Yes, it’s a good name.
Big Fat Liar
Lee Majors
I just discovered this thread, otherwise I’d have posted sooner. Wonder if there are any Indiana residents out there who can extend the current two-message streak of Hoosier respondents to this thread…
Sandra Oh
Curse you, Sternvogel! (Who simulposts at 11:30 pm?) 
The Norseman
Mel Ferrer
Man on the Moon
Oops. Didn’t notice the third page. Heh. Ignore that last post.
I have no idea who Mel Ferrer is.
He’s one of those guys who you might sort of recognize but probably couldn’t get his name. He also was married to Audrey Hepburn.
Sex and the Single Girl*
*Extra bonus points for anyone who can name two of the writers for this film (no peaking!)
Helen Gurley Brown wrote the book, and Joseph Heller helped adapt it for the silver screen. Rene Zellweger’s character Barbara Novak, from Down with Love has to be at least loosely based on Brown.
The first factoid is self-evident (to those of us of a certain age, at least) – I’d been unaware of the second.
Stubby Kaye.
Li’l Abner
I’m about five years younger than you, twicks, and also knew the name of the original writer of Sex and the Single Girl while being unaware of the identity of the adapter. So I guess “of a certain age” encompasses at least those Dopers born between 1954 and '59.
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Li’l Abner
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Julie Newmar
Let’s go with the easy one here:
To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar
Odin, sorry you missed out on The Norseman!
Yay, easy one. Those’re the only kind I can do:
John Leguizamo.
Hey, if you can spell Leguizamo you’re half way there.
William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet (the MTVesque one)
I think he played Mercutio
claire danes
Igby Goes Down
And I have no idea why I can spell Leguizamo.
Brokedown Palace
Dang, I’m slow on the draw today.
The “other” Culkin, his first name is Kienan or something like that.
And I’ll put in The Cider House Rules.
Charlize Theron.