"Grandmaster" Flash hasn't been in any movies, I hope TV shows are ok.

I'm sorry but I'm not as good as you guys are at this game so I need to do this the long way.
Here it goes:

"Grandmaster" Flash was on "The Chris Rock Show" with Chris Rock, of course. Chris was in "Paparazzi" with Dennis Farina who was in "Saving Private Ryan" with Tom Hanks. Tom was in "Forrest Gump" where Kurt Russel played Elvis. Russel was in "3000 miles to Graceland" with Ice-T who was in "Deadly Rhapsody" with MC Hammer.

Edward Norton and Edward Horton

First I'm going to respond to this, and then I'm going to make a few comments. Nothing is personal and it doesn't even mean anything, I believe.

Assuming Edward Horton is the narrator of "Fractured Fairy Tales" who was in several Astaire/Rogers films, here goes. Edward Norton was in "Everyone Says I Love You" (one of the best-lookin' female casts I can think of) with Alan Alda, who was in "The Extraordinary Seaman" (a butchered, botched John Frankenheimer-flick) with Mickey Rooney, who was in "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" with Edward Everett Horton.

Technically, Grandmaster Flash was featured in one film, "Wild Style", with Kool Moe Dee, who was in "The New Guy" with M.C. Rainey, who was in "One Tough Bastard" with MC Hammer. (I haven't seen any of those flicks, but I thought I'd research it. Remember, it's meaningless, but I thought I'd comment to save Jackie.)

Wow! Although it seems obvious now, I never realized that Kurt Russell was the voice of Elvis at the Gump house in "Forrest Gump", even if his bod never appeared.

I hope this one gets some action this weekend. Ewan McGregor and Alec Guinness.

Actually Mark, there were several shots of Kurt Russel's legs in "Forrest Gump" and even a quick blurred view of his face.

Ok, old Obi-Wan Kenobi to young Obi-Wan Kenobi:

Alec Guiness was in "Star Wars" with Harrison Ford who was in "K-19: The Widowmaker" with Liam Neeson who was in "Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace" with Ewan McGregor.

On a similar note:

Frank Sinatra and Denzel Washington

(They both plade Sgt. Shaw in the two "Manchurian Candidate" movies.)

Trivial Pursuit: According to IMDb, Peter Dobson "played" Elvis Presley in "Forrest Gump", while Kurt Russell provided his voice.

The first time I saw Denzel Washington was in "Carbon Copy" with Jack Warden, who was in "From Here to Eternity" with Frank Sinatra.

Jude Law and Ringo Starr.

I think the quickest way is Ringo to Alec Baldwin in "Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends" and Baldwin is in the upcoming "The Aviator" with Jude Law.

In case movies that aren't out yet are against the rules, I'll do it another way too:

Ringo to Baldwin to Gwyneth Paltrow in "The Royal Tenenbaums" to Jude Law in "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow."

Adam Sandler and Keira Knightly

Adam Sandler was with Winona Ryder in "Mr. Deeds"
Winona Ryder was with Johnny Depp in "Edward Scissorhands"
Johnny Depp was with Keira Knightley in "Pirates of the Carribean."

Hilary Swank and Dustin Hoffman

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Hilary Swank and Dustin Hoffman

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Hillary Swank--"The Gift"---Keanu Reeves---"The Replacements"---Gene Hackman---"Runaway Jury"---Dustin Hoffman

Carrot Top and Micheal Douglas (only theatrical releases apply)

Carrot Top was in "Chairman of the Board" with M. Emmet Walsh, who was unforgettable in "Blood Simple" with Frances McDormand, who was in the under-appreciated "Wonder Boys" with Michael Douglas.

Montgomery Clift and Natalie Portman.

Montgomery Clift was in "Freud" with Susannah York who was in "Loop" with Andy Serkis who was in "Lord of the Rings: the Fellowship of the Ring" with Ian Holm who was in "Garden State" with Natalie Portman.

Vin Diesel and Orson Welles

Orson Welles was in the muppet movie with Frank Oz who was in Star Wars episode 1 with Samuel L. Jackson who was with Vin Diesel in XXX.


Lets do a hard one
Ramya Pratt and John Norum

Ramya Pratt was in "Girls Town" with Lili Taylor, who was in "Born on the Fourth of July" with Tom Cruise, who was in "The Outsiders" with C. Thomas Howell, who was in "Far Out Man" with John Norum.

Haing S. Ngor and Pat Morita (no TV)

Excellent choice Mark. I have to start with The Killing Fields since that is one of my favorites.

Haing was in "The Killing Fields" with Spalding Gray who was in "Twenty Bucks" with Elisabeth Shue who was in "The Karate Kid" with Mr. Miyagi.

Bud Collyer and Pat Sajak

Pat Sajak was in "Airplane II: The Sequel" with William Shatner who was in "Dodgeball" with Ben Stiller. Ben was with William H. Macy in "Mystery Men." Macy was in "Homicide" with Olan Soule who voiced in "The Adventures of Batman" with Bud Collyer.

Meryl Streep and David Van Streepen

Meryl Streep was in "Defending Your Life" with Buck Henry, who was in "Aria" with Tilda Swinton, who was in "Orlando" with Thom Hoffman, who was in "White Madness", the only movie David Van Streepin was in (and the only one I didn't see.)

Jason Scott Lee and Jason Lee.

Jason Scott Lee voiced a part in "Lilo and Stitch" along side Ving Rhames who was in "Mission Impossible" with Tom Cruise who was in "Vanilla Sky" with Jason Lee.

This one should be fairly easy:

Robert Forster and Forest Whitaker

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Jason Scott Lee voiced a part in "Lilo and Stitch" along side Ving Rhames who was in "Mission Impossible" with Tom Cruise who was in "Vanilla Sky" with Jason Lee.

This one should be fairly easy:

Robert Forster and Forest Whitaker

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Robert Forster was in "Jackie Brown" with Sam Jackson who was in "SWAT" with Colin Farrel who starred in "Phone Booth" with Forest Whitaker.

Steven Segal and Steve McQueen

Steven Seagal was in the classic "On Deadly Ground" with Michael Caine.

Michael Caine was with Gene Hackman in "A Bridge Too Far"

Gene Hackman was with Dustin Hoffman in "Runaway Jury"

Dustin Hoffman was with Steve McQueen in "Papillon"

Drew Barrymore and Janet Leigh

I'm sure theres a much shorter way to do this but I gotta go so I can't find it right now, but:

Janet Leigh was with Josh Hartnett in "Halloween H20"
Josh Hartnett was with Ben Affleck in "Pearl Harbor"
Bennifer Affleck was in "Paycheck" with Uma Thurman.
Uma Thurman was in "Kill Bill v.1" with Lucy Liu.
Lucy Liu was with Drew Barrymore in "Charlie's Angels"

Lindsey Lohan and Hillary Duff

Lindsay Lohan was in "The Parent Trap"(1998) with Dennis Quaid, who was in "Far From Heaven" with Julianne Moore, who was in "Junket Whore" with Patricia Arquette, who was in "Human Nature" with Hilary Duff.

Craig T. Nelson and James Craig

Craig T. Nelson was in "Silkwood" with Kurt Russell who was in "Tombstone" with Harry Carey Jr. who was in "The Devil's Brigade" with James Craig.

Robert Bean and Rowan "Bean" Atkinson (no tv)