But of course the really good one is Strange Brew with Bob and Doug McKenzie! Beauty, eh?
‘Robert’ gives some Kennedy movies and a few authors’ names on bad adaptations of their books.
Trying rjk just got me Dorjkhandyn Turmunkh (director of a movie I never heard of), and Alexander Gorjkov (“Miscellaneous Crew” on another movie I never heard of.)
My first name is Shane. I’ve thus far refused to see the movie, but if I had a nickel for every time I heard “Shane! Shane! Come back Shane!” I’d be sitting on a beach instead of in an office right now.
Lord A, my name is also Shane, and you are absolutely right. You’re introduced, and someone says, “Shane. Shaaaane. Come back, Shaaane” and you feel torn between being nice about it and not wanting to stab them in the eyeball.
Well, there are quite a few movies, documentaries, and miniseries with Elizabeth in the title, or as the title itself. The most recent popular film was Elizabeth. I thought it was pretty good.
There were no title matches containing the name Rhiannon.
Well, there’s this movie, which I’ve never heard of. It’s got John Turturro in it, though, so it’s got something going for it.
My full name returns this TV series from the early '80s. Again, never heard of it. And it doesn’t have John Turturro. It does, however, have Tracy Ullman. I hate Tracy Ullman.
My last name gives me this. Another TV show I (and, I suspect, no one else) has ever heard of. Nice to know I got a street named after me out there somewhere, though.
My screenname is much more fertile. Miller’s Crossing is a fantastic movie. I take some measure of consolation in that.
I got 29 movies with my name spelled right including this :eek: and this :wally , and every time someone says
“Sorry, Charley” and lights up and beams at how clever they just were, I want to slap that silly grin right off their face. If it’s someone I don’t particularly like, I might gush “I’ve never heard that before, did you just make that up, right here on the spot?!?”, but usually I just grin tightly and try to stay calm.
Oh, and for my doper name I got 11, but my favorite is this
Preach it, brother. But of course you can fix all that by switching to “Chuck,” like I did in middle school. There’s no way a bunch of teenagers can find a way to make fun of the name “Chuck!”
:smack:
There’s always Chuck&Buck, about an obsessive homosexual man-child. Whee!
Anastasia. Was okay, not my favourite.
My mother rushed out and bought it because it had “my” name on it. Okay.
It’s becoming rather annoying when people ask me my name, and I tell them, and they say “Oh! Just like the movie!” or, even better: “You’re mother must have loved that movie!” Yeah, okay. Do I look like I’m eight years old? :dubious:
No, sadly, they always say (incorrectly): “That Disney movie” - double ARGH! It’s 20th Century Fox, people, Don Bluth! Don Bluuuuuuuuuth!! I don’t care that he worked for Disney, Anastasia isn’t Disney! Nor am I!