Which Film Featured These 2 In?

This is a little game I thought of last night. Some films have major actors in and then some have people in small parts to the point where you dont even realise 2 people were in the same film! So I thought I would start a game off. Some would be fairly obvious (e.g. which film featured Nicolas Cage and John Travolta would obviously be Face Off) but lets see if we can pick some obscure ones. I will start:

Which film featured Ving Rhames and Mackauley Culkin in?

Jacob's Ladder

Correct.

Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling.

Crazy Stupid Love?

Crazy Stupid Love and Gangster Squad

Christian Slater & Sean Connery?

The Untouchables?

The Name of The Rose

Yes Julius.

Harrison Ford and River Phoenix - 2 films

Indianna Jones. Last Crusade
Mosquito Coast

 

Shot 21 LCFC wrote:The Untouchables?

Im such a muppet. That was Sean Connery and Kevin Costner not Christian Slater!!

Mickey Rourke and Adrien Brody.

Bullet ?

Yes.

christian bale and gerard butler

That was the awful Reign of Fire!

Okay then Samuel L Jackson, Brad Pitt and Val Kilmer

clue Adam ?

All of them had bit parts in the film and werent main characters.

The screenplay was written by someone very well known.

I have no clue but I guess it is a Quentin Tarantino film.

true romance

Boris Karloff and Jack Nicholson

Little Shop of Horrors ?

Kenny wrote:Little Shop of Horrors ?

Nope but a good effort. Clue - Roger Corman film of the early '60s as Nicholson began his ascent up the slippery pole of film stardom and Karloff descended.

Probably best to bring the Boris Karloff / Jack Nicholson film pairing to a halt. It was Roger Corman's The Raven from 1963.

A final one from me.
Charlie Chaplin and Frazer Hines (from tv soap Emmerdale). Just love such a bizarre pairing.

I can only guess that it must have been Chaplin's last film - A Countess from Hong Kong

JuliusHMarx wrote:I can only guess that it must have been Chaplin's last film - A Countess from Hong Kong

Oooh so close but you don't get your usual cigar this time, Groucho! It was actually Chaplin's penultimate film. Made in England although the title suggests he is elsewhere.

A King in New York?
Didn't realise Hines was that old

JuliusHMarx wrote:A King in New York?
Didn't realise Hines was that old

Spot on.  

Having just checked, Hines was born in '44 and so would have been around 12 or 13 when the film was made. He was at stage school and had already done a few long forgotten tv dramas. I heard him interviewed on the radio about twenty years ago and he came across quite well. He said that if people ever got sniffy about him being in a tv soap, he would enjoy slipping into the conversation, ''When Chaplin and I were working together ...''. That stuck in my memory and I thought this was a good opportunity to bring it up. IMDB show he wasn't credited on the film's cast list but do confirm his appearance.

Judge Reinhold and Steven Spielberg

guildfordbat wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:A King in New York?
Didn't realise Hines was that old

Spot on.  

Having just checked, Hines was born in '44 and so would have been around 12 or 13 when the film was made. He was at stage school and had already done a few long forgotten tv dramas. I heard him interviewed on the radio about twenty years ago and he came across quite well. He said that if people ever got sniffy about him being in a tv soap, he would enjoy slipping into the conversation, ''When Chaplin and I were working together ...''. That stuck in my memory and I thought this was a good opportunity to bring it up. IMDB show he wasn't credited on the film's cast list but do confirm his appearance.

I would have said Chaplin and Sid James...think he played an American news reporter

Dave - yes, Sid James was also in A King in New York along with Chaplin although that would have been too easy for you.  

Besides the Carry On regulars, Sid James appeared with an array of varying talent and personalities including John Mills, Kenneth More, Sean Connery, Patrick McGoohan, Adam Faith, Joe Brown, Jill Ireland and Jayne Mansfield. I have read that he was even shortlisted to play Fagin in Oliver!, eventually taken by the award winning Ron Moody.

JuliusHMarx wrote:Judge Reinhold and Steven Spielberg

I'm out of my depth here. Does Spielberg have tiny bit parts in his own films in the way that Hitchcock did? If so, that would help if I knew any Reinhold films!  I'll have a wild guess at ET.

guildfordbat wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:Judge Reinhold and Steven Spielberg

I'm out of my depth here. Does Spielberg have tiny bit parts in his own films in the way that Hitchcock did? If so, that would help if I knew any Reinhold films!  I'll have a wild guess at ET.

Not E.T.
He's had a couple of bit parts is films he didn't direct, although he was executive producer on this one.

Gremlins

 

Patrick Macnee and Billy Crystal .....................bit of a hard one but i watched it lastnight so fresh in my mind ...........they aren't by any means lead characters

The Princess Bride

No

clue - turn it up to 11

This is spinal tap.

westisbest wrote:This is spinal tap.

correct  

Ben Stiller and Christian Bale

Empire of The Sun?

Aye.  

Sean William Scott & Devon Sawa

Final Destination ?

Yep.

Michael Caine and Christian Bale.