. John Malkovich (2.95610) 16. Alfred Molina (2.95970) 17. Anthony Hopkins (2.96715) 18....
  • Anonymous on Godzilla MoviesNot anymore!
  • Dan on Peter Sarsgaard MoviesPeter Sarsgaard is # 592 on the 2024 Oracle of Bacon list. Peter has appeared with 34 Oscar winners. ALAN ARKIN Rendition (2007) BEN KINGSLEY Elegy (2008/I) CASEY AFFLECK DESERT BLUE (1998) CATE BLANCHETT Blue Jasmine (2013) CHRIS COOPER Jarhead (2005) DENZEL WASHINGTON THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN (2016) EMMA THOMPSON An Education (2009) GEOFFREY RUSH Green Lantern (2011) HILARY SWANK Boys Don't Cry (1999) J. K. SIMMONS Rendition (2007) JAVIER BARDEM LOVING PABLO (2017) JEREMY IRONS The Man in the Iron Mask (1998/I) JESSICA CHASTAIN MEMORY (2023) JODIE FOSTER Flightplan (2005) JULIE ANDREWS Unconditional Love (2002) KATE HUDSON THE SKELETON KEY...
  • Cogerson on Alain Delon MoviesI just saw that he had passed. Rest in peace Mr. Delon.
  • Flora Breen Robison on Alain Delon MoviesRest in peace Alain Delon. I keep adding new to me movies. He was a great actor
  • Flora Breen Robison on UMR’s 2024 In Memoriam – Rest in Peace Teri GarrI am devested about Alain Delon. I adored him. REst in peace
  • Dan on Ellen Barkin MoviesEllren Barkin is # 935 on the 2024 Oracle list. Ellen has appeared with 24 Oscar winners. AL PACINO Ocean's Thirteen (2007) AL PACINO Sea of Love (1989) ALLISON JANNEY BREAKING NEWS IN YUBA COUNTY (2021) ALLISON JANNEY DROP DEAD GORGEOUS (1999) BENICIO DEL TORO Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998) BENICIO DEL TORO The Fan (1996) BRAD PITT Ocean's Thirteen (2007) CASEY AFFLECK Ocean's Thirteen (2007) CHRIS COOPER This Boy's Life (1993) DUSTIN HOFFMAN THE COBBLER (2015) GEORGE CLOONEY Ocean's Thirteen (2007) JACK NICHOLSON Man Trouble (1992) JAMIE LEE CURTIS The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th...
  • Dan on Jane Greer MoviesJane Greer was never on the Oracle of Bacon top 1000. Jane appeared with 12 Oscar winners. ANTHONY QUINN Sinbad the Sailor (1947) BETTE DAVIS Where Love Has Gone (1964) BURL IVES Station West (1948) DOROTHY MALONE Man of a Thousand Faces (1957) GARY COOPER You're in the Navy Now (1951) GIG YOUNG You for Me (1952) JACK ALBERTSON MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES (1957) JAMES CAGNEY Man of a Thousand Faces (1957) JEFF BRIDGES Against All Odds (1984) JEFF BRIDGES The Company She Keeps (1951) LEE MARVIN Down Among the Sheltering Palms (1953) LEE MARVIN You're in the Navy...

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  1. I was in Hilton Head last month and Savannah also. I did not know Forrest Gump’s bench was there. My wife had to go to Savanah to eat at Paula Dean’s restaurant and I got a T-shirt for the Savanah Bananas college baseball team but I digress from the subject. Maggie Smith is not on the 2016 Oracle of Bacon Top 1000 Center of the Hollywood Universe list. She was # 602 on the 2000 list. These are the actors on the 2016 list she has appeared with;

