who is burt reynolds?
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Burt Reynolds (born Burton Leon Reynolds on February 11, 1936 in Waycross, Georgia) is an American actor. He may be best remembered as the "Bandit" in the 1977 hit film Smokey and the Bandit.  You can learn all you want to about him here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burt_Reynolds
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Val Kilmer.\n\nHowever, if you've seen photos of this guy lately...there's not much chance that he's ever gonna squeeze into a costume that tight again...!
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Great old time radio actor named Tommy Riggs (1908-1957).\n\nBetty Lou was his little girl voice he played for years on the Royal Gelatin Hour (later Royal Deserts Hour) in the 1930's.\n\nCarlton Silver Plate made premium spoons for the Royal Company. You would save up box tops to get a spoon by mail.\n\nHe also had his own show: The Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou Show\n\nAnd was in movies. (see link)
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go to imdb.com for more info btw, 1978 and they called him the shape
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I think Burt Bacharac and Hal David... Spelling?
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Philip Michael Thomas (May 26, 1949 in Columbus, Ohio) is an American actor.  Thomas' most famous role is that of detective Ricardo "Rico" Tubbs on the hit 1980s TV series Miami Vice. His first notable role was opposite Irene Cara in the 1976 film Sparkle. Following his success in Miami Vice, Thomas appeared in numerous made-for-TV movies and advertisements for telephone psychic services. He served as a spokesperson for cell phone entertainment company Nextones.com, and he supplied the voice for the character Lance Vance on the video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. He is of German, Native American, African American and Irish ancestry.\n\nIn 1985, Thomas recorded a music album entitled Living the Book of My Life. It sold poorly and failed to produce a single. Thomas' Miami Vice co-star Don Johnson recorded an album shortly afterward entitled Heartbeat. Although Johnson's album was more successful, producing a top-five single, both albums are commonly regarded with ridicule and are considered prime examples of the hubris of successful performers. Thomas followed up in 1988 with a second album, Somebody. It also failed to produce a single and sold poorly. Thomas has not recorded a third album.\n\nIn 1994, Thomas signed an agreement with Florida-based Psychic Reader's Network (later known as Traffix, Inc.) to become the spokesman for the Philip Michael Thomas Psychic Connection. He appeared in television spots and claimed to have met the planet's premier psychics through his "world travels". He dressed similarly to his Miami Vice alter ego, even opening the ads with the phrase, "From Miami Vice to world advice!"\n\nTraffix replaced Thomas as spokesman in favor of Miss Cleo. Thomas sued, alleging breach of contract, and won. In 2002, a New York arbitrator awarded Thomas $1.48 million for improper use of his name and likeness, and an additional $780,000 in interest.
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John Wayne is the best.\n Marlon is overrated and I believe he was a victim of his own legend. Tom Cruise has good movies but we have stil to know how he gets older.
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Ira Hayes.\nSad story\nhttp://www.thegoldweb.com/voices/irahayes.htm
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Steven Spielberg.\n\n\nTricky question though!
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He had different horses in different movies. I know in True Grit his horse's name was Beau.
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I believe it's Richard Tyson, he played Buddy Revell.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3_O%27Clock_High
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that man. anyone who jumps on a couch is a goof. Tom Cruise dancing in his underwear to "Old Time Rock and Roll" by John Fogerty and the Beaverbrown Band. that movie was "Risky Business".
