Exactly right, kingme. And he had some controversy for appearing in an "S&M" getup in his later years (as well as his "vanilla" renditions of Fats Domino hits in the '50s).

Your turn.

You're wrong, but hopefully not dead!

You've got the correct epic.

Another quick hint: I am directly related to a famous early American and we share the same last name.

Sorry, kingme - it's not Chuck Heston.

Quick hint: I was always associated with a certain piece of clothing.

Let's see if we can have another quick one. I starred in a few movies and had parts in others, but I was primarily known in another area of the entertainment industry. In my movie career, I appeared in a major religious epic, though few would probably have noticed me among the multitude of Hollywood...

Sam Jaffe?

MissGoddess, you are the winner. It was indeed Ward Bond. It's all yours.

Sorry, kingme, but it isn't J. Carroll Naish. I was an epileptic, although it wasn't known to the public until several years after my death. I was also hit by car on the way to my best friends wedding, but still stood as his best man - on crutches. I appeared in 26 films for a well known director an...

I had a prolific career in films appearing in more than 200 during my movie career with a high of 30 in one year alone. I was highly recognizable, usually wearing the uniform of a soldier or policeman. I went to college with and became best friends with one of the biggest stars of Hollywood. We appe...

Had to work over tonight. I'll try to get back within the next day or so and post the next "Who am I?".

Patrick Knowles.

I think I'll just break down and pull out my plain old DVD and watch it without the commercial interuptions. As far as Blu-ray goes, you can't miss something you haven't seen.

Indeed I am, Nando! Your turn again.

Need a hint? I played the daughter of an actor who played a priest in a John Wayne classic, the daughter of an actor who - near the end of his career - became noted for playing an aged Satanist, and I played the daughter of a famous actor who later "went down with the ship" in another well...

Gee. I thought that Rickon was the youngest son of the Starks. He appeared is several scenes, but was never featured. I agree that most of the Stark children with the exception of Bran and Arya were a little too old. And my daughter thought that Theon and Rob weren't as close as they were in the fir...

Finished The Old Curiosity Shop and BBC DVD, went on to read Ben Franklin's autobiography and am currently reading Nicholas Nickleby.