    5 HARVEY KEITEL Sister Act (1992)
    10 MICHAEL CAINE California Suite (1978)
    10 MICHAEL CAINE Curtain Call (1999)
    10 MICHAEL CAINE SHERLOCK GNOMES (2018)
    23 JOHN HURT Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001)
    23 JOHN HURT Romeo.Juliet (1990)
    26 CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER Lily in Love (1984)
    30 BEN KINGSLEY Romeo.Juliet (1990)
    41 GARY OLDMAN Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
    41 GARY OLDMAN Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)
    41 GARY OLDMAN Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
    67 JAMES HONG SHERLOCK GNOMES (2018)
    73 JOHNNY DEPP SHERLOCK GNOMES (2018)
    89 ROBERT DOWNEY JR. Richard III (1995)
    110 TOM WILKINSON THE BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL (2011)
    121 BOB HOSKINS Hook (1991)
    121 BOB HOSKINS The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne (1987)
    125 VANESSA REDGRAVE Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    125 VANESSA REDGRAVE Romeo.Juliet (1990)
    141 ROBIN WILLIAMS Hook (1991)
    145 HELEN MIRREN Gosford Park (2001)
    155 DUSTIN HOFFMAN Hook (1991)
    163 JAMES CROMWELL Becoming Jane (2007)
    163 JAMES CROMWELL Murder by Death (1976)
    167 J. K. SIMMONS The First Wives Club (1996)
    171 JULIA ROBERTS Hook (1991)
    185 WHOOPI GOLDBERG Sister Act (1992)
    185 WHOOPI GOLDBERG Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993)
    196 RICHARD PORTNOW Sister Act (1992)
    201 JOHN CLEESE Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)
    201 JOHN CLEESE Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001)
    202 JASON ISAACS Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)
    202 JASON ISAACS Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)
    202 JASON ISAACS Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
    202 JASON ISAACS Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)
    202 JASON ISAACS Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)
    205 BOB BALABAN Gosford Park (2001)
    219 DAVID STRAITHAIRN THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL (2015)
    222 EWAN MCGREGOR Nannie McPhee Returns (2010)
    233 JIM BROADBENT Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)
    233 JIM BROADBENT Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)
    233 JIM BROADBENT Richard III (1995)
    253 TOBY JONES HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS (2002)
    264 GLENN CLOSE Hook (1991)
    267 CIARAN HINDS Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)
    285 GWYNETH PALTROW Hook (1991)
    303 LASCO ATKINS HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE (2005)
    309 DAVID WARNER Ladies in Lavender. (2004)
    312 JULIAN SANDS A Room with a View (1985)
    313 GEORGE KENNEDY Death on the Nile (1978)
    318 DAN HEDAYA The First Wives Club (1996)
    345 MIRIAM MARGOLYES Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)
    345 MIRIAM MARGOLYES Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)
    345 MIRIAM MARGOLYES Ladies in Lavender. (2004)
    372 RALPH FIENNES Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)
    372 RALPH FIENNES Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
    372 RALPH FIENNES Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)
    372 RALPH FIENNES Nannie McPhee Returns (2010)
    380 RICHARD GERE THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL (2015)
    388 MICHAEL GAMBON Gosford Park (2001)
    388 MICHAEL GAMBON Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)
    388 MICHAEL GAMBON Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
    388 MICHAEL GAMBON Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)
    388 MICHAEL GAMBON Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)
    388 MICHAEL GAMBON Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
    388 MICHAEL GAMBON Othello (1965)
    388 MICHAEL GAMBON The Last September (1999)
    413 JAMES COBURN California Suite (1978)
    413 JAMES COBURN Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993)
    419 ELLEN BURSTYN Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (2002)
    426 CHARLES DANCE GOSFORD PARK (2001)
    436 IAN HOLM Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    450 JASON STATHAM Gnomeo & Juliet (2011)
    473 MIRANDA RICHARDSON Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
    488 RHYS IFANS Nannie McPhee Returns (2010)
    494 BILL NIGHY The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011)
    494 BILL NIGHY THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL (2015)
    496 JUDI DENCH A Room with a View (1985)
    496 JUDI DENCH Ladies in Lavender. (2004)
    496 JUDI DENCH Tea with Mussolini (1999)
    496 JUDI DENCH The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2012)
