Here you go and good luck 
1)
film and character
2)
name the film
3)
name the film
4)
film
5)
Johnny in which film
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film and the character
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film and cat's name
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both actors
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film and director
10)
film and 3 actors
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film and actress
12)
name the band
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21 - 24 - name the artist
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Being a bit of a film buff, I could answer many of the film ones straight off so I'll just answer one of the lesser known ones.
5 Johnny Depp in Benny & Joon.
I saw the film years ago mainly because his character in the film admired Buster Keaton's films so sometimes he tried to imitate Keaton (and also Chaplin).
1 - Pulp Fiction - Vincent Vega
6 Julie Andrews - Mary Poppins
7 Aristocats - Duchess
13 UB40
14 - Fleetwood Mac
17 - Metallica
18 Radiohead/Thom Yorke
19 Foo Fighters
20 Eagles
8 - Obviously John Wane and is the other one Jeff Bridges?
12. Beavis and the Buttheads??
Not sure though . . .
Number 3 of the artists is driving me nuts
the others are Picasso,Michelangelo and Jackson Pollack I think
El Loro posted:Sprout posted:8 - Obviously John Wane and is the other one Jeff Bridges?
Yes - they were Rooster Cogburn in the original and the remake of True Grit.
And it's John Wayne, not Wane.
I know this.....typo
El Loro posted:2 is Deliverance though I doubt if those red hearts appear in the film, it's hardly a romantic or Christmassy film
banjos in the trees
Sprout posted:1 - Pulp Fiction - Vincent Vega
6 Julie Andrews - Mary Poppins
7 Aristocats - Duchess
13 UB40
14 - Fleetwood Mac
#7's the Aristocats, but the character's Marie.
Duchess was her mother...
Amythist posted:Number 3 of the artists is driving me nuts
the others are Picasso,Michelangelo and Jackson Pollack I think
I think you're right with #1 and #2, but I think El Loro's correct about #4 being Henry Moore.
#3's Paul Gauguin.
TBH, it took me three guesses: his "look" was quite common amongst "Bohemians" of the time. On first sight, I thought it was Robert Louis Stevenson, and then I read the question properly... I was then absolutely convinced it was Charles Rennie Mackintosh until I went to check... 
#3 is "Steel Magnolias".
Eugene's Lair posted:#3 is "Steel Magnolias".
A friend of mine played the Dolly Parton character in a local am dram production of Steel Magnolias. Iâve never seen the Dolly film, but I cried all the way through my friendâs play. What a script.
Dunno anything else though!
Eugene's Lair posted:Amythist posted:Number 3 of the artists is driving me nuts
the others are Picasso,Michelangelo and Jackson Pollack I think
I think you're right with #1 and #2, but I think El Loro's correct about #4 being Henry Moore.
#3's Paul Gauguin.
TBH, it took me three guesses: his "look" was quite common amongst "Bohemians" of the time. On first sight, I thought it was Robert Louis Stevenson, and then I read the question properly... I was then absolutely convinced it was Charles Rennie Mackintosh until I went to check...
Yes because the image is small for number 4 I dismissed Moore as he is a sculptor and they both had bald heads
..but yes Gauguin 
I think 2's Deliverence.
Excuse my spelling.
El Loro posted:10 is Three Men and a Baby
The three adult actors are Steve Guttenberg, Tom Selleck and Ted Danson.
You missed the baby. 
thanks people, I know number 11 but I'll leave it for now to see if anyone gets it. I though you might enjoy that one 
Sorry, I have just acknowledged now, I was at work last night
Dame_Ann_Average posted:thanks people, I know number 11 but I'll leave it for now to see if anyone gets it. I though you might enjoy that one
Number 11 is a good one. It looks a bit 1980's. Feels sort of Mad Max'ish at first glance, but could also be Labyrinth, Dark Crystal or one of those types of films (hope my brain thinkings are giving someone else an idea). I'm thinking fantasy type film. But not got a clue really, except I'll eat my hat if it's not an 80's film.
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:thanks people, I know number 11 but I'll leave it for now to see if anyone gets it. I though you might enjoy that one
Number 11 is a good one. It looks a bit 1980's. Feels sort of Mad Max'ish at first glance, but could also be Labyrinth, Dark Crystal or one of those types of films (hope my brain thinkings are giving someone else an idea). I'm thinking fantasy type film. But not got a clue really, except I'll eat my hat if it's not an 80's film.
Close, but not that kind of fantasy EC 
and you are right about the decade
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:thanks people, I know number 11 but I'll leave it for now to see if anyone gets it. I though you might enjoy that one
Number 11 is a good one. It looks a bit 1980's. Feels sort of Mad Max'ish at first glance, but could also be Labyrinth, Dark Crystal or one of those types of films (hope my brain thinkings are giving someone else an idea). I'm thinking fantasy type film. But not got a clue really, except I'll eat my hat if it's not an 80's film.
Close, but not that kind of fantasy EC
My mind was on the quiz Dame.
OOh, right year. Mmmmm.
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
OOh, right year. Mmmmm.
I meant not the Mad Max type, I can't think of a clue without giving the answer away altogether 
She was in one of the other answers though 
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
OOh, right year. Mmmmm.
I meant not the Mad Max type, I can't think of a clue without giving the answer away altogether
Must be question three,as it's stuffed to the gills with famous female actors. 
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Must be question three,as it's stuffed to the gills with famous female actors.
