What actor/actress comes to mind?

[Swithin]

Ethel Barrymore (The Spiral Staircase)

Next: Gave one of your favorite performances in a 1930s Hitchcock film.

[Dargo]

Madeleine Carroll (in 'The 39 Steps')

Next: set a dangerous trap

[KayFrancis]

Gianni Russo as Carlo in The Godfather sets Sonny up so he gets shot up at the toll booth by Barzini's men

Next : plays a crooked cop

[Dargo]

Gianni Russo as Carlo in The Godfather sets Sonny up so he gets shot up at the toll booth by Barzini's men

Next : plays a crooked cop

Sterling Hayden (in, yep, 'The Godfather')

Next: played a Civil War Union General

[Swithin]

Harry Morgan (General Grant in How the West Was Won)

(Btw, there was an early cartoon in the New Yorker that I thought was hilarious, but you had to know the very popular old advert for Grant's whisky to appreciate it. The ad was "As long as you're up, get me a Grant's.)



Next: Played a Plantagenet king but not Henry II

[Dargo]

Ian Hunter (as Richard I in 'The Adventures of Robin Hood')

Next: French Royalty

[ziggy6708a]

just saw Kirsten Dunst as "Marie Antoinette" (2006)



next-portrayed an Irish revolutionary

[KayFrancis]

Liam Neeson as Michael Collins

Next : played an owner of a restaurant

[CinemaInternational]

James Coco in The Cheap Detective (1978)

Next: played a comic femme fatale

[Swithin]

Judy Canova

Next: Played scenes with a suitcase

[Dargo]

Next: Played scenes with a suitcase

Hmmm...can I say, and even though he wasn't human nor do I know his name, this gorilla in the following old American Tourister TV commercial here?...



Oh, I can't, eh?! In that case, Ryan O'Neal in 'What's Up, Doc?'

Next: the bravest hero of 'em all

[Swithin]

James Donald (in Quatermass and the Pit)



Next: Hypnotized

[Dargo]

Debbie Reynolds (in 'Divorce American Style')

Next: "rubber-face" comedian

[laffite]

Dick Van Dyke

next : pedestrian

[ziggy6708a]

Dick Van Dyke

next : pedestrian

-as a noun, could say Chaplin & his 'walk'

-as an adj., would say Tom Drake



next: good at playing a 'blowhard'