    496 JUDI DENCH THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL (2015)
    512 BRENDAN GLEESON HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE (2005)
    512 BRENDAN GLEESON HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX (2007)
    515 MARCIA GAY HARDEN Curtain Call (1999)
    515 MARCIA GAY HARDEN The First Wives Club (1996)
    518 KEVIN KLINE MY OLD LADY (2014)
    537 JENNIFER JASON LEIGH Washington Square (1997)
    551 EMMA THOMPSON Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)
    551 EMMA THOMPSON Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
    551 EMMA THOMPSON Nannie McPhee Returns (2010)
    556 DAVID RASCHE DIVINE SECRETS OF THE YA-YA SISTERHOOD (2002)
    558 SAM SHEPARD Curtain Call (1999)
    562 STOCKARD CHANNING The First Wives Club (1996)
    572 CARRIE FISHER Hook (1991)
    588 TIMOTHY SPALL FROM TIME TO TIME (2009)
    588 TIMOTHY SPALL Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)
    588 TIMOTHY SPALL HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE (2005)
    588 TIMOTHY SPALL HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE (2009)
    588 TIMOTHY SPALL HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX (2007)
    588 TIMOTHY SPALL HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN (2004)
    588 TIMOTHY SPALL THE MISSIONARY (1982)
    592 JOHN GIELGUD Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    599 NICKY KATT SISTER ACT (1992)
    602 ALBERT FINNEY Washington Square (1997)
    642 DAVID THEWLIS Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)
    642 DAVID THEWLIS HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE (2009)
    642 DAVID THEWLIS HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX (2007)
    642 DAVID THEWLIS HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN (2004)
    662 DEREK JACOBI Gosford Park (2001)
    662 DEREK JACOBI Othello (1965)
    664 ALAN RICKMAN HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS (2002)
    664 ALAN RICKMAN Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)
    664 ALAN RICKMAN HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE (2005)
    664 ALAN RICKMAN HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE (2009)
    664 ALAN RICKMAN HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX (2007)
    664 ALAN RICKMAN HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN (2004)
    664 ALAN RICKMAN HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER’S STONE (2001)
    667 PETE POSTLEWAITE A Private Function (1984)
    670 SANDRA BULLOCK Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (2002)
    684 PETER FALK Murder by Death (1976)
    687 KRISTIN SCOTT THOMAS Gosford Park (2001)
    687 KRISTIN SCOTT THOMAS Keeping Mum (2005)
    687 KRISTIN SCOTT THOMAS MY OLD LADY (2014)
    687 KRISTIN SCOTT THOMAS Richard III (1995)
    693 RICHARD E. GRANT Gosford Park (2001)
    696 MAGGIE GYLLENHAAL Nannie McPhee Returns (2010)
    707 HELENA BONHAM CARTER A Room with a View (1985)
    707 HELENA BONHAM CARTER Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)
    707 HELENA BONHAM CARTER Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)
    707 HELENA BONHAM CARTER Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)
    712 JANE SEYMOUR Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    718 LOUIS GOSSETT JR. Travels with My Aunt (1972)
    732 HRVOJE KLECZ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)
    739 DIANE KEATON The First Wives Club (1996)
    762 JACK WARDEN Death on the Nile (1978)
    784 ROBBIE COLTRANE Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)
    784 ROBBIE COLTRANE Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011)
    784 ROBBIE COLTRANE Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
    784 ROBBIE COLTRANE Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)
    784 ROBBIE COLTRANE Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)
    784 ROBBIE COLTRANE Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
    784 ROBBIE COLTRANE Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001)
    801 IAN MCKELLEN RICHARD III (1995)
    805 JANE FONDA California Suite (1978)
    845 CLIVE OWEN Gosford Park (2001)
    863 DEEP ROY HOOK (1991)
    875 JENIFER LEWIS SISTER ACT (1992)
    875 JENIFER LEWIS SISTER ACT 2: BACK IN THE HABIT (1993)
    892 LAMBERT WILSON THE LAST SEPTEMBER (1999)
    909 JULIE CHRISTIE Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
    909 JULIE CHRISTIE Young Cassidy (1965)
    914 CLIFF ROBERTSON The Honey Pot (1967)
    934 VICTOR GARBER THE FIRST WIVES CLUB (1996)
    958 ANNE HATHAWAY Becoming Jane (2007)
    965 GARY RODRIGUEZ SISTER ACT (1992)
    974 ASHLEY JUDD DIVINE SECRETS OF THE YA-YA SISTERHOOD (2002)
    975 MIA FARROW Death on the Nile (1978)
    976 TIMOTHY BOTTOMS Love and Pain and the Whole Damn Thing (1973)
    987 IAN ABERCROMBIE HOOK (1991)

