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Just off to the side was his punk mate, a young Bill Paxton
I Had No Idea That Was The Same Actor
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I guess the thing with Paxton is that you always know it is Paxton. I can't remember ever mistaking him for someone else. Brian Thompson on the other hand with that blonde hair. Thanks for recognising and contextualising the image though!
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You are doing better than me, didn't recognize him until it was pointed out to me much later. Maybe the hair and tyre tread face paint?
Anyway that small part lead to him being a James Cameron favorite, so without it we would never have gotten William Hudson from Aliens, still one of my favourite characters of all time.
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On same lines didn't realise Happy's love interest is the mom from Modern Family.
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Aren’t there people that say they mix Paxton and Bill Pullman up. Not sure whether it was a joke or it was a serious thing.
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I don't know why exactly but Julie Bowen looks different between Happy Gilmore and the TV series Ed. Must be the hairdo.
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I saw Megyn Price, of Rules Of Engagement fame, in a 1993 episode of Quantam Leap last week.
I didn't recognise her. It was her first gig
I didn't recognise her. It was her first gig
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It's a great trivia question:
How did Johnny Depp die in the original A Nightmare on Elm Street?
He was eaten by his bed!
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or Simon the used car salesman in True Lies
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Guess the actresses. I thought 3 of them were the same person.
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Bottom middle is from Sex Education - an outstanding TV show
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I remember being 'tricked' by the Z for Zachariah poster into thinking that Robbie was Lena Headey.
Always find it amusing when a lead actor is captured in such a way on the poster that seems intent to leverage resemblance clicks.
Always find it amusing when a lead actor is captured in such a way on the poster that seems intent to leverage resemblance clicks.
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I'm old enough to remember Sally Field from The Flying Nun
I'm old enough to remember her from Gidget.
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I'm going to go Pfeiffer, unknown, Paltrow, Robbie, girl from sex education and Pressley
But I agree, 3 or 4 look like Margot Robbie until you really look
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FMD!! This is probably common knowledge, but I had no idea that Mayim Bialik from The Big Bang Theory played the young version of Bette Midler in Beaches
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The 1996 TV movie 'No One Would Tell' was a well made and at the time controversial film about a shy and naive high school student named Stacy who gets into a relationship with a popular jock named Bobby. Unfortunately for Stacy, Bobby turns out to be a controlling, jealous, violent and abusive boyfriend, and Stacy's attempts to get out of the relationship leads to her being stalked and ultimately a shocking and tragic outcome.
In the lead roles were Candace Cameron as Stacy and Fred Savage as Bobby, who both came to fame in late 1980s/early 1990s shows Full House and The Wonder Years respectively. It was quite unusual seeing Candace Cameron playing a victim of abuse and stalking when I was more used to seeing her playing responsible and wholesome DJ Tanner in the family friendly Full House, but even more surprising to see Fred Savage who played Kevin Arnold in The Wonder Years playing an abusive, jealous and violent boyfriend, and both young actors did well in their roles.
However, I was so absorbed watching Candace Cameron and Fred Savage playing such different roles that I failed to notice that Stacy's mother - an unassertive woman who allows herself to be treated like a doormat by a series of bad boyfriends and hardly sets a good example to her daughter - was played by Michelle Phillips, who along with Cass Elliot, Denny Doherty and John Phillips were members of the 1960s folk group 'The Mamas & the Papas', one of my favorite groups of this era.
In the lead roles were Candace Cameron as Stacy and Fred Savage as Bobby, who both came to fame in late 1980s/early 1990s shows Full House and The Wonder Years respectively. It was quite unusual seeing Candace Cameron playing a victim of abuse and stalking when I was more used to seeing her playing responsible and wholesome DJ Tanner in the family friendly Full House, but even more surprising to see Fred Savage who played Kevin Arnold in The Wonder Years playing an abusive, jealous and violent boyfriend, and both young actors did well in their roles.
However, I was so absorbed watching Candace Cameron and Fred Savage playing such different roles that I failed to notice that Stacy's mother - an unassertive woman who allows herself to be treated like a doormat by a series of bad boyfriends and hardly sets a good example to her daughter - was played by Michelle Phillips, who along with Cass Elliot, Denny Doherty and John Phillips were members of the 1960s folk group 'The Mamas & the Papas', one of my favorite groups of this era.
Incidentally, Fred Savage's small part in Seinfeld was fantastic
