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I thought for sure I’d be able to get Leslie Nielson from Airplane! to Ford, but that didn’t pan out either.
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Leslie Nielson to Mel Brooks, Dracula: Dead & Loving it
Mel Brooks to Cary Elwes, Robin Hood: Men in Tights
Cary Elwes to Billy Crystal, The Princess Bride
Billy Crystal to Carrie Fisher, When Harry met Sally
Carrie Fisher to Harrison Ford, Star Wars
[QUOTE=Walloon]
So we have to factor in ignorance?
The Americanization of Emily (1964) was an “A” picture, nominated for a couple of Oscars. Too bad if today’s moviegoers don’t recognize it, but that’s their loss.
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I guess you have to factor in age as well as ignorance. This is a game I played with people my age. I wasn’t born until 14 yrs after that movie came out.
If it makes you feel any better I’ll put that movie on my “to watch” list.
[QUOTE=gonzoron]
Leslie Nielson to Mel Brooks, Dracula: Dead & Loving it
Mel Brooks to Cary Elwes, Robin Hood: Men in Tights
Cary Elwes to Billy Crystal, The Princess Bride
Billy Crystal to Carrie Fisher, When Harry met Sally
Carrie Fisher to Harrison Ford, Star Wars
(I’m sure there’s a shorter way, though…)
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I came up with something very close to that, but from Bruce Lee to Ford is still seven degrees.
Bruce Lee to John Saxon, Enter the Dragon
John Saxon to Timothy Carhart, Beverly Hills Cop III
Tim Carhart to Harrison Ford, Working Girl
I first tried to establish a path through Total Recall, except that wasn’t John Saxon but Michael Ironside, and I’ve never been able to keep those two tough guys straight! :o
Bruce Lee to John Saxon, Enter the Dragon
John Saxon to Timothy Carhart, Beverly Hills Cop III
Tim Carhart to Harrison Ford, Working Girl
I first tried to establish a path through Total Recall, except that wasn’t John Saxon but Michael Ironside, and I’ve never been able to keep those two tough guys straight! :o
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[Vader] * Impressive*[/Vader]
Chuck Norris was in “Missing in Action” with James Hong. Yeah, Yeah, I [del]cheated on[/del] IMDB’d that one.
So, with “Way of the Dragon” as the starting point, I got:
[QUOTE=The Scrivener]
I first tried to establish a path through Total Recall, except that wasn’t John Saxon but Michael Ironside, and I’ve never been able to keep those two tough guys straight! :o
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I was originally thinking Richard Kiel -> Paul Newman (or Robert Redford) -> Robert Shaw -> Sean Connery, but it was Ted Cassidy, not Richard Kiel, in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
[QUOTE=lissener]
John Saxon was in War Hunt with Robert Redford and Tom Skerritt, among others. Any help there?
[/QUOTE] Robert Redford to Robert Shaw (The Sting) to Sean Connery (From Russia With Love) to Harrison Ford (Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade).
Or, with help from IMDb;
Redford to Shaw to Ford (Force 10 From Navarone)
A triple-Bond move from Controvert, very nice.
C’mon, no one else thinks it was cool to make a chain using Barbara Billingsley and Richard Kiel?
[QUOTE=Robot Arm]
A triple-Bond move from Controvert, very nice.
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Thanks… it’s surprisingly fun to do it in pictures. I was inspired by Walloon’s comment about appearing in scenes together. So, my rule is photos where two movie actors appear together (nobody between them and no movie posters or collages unless it is clearly a single photo) I had trouble getting from Pierce Brosnan to Sean Connery… have those two ever met in person? Roger Moore saved me.
I’m sure someone will come along and beat 13… but with or without Bacon?
[QUOTE=gonzoron]
Leslie Nielson to Mel Brooks, Dracula: Dead & Loving it
Mel Brooks to Cary Elwes, Robin Hood: Men in Tights
Cary Elwes to Billy Crystal, The Princess Bride
Billy Crystal to Carrie Fisher, When Harry met Sally
Carrie Fisher to Harrison Ford, Star Wars
(I’m sure there’s a shorter way, though…)
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Aha! I found my shorter way, cutting out two steps by using two of my fave movies.
Leslie Nielson to Mel Brooks, Dracula: Dead & Loving it
Mel Brooks to Gene Wilder, Blazing Saddles
Gene Wilder to Harrison Ford, The Frisco Kid