    The following actors worked with Maggie and were on the 2000 list but have since fallen off;

    9 ORSON WELLES The V.I.P.s (1963)
    25 RODDY MCDOWELL Evil Under the Sun (1982)
    52 JAMES MASON Evil Under the Sun (1982)
    52 JAMES MASON The Pumpkin Eater (1964)
    61 TREVOR HOWARD The Missionary (1982)
    94 ROBERT MORLEY Go to Blazes (1962)
    94 ROBERT MORLEY Hot Millions (1968)
    102 DAVID NIVEN Better Late Than Never (1983)
    102 DAVID NIVEN Death on the Nile (1978)
    102 DAVID NIVEN Murder by Death (1976)
    122 JOHN MILLS Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    133 WALTER MATTHAU California Suite (1978)
    141 ANNE BANCROFT The Pumpkin Eater (1964)
    144 PETER USTINOV Death on the Nile (1978)
    144 PETER USTINOV Evil Under the Sun (1982)
    144 PETER USTINOV Hot Millions (1968)
    151 CESAR ROMERO Hot Millions (1968)
    153 JAMES GARNER Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (2002)
    164 HARRY ANDREWS Death on the Nile (1978)
    171 JOHN WOOD Richard III (1995)
    175 MICHAEL HORDERN The Missionary (1982)
    175 MICHAEL HORDERN The V.I.P.s (1963)
    216 LAURENCE OLIVIER Clash of the Titans (1981)
    216 LAURENCE OLIVIER Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    216 LAURENCE OLIVIER Othello (1965)
    227 RICHARD BURTON The V.I.P.s (1963)
    266 JEAN-PIERRE CASSEL Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    281 ELIZABETH TAYLOR The V.I.P.s (1963)
    308 SAM WANAMAKER Death on the Nile (1978)
    326 ANGELA LANSBURY Death on the Nile (1978)
    358 CLAIRE BLOOM Clash of the Titans (1981)
    359 KARL MALDEN Hot Millions (1968)
    367 ROBERT STEPHENS The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969)
    367 ROBERT STEPHENS Travels with My Aunt (1972)
    373 RICHARD PRYOR California Suite (1978)
    385 SYDNEY LASSICK Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993)
    392 ALEC GUINNESS Murder by Death (1976)
    397 ELKE SOMMER Lily in Love (1984)
    400 VALERIE PERRINE Curtain Call (1999)
    409 ROD TAYLOR The V.I.P.s (1963)
    409 ROD TAYLOR Young Cassidy (1965)
    431 MARIANNE STONE Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    443 SUSANNAH YORK Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    464 JOHN ALDERSON Evil Under the Sun (1982)
    469 FRANK FINLAY Othello (1965)
    501 ALDO SAMBRELL Travels with My Aunt (1972)
    515 BESSIE LOVE Nowhere to Go (1958)
    524 RICHARD WATTIS The V.I.P.s (1963)
    540 FREDDIE JONES Ladies in Lavender. (2004)
    575 JACK HAWKINS Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    593 LESLIE PHILLIPS Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)
    593 LESLIE PHILLIPS Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001)
    596 ADOLFO CELI The Honey Pot (1967)
    602 MAGGIE SMITH Death on the Nile (1978)
    610 EDWARD FOX Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    613 JOHN LE MESURIER Go to Blazes (1962)
    621 RICHARD JOHNSON The Pumpkin Eater (1964)
    650 ARTHUR MALET Hook (1991)
    667 MICHAEL JETER Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993)
    673 PETER SELLERS Murder by Death (1976)
    684 ALAN BATES Gosford Park (2001)
    684 ALAN BATES Quartet (1981)
    685 PETER MALONEY Washington Square (1997)
    699 ART CARNEY Better Late Than Never (1983)
    712 FINLAY CURRIE Go to Blazes (1962)
    765 LOUIS JOURDAN The V.I.P.s (1963)
    770 GOLDIE HAWN The First Wives Club (1996)
    774 BETTE MIDLER The First Wives Club (1996)
    790 ROLAND CULVER The Missionary (1982)
    792 LOIS CHILES Death on the Nile (1978)
    809 DIRK BOGARDE Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    819 RALPH RICHARDSON Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    837 GERALD SIM Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    837 GERALD SIM The Pumpkin Eater (1964)
    841 NIGEL HAWTHORNE Richard III (1995)
    848 FRANK LATIMORE The Honey Pot (1967)
    851 CEDRIC HARDWICKE The Pumpkin Eater (1964)
    890 JAMES BOOTH Keeping Mum (2005)
    901 BERNARD LEE Nowhere to Go (1958)
    906 GEOFFREY KEEN Nowhere to Go (1958)
    916 RICHARD GRIFFITHS Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)
    916 RICHARD GRIFFITHS Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
    918 BETTE DAVIS Death on the Nile (1978)
    927 PHILIP BOSCO The First Wives Club (1996)
    951 PERCY HERBERT Child in the House (1956)
    965 MARY WICKES Sister Act (1992)
    965 MARY WICKES Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993)
    999 JULIAN GLOVER Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)

