Yes Yes, I have searched for the answer to this question but can’t seem to find it.
Is there any sites on the net that allow you to type in an actors name and get back the answers for the Six degrees of Kevin Bacon game?
I just did a search on Yahoo#. First put in “six degrees”. Found about 20 sites regarding this. Did a search using “Kevin Bacon”. Found about 15. When you do your searches, what language do you use? Have you made up your own?
Sala, can’t you count?!? I said NO camels! That’s FIVE camels!
To answer your questions Connor:
I have also used Yahoo,
I speak English
No I have not made up my own language (unless you count belching)
Perhaps if you re-read my question it will make a bit more sense, I want a specific site that will allow me to type in a stars name and get back the answer. ie How the star and KB are connected through each movie etc.
Here you go, jackas:
But seriously, and I’m not trying to be a complete jerk here, what in the world DID you find when you did your search? There’s a Yahoo category CALLED “The Kevin Bacon Game”. And Yahoo is probably one of the worst search engines to use.
Sorry if I sound like an ass. Its early and I’m cynical today.
Thanks Connor, that’s spot on.
I guess I’m just lazy!
Oy. What a bunch of lazy bums. When I did my six degrees of Kevin Bacon, I started with an actor no ones ever heard of.
It’s really not that hard to do on ones own.
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-the wallster
Aggeed, but try to settle an argument between 5 guys and a case of beer without the aid of some definitive answer.
jackas
there’s also a site (under the “Kevin Bacon game” category) that lets you put the start and end actors/actresses. Like if you wanted to get from Harvey Keitel to Charlie Sheen, it’ll tell you.
my boss has a Bacon number of 3.
suck that.
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OK, two of my biographical subjects—Jean Harlow and Anna Held—have surprising but legit Bacon numbers of 3. BUT—
The Oracle says: Theda Bara has a Bacon number of 3.
Theda Bara was in Love Goddesses, The (1965) with Sophia Loren
Sophia Loren was in Mortadella, La (1971) with William Devane
William Devane was in Hollow Man, The (2000) with Kevin Bacon
Oracle, my eye! Theda died in 1955; “The Love Goddesses” was a compilation film of clips. So that one is really stretching.
I have a Bacon number of 3 as well. Commence the sucking.
Yeah, well, I also have a Bacon number of 3.
The sucking queue begins on the left…
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Bacon number of 2, right here. Thanks for organizing the queue though, Cervaise. 
Bacon number 1, right here, so you can all kiss my patootie.
I had Bacon for breakfast this morning (the vegetarian imitation kind.)
I have a Bacon number of 3 also. That and $1.50 will get me an espresso.
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Do I rate a zero, a one, or the empty set?
Yeah, like I didn’t see that one coming from four posts away. Funny, but a) you’re really only supposed to have one username, so please don’t do that again and b)this thread is going to MPSIMS.
Geez, thanks for moving this thread while I was trying to post to it.
Eve, when I used to play this rather silly game I always held Louise Brooks as my ace. No one could ever figure out the connection.
Louise Brooks to WC Fields in “It’s the Old Army Game.”
Fields to Mae West in “My Little Chickadee.”
West to Tom Selleck in “Myra Breckenridge.”
Selleck to Matt Dillon in “In and Out.”
Dillon to Kevin Bacon in “Wild Things.”
Theda Bara can be done legitimately via Oliver Hardy in “Madam Mystery.” Then Oliver Hardy to Vivian Blaine in “Jitterbugs.”
Blaine to William Devane in “The Dark.”
Devane to Kevin Bacon in “The Hollow Man” (which I don’t think is released yet so you may not count it because you’re such a purist). So she’s legitimately a 4.
anna nicole smith has a bacon degree of 2!
Otto, I AM impressed. I doff my chic little cocktail hat to you.
I did get a legit Kevin Bacon/Lillian Russell link, much to my amazement.