I'll only get excited if they include Bubba Hotep.

Costner definitely has the best aging movie star toupee collection.

To be that lovely, talented, smart, and that nice…it's just plain not fair.

Good point. Yet each faced the prospect of human mortality from differing perspectives. At 18, Sam had fought the Japs in WW2. When the same age, Quentin was fending off lowlifes as an usher at the porno Pussycat Theater in Torrence.

Sam Peckinpah: "Dying Is Not Fun And Games."
(rogerebert.com, June 29, 1969)

Big Lee Marvin fan at the time. Thought he would have been the perfect lead. Yet Lee and Sam were power drinkers and equally volatile. And both were smart enough to know an explosion would inevitably ensue. Also, as Marvin later observed, Peckinpah was a little guy. Wouldn't have been a fair fight. Ha! Turned out a…

Holden is one of the greatest. And under appreciated. His work may hold up better than anyone over time.

The 50's was Holden's decade. More great performances than most actors have in a lifetime. Plus an Oscar.

Cool list right up to Z. Z's are tough. Love "Zelig." Yet it is a definitive study of human chameleonism, not a romantic comedy. I would go with the seminal "Zack and Mira Make a Porno" instead.

I predict Goldie Hawn will remain as famous as earlier spaced odyssey Oscar winner, Judy Holiday.

"All these moments will be lost in time…like tears in rain."

I don't care. Dale Dickey rocks as granny.

ALIEN inspired a profound fear of stomach aches.

Too complicated. Only Nemo Nerds would ever get it.

Oh no, the dreaded curse of 1941!

Drother see the time Waylon spiked Willie's Old River Whiskey with nose candy.

I don't care if he makes it a musical and casts Boy George as Nemo. I ain't going to see it anyway.

I also hope he doesn't cast some old white guy as Nemo. Was sired by an Indian rajah in book. I see a twisted Javier Bardem - kinda Anton Chiguh crossed with Captain Ahab.

Gilded.

Best homage to woolly ruminants since Sean the Sheep.