    Maggie has worked with 47 Oscar winners;

    ALEC GUINNESS Murder by Death (1976)
    ANNE BANCROFT The Pumpkin Eater (1964)
    ANNE HATHAWAY Becoming Jane (2007)
    ART CARNEY Better Late Than Never (1983)
    BEN KINGSLEY Romeo.Juliet (1990)
    BETTE DAVIS Death on the Nile (1978)
    CHER Tea with Mussolini (1999)
    CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER Lily in Love (1984)
    CLIFF ROBERTSON The Honey Pot (1967)
    DANIEL DAY-LEWIS A Room with a View (1985)
    DAVID NIVEN Better Late Than Never (1983)
    DAVID NIVEN Death on the Nile (1978)
    DAVID NIVEN Murder by Death (1976)
    DIANE KEATON The First Wives Club (1996)
    DUSTIN HOFFMAN Hook (1991)
    ELIZABETH TAYLOR The V.I.P.s (1963)
    ELLEN BURSTYN Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (2002)
    EMMA THOMPSON Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)
    EMMA THOMPSON Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
    EMMA THOMPSON Nannie McPhee Returns (2010)
    GARY OLDMAN Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
    GARY OLDMAN Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)
    GARY OLDMAN Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
    GEORGE KENNEDY Death on the Nile (1978)
    GOLDIE HAWN The First Wives Club (1996)
    GWYNETH PALTROW Hook (1991)
    HELEN MIRREN Gosford Park (2001)
    J. K. SIMMONS The First Wives Club (1996)
    JAMES COBURN California Suite (1978)
    JAMES COBURN Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993)
    JANE FONDA California Suite (1978)
    JIM BROADBENT Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)
    JIM BROADBENT Richard III (1995)
    JOHN GIELGUD Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    JOHN MILLS Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    JUDI DENCH A Room with a View (1985)
    JUDI DENCH Ladies in Lavender. (2004)
    JUDI DENCH Tea with Mussolini (1999)
    JUDI DENCH The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2012)
    JUDI DENCH THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL (2015)
    JULIA ROBERTS Hook (1991)
    JULIE CHRISTIE Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
    JULIE CHRISTIE Young Cassidy (1965)
    KARL MALDEN Hot Millions (1968)
    KEVIN KLINE MY OLD LADY (2014)
    LAURENCE OLIVIER Clash of the Titans (1981)
    LAURENCE OLIVIER Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    LAURENCE OLIVIER Othello (1965)
    LOUIS GOSSETT JR. Travels with My Aunt (1972)
    MARCIA GAY HARDEN Curtain Call (1999)
    MARCIA GAY HARDEN The First Wives Club (1996)
    MARGARET RUTHERFORD The V.I.P.s (1963)
    MICHAEL CAINE California Suite (1978)
    MICHAEL CAINE Curtain Call (1999)
    MICHAEL CAINE SHERLOCK GNOMES (2018)
    PETER FINCH The Pumpkin Eater (1964)
    PETER USTINOV Death on the Nile (1978)
    PETER USTINOV Evil Under the Sun (1982)
    PETER USTINOV Hot Millions (1968)
    REX HARRISON The Honey Pot (1967)
    ROBIN WILLIAMS Hook (1991)
    SANDRA BULLOCK Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (2002)
    SUSAN HAYWARD The Honey Pot (1967)
    VANESSA REDGRAVE Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
    VANESSA REDGRAVE Romeo.Juliet (1990)
    WALTER MATTHAU California Suite (1978)
    WENDY HILLER The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne (1987)
    WHOOPI GOLDBERG Sister Act (1992)
    WHOOPI GOLDBERG Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993)

