Name a character from a movie & see if anyone knows the movie without using Google

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1) Loony Bin Jim
2) Jonas Nightengale (answered)
3) Vinnie Barella
4) Osgood Fielding III (answered)
5) Chris Adams (answered)

[303squadron]

1. Number two is

Leap of Faith

[red dog 1]

6. That's the one!

[Harker]

2. Chris Adams...

Yul Brynner in "The Magnificent Seven", and maybe by extension "Westworld."

[red dog 1]

7. The Magnificent Seven is correct.

I recently watched the 2016 remake of "The Magnificent Seven" and was very disappointed.
Even Denzel Washington and Vincent D'Onofrio couldn't save that pile of crap.
Also, the original "Seven" had that great Henry Mancini theme music, which was used to sell Marlboro cigarettes on TV.

[Harker]

9. Great score, but that was Elmer Bernstein

One of my favorites!

[Niagara]

3. 4. Some Like It Hot

[red dog 1]

8. Ding!

[Brother Buzz]

4. Elliot Wilhelm

[JoseBalow]

5. Billy Brown

[VGNonly]

10. Barton Keyes

[Harker]

11. "Double Indemnity".

Got a pretty good look at it a few weeks ago.

[VGNonly]

13. Great film!

Edward G. was becoming more of a character actor than a lead at that point of his career. Fred MacMurray played 1st of his 3 repellent roles, the other 2 were The Caine Mutiny and The Apartment.

[Harker]

15. Your Wilder instincts are working on me.

[VGNonly]

12. Bruno Stachel

[Harker]

14. "Up to date machines go to experienced pilots."

[red dog 1]

16. Jimmy Alto

[JoseBalow]

17. Don Johnston

No, not Johnson. Johnston, with a "t".

[Harker]

18. Heinrich Dorfmann.

[VGNonly]

21. Hardy Kruger

Flight of the Phoenix.

[Harker]

23. Good!

[VGNonly]

35. Paul Mantz the great pilot

He was practicing touch and go maneuvers in the Phoenix. It buckled and flipped, he died instantly. You can notice that a different plane was used in the ending scenes. He was also known for taking off and landing solo a B-17 in a belly landing in 12 O' Clock High.

[some_of_us_are_sane]

19. Boo Radley

(One of my all time favorites.)

[Harker]

20. To Kill a Mockingbird.

Robert Duvall.

[some_of_us_are_sane]

25. DING! DING! YES!

[JoseBalow]

22. Maury Ballstein

[Brother Buzz]

24. Lieutenant Aldo Raine

Cryptic clue:

A coal miner and bootlegger from the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee where he fought against the Ku Klux Klan, and is a descendant of Mountain Man, Jim Bridger.

[dgauss]

27. Inglorious Bastards?

[Brother Buzz]

33. Correct

[SSJVegeta]

26. Zefram Cochrane

[Chasstev365]

28. Lt. John J. Dunbar

[VGNonly]

36. Dances With Wolves

[Chasstev365]

29. Henry Gondorff

[lapucelle]

31. The Sting

Paul Newman

[Chasstev365]

34. 🎯 Bingo

[lapucelle]

32. Dr. Einstein

[VGNonly]

37. Derek Vinyard

[JoseBalow]

38. Bob Harris

[Harker]

39. Marla Singer.

[Harker]

40. Michael Lander.

[Harker]

41. Sir Percy Ware-Armitage.

[red dog 1]

44. Didn't Ernie Kovacs do a character named Percy?

[Harker]

45. That does sound familiar, red.

You'll need a hyphen here, though.

[Brother Buzz]

42. Joseph and Mary Rivas

[Tikki]

43. C C Drood

Tikki