What was the first movie Michael Clark Duncan was in?
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He was in the movie Friday but he was uncredited.
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I'm just taking a wild guess here lol.\nIt's probably, "Sometimes the good guys finish first" by Pat Benatar.\nThis movie was one of my favorites from the 80s. Michael J. Fox was a delight to watch:)
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The answer is.....Sole Survivor from 1970. TV movie on ABC, starring Richard Basehart, William Shatner.
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American History X\ngreat movie about racism and coming to you senses. if you haven't seen it you should
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If you're talking 80's movie's, then you're going to have a long list.  Remember the health club movie Perfect with John Travolta?  Dumb movie, great soundtrack.  Vision Quest was an awesome movie, but most people don't remember it.  Great soundtrack.  Under the Cherry Moon?  Almost unwatchable movie, but, well, Prince....Nuff said.
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Joe Pantoliano\n\nThe Fugitive (the second one, too)\nThe Matrix\n Gee, the guy has been everywhere but I can't think of anymore right now. Here's a link:
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Basketball. Hoosiers was an outstanding movie featuring one of my favourite actors.\n\nHoosiers is a 1986 movie about a small-town high school basketball team that wins the state championship, set during a time when Indiana had only one state champ in basketball regardless of varied enrollments. It stars Gene Hackman as a new coach with a spotty past, Barbara Hershey, Sheb Wooley and Dennis Hopper as a basketball-loving drunk, a performance that's brought Hopper his only Oscar nomination for acting.\n\nThe movie was written by Angelo Pizzo, who co-produced the underdog sports movie Rudy, and directed by David Anspaugh, who directed Rudy. It was nominated for Academy Awards for Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Hopper) and Best Music, Original Score (Jerry Goldsmith).\n\nHoosiers was recently the choice of the readers of USA Today newspaper as the best sports movie of all time. In 2001 the United States Library of Congress deemed the film "culturally significant" and selected it for preservation in the National Film Registry.\n\nA museum to commemorate the real life achievements of the 1954 Milan Team has been established — information regarding this project can be viewed here: Milan '54 Museum.\n\nTagline: They needed a second chance to finish first.\n\nDirected by David Anspaugh \nProduced by Carter DeHaven\nAngelo Pizzo \nWritten by Angelo Pizzo \nStarring Gene Hackman,\nBarbara Hershey,\nDennis Hopper,\nSheb Wooley \nMusic by Jerry Goldsmith \nDistributed by Orion Pictures \nRelease date(s) November 14, 1986 \nRunning time 115 min. \nLanguage English \n\n\nA classic tale of redemption, this film features a volatile coach and a former star player-turned alcoholic leading a small-town basketball team on an improbable run to the Indiana high school championship game. Coach Norman Dale encounters several hurdles in his path: a feisty teacher determined to keep the best player from going out for the team, a town chock full of second-guessing fathers, and a group of undisciplined athletes.
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Old movie? Like from the 1980's?
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Love Actually (2003)  \nThe line was said by Billy Mac played by Billy Nighy
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far too many to remember Return of the Jedi, Indiana Jones, Back to the Future, Ghostbusters, The Blues Brothers,to name but a few the 80's was a real highpoint in Films for me,\n\nSeriously stuggling to think of a really bad film from the 80's
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The Shining. Kickass movie.
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The Mountain Family Robinson (1979) you can find it IMDB.\n\nI just grabbed a VHS copy for my little girl, we found it for fifty cents at a garage sale this last weekend.
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cant remember name of movie but the other guy was martin lawrence
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Slammer (2007) (pre-production) \n\nSpinning Into Butter (2006) \n\nFailure to Launch (2006)
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Michael Clarke Duncan and Bruce Willis are The Whole Nine Yards and Sin City together.
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leap of faith starring steve martin.  he was first a fake healer who by twist of fate turned out to be a faith healer.
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flush got it right on the 1st try but more trivia what was the 1st movie  he said it in?