    Bessie Love who she appeared with made her first film in 1915. She starred in the best picture of 1929 The Broadway Melody.

    I’ve recounted the first nude scene I saw was in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie which was also the first Maggie Smith film I saw.

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    1. Dan, great job. now I have to go to savannah. 47 huge number Oscar winners. Hail Britannia! led by alec Guinness, with lots of caine,niven, emma Thompson,redgrave, Ustinov, Olivier, Mirren dench, geilgud, rex Harrison, john mills.
      I hope this gets moved to Maggie smith page.

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    2. Dan – you accidentally put this Oracle of the Bacon discussion on Forums page instead of Maggie Smith Movies.

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  2. HI The BIG TWO

    Have tried several times to post a response to Steve’s new Jodie Foster video but I don’t know if (1) Bruce’s probably all-time greatest fans The Spammers are at work again or (2) another of my jokes has backfired and the post is being rejected because some touchy guy in England or Shangri- La has taken offence at some innocent quip of mine.

    Anyway I have kept a copy of the post until hopefully the coast is clear to send it. Of course as you both know ANY post of mine is worth making millions of copies of and on the Top UMI Contributors table I should maybe get credit for all 5 times I have tried to submit the Foster post

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    1. Somehow that comment ended up in the Spam folder…I have no idea why. A quick check does not see any other “non-spam” comments there….so I have no idea why it pulled your comment there. But it is now approved…sorry about that.

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  3. Sorry I have not been able to comment back on all the comments. My regular school job ended last Thursday….at least for 11 weeks…but started a summer job today…..that one is actually longer hours. Thus finding the one to two hours a day to do comments has taken a backseat to work. It is in the same club as watching movies, promoting the new pages and hanging out with kids. Just not enough hours in the day. Already only sleep about 4 hours a day. But I will make a better effort in the future. Starting with Agnes Moorehead.

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    1. Only 4 hours a day? Ouch. I know how that is, I am a fellow insomniac myself. Most things do take a backseat to work. Take care of yourself. I understand you can’t always answer.

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      1. Normally the summer is a time to rest…but this year WoC and I have a change to invest in something that will really benefit us in the long run…so we are doing extra jobs this summer. Just got home from work….and after only a few comments starting to get slllleeeeepppppyyyyy already. Feel like I am burning the candles at both ends and in the middle…..lol.

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  4. HI STEVE I tend to keep at least for a while lists of most posts that I submit to this site and at times I even retain copies of posts that I send but which receive no response. I realise that whilst a lot of my comments might hold little attraction for many viewers [who naturally have their own priorities/interests] there should be on the law of averages one would think at least a some that draw attention and indeed a reasonable number do.

    Of course my avid admirers like you may well conclude that I have said EVERYTHING on a subject that needs to be said and therefore requires no rejoinder!! Also a nil response to a post does not necessarily indicate no interest in it as other viewers could well like it but not have either the time and/or the inclination to reply to it, which is their entitlement.

    Also I have to concede that whilst I have a lot more time on my hands than probably many other viewers I TOO still cannot always on occasions find the time to respond to as many posts as I would like.