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Louis Burt Mayer (July 4, 1882[1] – October 29, 1957) was an early film producer, generally cited as the creator of the star system within Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) in its golden years. Known always as Louis B. Mayer (pronounced Louie) and often simply as "L.B", he believed in "wholesome entertainment" and went to great lengths to collect "more stars than in the heavens".\n\nBorn Eliezer Meir to a Jewish family in Minsk, Russia (now Belarus), his family immigrated to Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada when he was still very young and Mayer attended school there. His father started a scrap metal business and Louis worked with his father in the business until he was in his late teens, when he went to Boston.\n\nOn November 28, 1907 in Haverhill, Massachusetts, Louis B. Mayer opened his first movie theater. Within a few years he had the largest theater chain in New England and in 1916 Mayer partnered with Richard A. Rowland to create Metro Pictures Corporation based in New York City. A Hollywood facility was set up in late 1918. Mayer then left the partnership to start his own production company, Louis B. Mayer Pictures, and later became a partner with B.P. Schulberg in the Mayer-Schulberg Studio. In 1924 Marcus Loew bought Louis B. Mayer Pictures and as part of the deal made Mayer head of the new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.\n\nAs a studio boss, Louis B. Mayer built MGM into the most financially successful motion picture studio in the world and the only one to pay dividends throughout the Great Depression of the 1930s. However he frequently clashed with production chief Irving Thalberg who preferred literary works over the crowd-pleasers Mayer wanted. He ousted Thalberg as production chief in 1932 while Thalberg was recovering from a heart attack and replaced him with independent producers until 1936 when he became head of production as well as studio chief. This made Mayer the first executive in America to earn a million-dollar salary. Under Mayer, MGM produced many successful films with high earning stars including Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Lon Chaney, Joan Crawford, Jean Harlow, Judy Garland and many others. Although he had a reputation for ruthless expediency and allegedly narrow views about what subjects were suitable topics for motion pictures, Katharine Hepburn referred to him as a "nice man" (she personally negotiated many of her contracts with him). Some blame Mayer for Judy Garland's drug addictions, but historical support for this is not clear.\n\nBy 1948, due to the introduction of television and changing public tastes, MGM suffered a considerable dropoff in its success. Three years without an Oscar award provoked further conflict between Mayer and Nicholas Schenck, president of MGM's parent, Loews, Inc. (Mayer is said to have frequently referred to Schenck as Mr. Skunk). Mayer ultimately sold his collection of thoroughbred horses (which he supposedly paid more attention to than his MGM responsibilities), worked to control costs and searched for a "new Thalberg", hiring writer and producer Dore Schary as production chief. Schary (who was 20 years Mayer's junior) preferred message pictures in contrast with Mayer's taste for "wholesome" films. Three years later, Mayer reportedly called Loews headquarters in New York with an ultimatum, "It's either him, or me" and Schenck fired Mayer from the post he'd held for 24 years. Mayer tried to stage a boardroom coup but failed and largely retired from public life.\n\nMayer had two daughters from his first marriage to Margaret Shenberg. Daughter Irene Gladys Mayer, married producer David O. Selznick and second daughter Edith (Edie) Mayer married to producer William Goetz (who became President of Universal Pictures).\n\nActive in Republican Party politics, Mayer served as the vice chairman of the Republican Party of California from 1931 to 1932 and as its state chairman bet
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Tom Cruise, just to tell him he has become a loop-ball. If he continues to act the way he is his career will go down the drain.....Oh and Mimi driver because she is as cute as one gets....A few of the celebrities i know are Jesse Ventura, Josh Hartnet and Richard Greico. Plus i have met Bruce Willis, Kevin Garnett and Culpepper and ofcourse Shaq
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Do you mean Michael Richards, who played Kramer in the Seinfeld series?\n\nHe was in a film called Unstrung Heroes.....\n\nOr are you talking about producer Stnaley Kramer who prduced Ship of Fools?
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Ryan Reynolds - albsolutely one of the funniest guys out there right now. his other movies are....\n\nJust Friends\nThe new Ammityville Horror\nThe in-laws\nNational Lampoon's Van Wilder - the best one by far\n\nand for the record - he and alannis morrisette broke up
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i know that he's kissed Burt from The Used onstage before and has a tendency to write about homosexuality ("You Know What They Do To Guys Like Us In Prison") but i think it's more part of his stage persona and i don't think he is actually bisexual.