The Sugarland Express (1974)

That's the right answer. :)

well..it's Buster Keaton but the only film of his I can name is "The General" though it also happens to be the funniest film ever made.

Gee, maybe that isn't Buster Keaton, but it should be.

I mean, who the Hell is that?????

Haha, both you and Orema have guess correctly that it is Buster Keaton. Here's a hint: He's a bit of a red herring in that he only made a cameo appearance in "This Movie". His age and what he was famous for is a major clue as to the theme of this movie. :goodluck:

I believe that is Buster Keaton in Sunset Boulevard:popcorn:

I think Homeo is right with Sunset Boulevard, but only because hy's seldom wrong about these things.

I don't remember Keaton making a cameo appearance in Sunset, but I haven't seen that film in ages. All the more reason to watch it again. :)

"All right, Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up."
 

Well done, that is correct! If I post a clip of Norma Desmond y'all would have got it immediately haha.

I need very little excuse to watch this film noir classic. Blink and you may miss Buster and other silent movie stars who also make a brief appearance. :)

Night Falls on Manhattan.........

IF you've never seen this movie PLEASE watch it if ever it should come your way. I can guarantee you won't be disappointed

Guilty by Suspicion Robert De Niro, Annette Bening, George Wendt (aka Norm from Cheers)

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Yes that is Billy Dee Williams.........

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I believe that is Alfred Molina in the background

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Not the best picture but yes that is Meryl Streep

I reckon Spencer Tracy and Elizabeth Taylor in Father of the Bride (1950) :cigar2:

One of my favorite Salma Hayek performances. Frida (2002)