    However as I usually expend a lot of time researching material for, and composing, my posts I keep the records that I have mentioned above so that if a pattern of nil responses emerges to subjects that I raise I can consider refraining from future comments on those issues. For example there seems to be a pattern in the normal nil responses to comments on birthday tributes so perhaps no response is called for to those tributes – see for instance my Sept 5 2017 post on Michael Keaton’s page

    I should add that my records indicate that NEVER have you failed to respond to one of my many initial posts about your videos and often I get “bonus” supplementary responses from you as well- your extra comment about Chuck a short time ago are but one example [though I don’t think Ladd would have had much trouble bossing Arnie about and giving him a good hiding if he didn’t do what he was told!]. . Given how busy I know you are your frequency of response constitutes an amazing record and your courtesy and diligence are appreciated.

    Therefore in the hope of assisting you to economize on your time I propose to from time to time convey lists of my posts which have received a nil response so that you will be able to consider whether it is worth expending your own efforts on the subjects concerned and for openers a list of some of the “neglected” posts from me in recent weeks is in a separate submission today.

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    1. EXAMPLES OF RECENT BOB ROY POSTS RECEIVING A NIL RESPONSE

      1 5 JUNE – Drawing attention on Fred MacMurray’s page to possible minute “overkill”. Admittedly the, as I personally perceived it, “flaw” is inconsequential and likely to irritate only pedantic “purist” movie buffs like me but many weeks before that, again trying to be helpful, I drew attention to the fact that Gabby Hayes was listed as the star of Jump into Hell in the 1955 annual review whereas to the best of my knowledge Gabby was not in that flick and the lead actor was a then Warner Bros “pretty boy” the late Jacques Sernas of the 1956 Helen of Troy mayfly fame. Hayes remains listed as the star.

      2 6 June. An appreciation by me of the career of Harvey Keitel on his page.

      3 8 June. Comments on the 1970 annual review

      4 13 Jun Comments on the 1971 annual review.

      [I place great value in the reviews generally so have hitherto usually felt inclined to comment.]

      5 14 June. In a post welcoming additions to the Brando page I also drew attention to the duplicate listing of a movie. Again, although I would dearly love for Mr Brando to retain the extra $140 million that the duplication brings him I was trying to be of assistance in pointing out the error as I know what an impossible task it is for the authors to avoid or immediately spot every error among such a massive and amazing wealth of detail as that which is always meticulously provided on this site.

      Concluding on a more positive note though I thought that a nice touch was the special publication today of the run of contributors’ Father’s Day posts.

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      1. Bob-

        Even though I don’t always respond to your posts, I always read them. Many of your posts are headed specifically “Bob to Steve” and I enjoy reading your conversations about the latest Steve video identity.

        I know that it is frustrating when your post is not answered. I find that is more likely to happen to me when the page is not a new UMR subject. Therefore, I tend to post only on new pages. However, I do remember that when Agnes Moorhead – a favourite of mine – got a new page, I answered promptly as I usually do, and ultimately nobody’s were answered on that one.

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        1. HI FLORA Thanks for your response and it’s good to know you’re reading my posts because I know you have a lot of irons in the fire.

          Indeed it always cheers me immensely when I see one of YOUR posts flagged up and our mutual respect of each other’s offerings reminds me of an old pop song by songstress Teresa Brewer

          We belong to a mutual
          Admiration society,
          My [Flora] and me
          We belong to a mutual
          Admiration society

          I think she’s endearing
          And she’s smart
          She thinks that
          I play my part
          In appreciating art.

          The only quarrelling
          That we do is
          Just who admires
          Who more than who

          So it is that we
          My [Flora] and me
          We belong to a mutual
          Admiration Society.

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        2. Hi Flora, I saw your post and checked out Agnes Moorehead page, you’re right, no response from the chief on our comments. Ironically the only person he replied to on that page has been dead for years. [Bob winces] 🙂

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          1. Life’s night begins if he never comes back to us
            There would be doubt, hesitation and pain,
            And never glad confident morning again!

