What actor/actress comes to mind?

[Feinberg]

Next: played one suspicious of others

Lou Costello but he always had trouble convincing Bud Abbott.

Next: rarely on-screen, voice over and narration artist

[Dargo]

Next: rarely on-screen, voice over and narration artist

Paul Frees

Next: sometimes seems like he's in every movie

[nakanosunplaza]

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Next: sometimes seems like he's in every movie
Ian Wolfe

Gravelly voice

[Dargo]

Gravelly voice

Eugene Pallette (none gravelly-er as far as I recall)

Next: possessed the voice of an angel (as they say)

[LawrenceA]

William Hickey


next: funny in the 1970s

[nakanosunplaza]

next: funny in the 1970s
Mel Brooks

Overrated comedian

[Dargo]

Overrated comedian

Milton Berle (probably a better actor than a comedian)

Next: your favorite actor or actress who seems all but forgotten now days

[LawrenceA]

Takashi Shimura


next: Sherlock Holmes that isn't Rathbone or Brett

[Dargo]

next: Sherlock Holmes that isn't Rathbone or Brett

Nicol Williamson (in 'The Seven-Per-Cent Solution')

Next: the retiring wallflower

[LawrenceA]

Richard Jenkins


next: big hair

[laffite]

Claude Rains (in Deception)

next : bald spot

[KayFrancis]

Rys Williams

Next : supporting actor who played crooks also produced many hit tv shows

[Intrepid37]

Sheldon Leonard

next: goofy eyes

[Dargo]

next: goofy eyes

Jack Elam (...btw ya know, if you think about it, really only one of Jack's eyes was "goofy"...his left one, I believe it was)

Next: an icon of the 1970s

[KayFrancis]

next: goofy eyes

Jack Elam (...btw ya know, if you think about it, really only one of Jack's eyes was "goofy"...his left one, I believe it was)

Next: an icon of the 1970s

Al Pacino
There are so many

Next : another 1970s icon