Julie Newmar
Rowr!! Hiss!!
Heh. We’ll just bypass commenting on Ms. Newmar’s current legal difficulties 
To Wong Foo: Thanks for everything! Julie Newmar
Is that thing worth watching? I always assumed it was just the American version of Priscilla…. Anyway, I think that John Leguizamo’s been used in this round, so is
Patrick Swasey (sp?) still available?
As far as I can tell, Swayze was only in round one.
Moving us on to Red Dawn.
Which was Charlie Sheen’s first appearance in a feature film.
Shibb, it is a Princess Priscilla knock off, but fun. And Wesley Snipes in drag is something to see. Ru Paul is, as always, faboo.
Hmmm…Charlie Sheen is always best when he’s not taking himself seriously. Let’s go with The Chase. Which also features an angry rock star.
Angry HOT rock star Henry Rollins!
John Malkovich
As much as I want to say The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, alas, it has not been released. So I will go with the obvious Being John Malkovich.
Nightwatch, I think we’re here and not on John Malkovich (I would have gone with Rounders and his classic portrayal of Teddy KGB. Mainly because I’m guessing Mo would like that play).
Ankarette: Hi! Welcome to here. Nice to meet you! We’re playing film-actor-film, etc.
Heat has not been used this go 'round. John Malkovich does not, to my knowledge, appear in that film, either.
The only movie I recall seeing Henry Rollins in is Jackass, so I’m gonna have to go with that. There are a bunch of cameos, plus a couple members of the gang have been in other stuff, so it’s very usable.
P.S. - Slightly modified, this is a really fun drinking game (COLLEGE! lol), except that once in a while there are film majors at the party who basically end up dueling while everyone else gets bored and wanders off.
No, **ShibbOleth **already said *Heat *for Rollins. Now we need somebody who was in that one.
Oops…I got a bit overeager there. 
Soooooo…are we going with Henry Rollins, or John Malkovich?
We’re on *Heat *now. Does anybody want to name an actor in Heat? Ok, I’ll do it. Ashley Judd was in Heat.
That sounds like innuendo, doesn’t it?
Well, yes, but she is, so totally acceptable innuendo.
Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood
Ellyn Burstyn finally gets into this game long after many a lesser performer has strutted his/her hour upon the thread.
Requiem for a Dream
At least you didn’t write Ellen Bursten!
Jared Leto.
I still haven’t screwed up the courage to see that movie…
He wore cornrows for Panic Room.