            ROBERT BROWNING The Lost Leader.

    2. Bob, I know how you feel concerning comments that don’t get a response from anyone, it happens to me from time to time and even quite recently too I’ve had maybe three comments to new UMR topics left unread.

      There’s no law saying that all comments should get a response but it does dampen enthusiasm next time you’re about to write something and you’re wondering if it’s worth the bother.

      It’s worse when the only comment that hasn’t had a reply on a new UMR page is your own, that’s happened to me quite a few times, my comment is surrounded by other people’s comments but mine is the only one that didn’t get a reply. [sniff] 😉

      Bob, I’m pretty sure your posts get read even when they don’t get a response. Sometimes your readers feel there’s nothing more to add, and maybe a smiley would suffice.

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      1. HI STEVE

        Thanks for the comforting words . Suddenly the wilderness doesn’t seem so empty anymore!

        Perhaps when we feel that our posts are being unduly neglected you and I should deploy on the site the kind of plea that British Post Office once regularly put out to the general public in an effort to drum up business “Someone, somewhere is waiting for a letter from you.”

        I see that in fact the Work Horse has now removed the Brando duplication of One Eyed Jacks from Marlon’s page. [Damn you and your protests about aliases/nicknames Steve– I miss saying Mr Mumbles!]. So maybe my post of 14 June wasn’t wasted after all
        .
        However there’s a sting in the tail. I said that the duplication was giving Brando an extra $140 million whereas the figure was nearer $150 million , which means Marlon has now lost the higher rather than the lower figure with the duplication removal. So instead of for once playing the Good Guy why couldn’t I have just kept my big mouth shut. That Work Horse guy always seems to have the last laugh over me.

        Anyway look forward to your next video. They always cheer me up even when all on this site have deserted me! “Everyone loved him! Everyone disappeared!” [Jerry Maguire]

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  5. HI GUYS!
    Steve has expressed concern from time to time that the aliases that I have occasionally used could confuse some folks who try to follow my posts. I think I noticed yesterday that somebody was using aliases that might be deemed a bit risqué for this site.

    So let me assure you that I am not the person(s) concerned. It is true that despite advancing years I might still retain a certain appeal. I mean look at the young co-stars who still seem to admire Fading Ford, Ancient Arnie and Wilting Willis in their movies so as legendary Brit actor/vaudeville entertainer the Great George Formby used to sing as he strummed his ukulele

    “If women like that like men like that,
    Why can’t women like me?”

    However when using aliases on occasions when I wish to attract the attention of either/both of you there would be no fun in it if neither of you DID KNOW it was I who was behind the alias and it is always only on such occasions that I do use an alias. I mean it would be a very boring week for me if The Work Horse for example was completely unaware that YOURS TRULY was the one who was trying to wind him up.

    Also it’s not my style to do genuine “incognito” so I would not wish to adopt a Joel and Hyde persona on this site and I certainly hope that none of the aliases that I have used have been offensive to anyone.

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    1. Hey Bob…..you know at first I thought those 3 spam comments had to be you….lol. It was the first spam to work it’s way passed on security guards in awhile…..hopefully this was not the scout team for more spam coming. Thanks for the disclaimer.

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      1. HI BRUCE
        Thanks for the explanation. It never actually occurred to me that the “Alias” was a spam and I was concerned you might think it was I who was spoofing around as usual.

        I know that it was the kind of terminology that you frown upon on your site so It did occur to me that you might remove it so I wasn’t surprised when I checked this morning and saw it gone.

        Pity Steve missed the 3 spams. That’ll teach him not to check this site as often as I do!

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    2. Bob, noooo! I missed the risque aliases! [weeps] Bruce must have removed them.

      I think if you stick to Bob Roy everyone will know it’s you. Bob Cox uses both his names so there’s no confusion there.

      ‘In the Shadows’ remains a mystery poster, could it be John? Or a reincarnated Joel?

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      1. Or Charley Bill reaching from beyond his last grave trying to convince YOU of the validy of reincarnation beliefs!

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