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That's her.

Chyler Leigh was in Grey's Anatomy with Ellen Pompeo
who was in Old School with Elisha Cuthbert
who was The Girl Next Door with...

Billie Burke

Michelle Pfieffer was in Age of Innocence with Daniel day Lewis
who was in There Will Be Blood with Paul Dano
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Ron Silver

We have been repeating a lot of people, which is no problem, becuse otherwise the game would probably stop.

But to take care of both:

Avery Brooks was in American History X with Edward Norton
who was in The Incredible Hulk with Liv tyler
who was in Armegeddon with Bruce Willis
who was in Alpha Dog with...

Anthony Perkins

I had no hope either, so I cheated as well.

Tv is a little different.  They save money by having smaller crews(but still shorter schedules less than a week to cut the sound).  So I work for a sound house, which is hired to do a series(and I am part of the deal)  and, I will do the entire season.  So, on Life on Mars, I have cut every single sound effect in the series.  Because I am the sound designer, I am part of the crew, I just am not on the set.  But I did get a crew jacket.

But on feature films, they will bring people on as they need them, (a lot of people over the last couple of weeks before the end.)  With everyone doing some small section, or sometimes specitfic elements (one person may cut all the gun shots, while another person cuts all the cars, etc.)

There are more credits in movies now because the schedules have gotten shorter and shorter.  So in the past, for example, the visual effects for a movie would have been all done at one company by one crew (but they would have had a year to do them), now they are doing the visual effects in a couple of months, so they farm it out to several companies, who all have full crews.  This is true of a lot of aspects of the films. 

The reason for the shorter schedules is kind of wild.  Because movies are costing so much now, the interest on the films budget is so much, that it makes it cheaper to have multiple crews and lots of overtime then to have a longer production schedule.

martin short was in father of the bride with steve martin
who was in parenthood with mary steenbergen
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penelope cruz

I'm sure a lot of you can guess my answer on this one.  And thank you Illinois for making the argument I usually have to make that the sound is half of the movie.

As to the documenary Features.  I love these.  They are often the best films of the year.  I have seen two of the nominees this year "Man on Wire" and "Encounters at the End of the World" and they are better than a couple of the best Picture nominees I've seen.

And finally I'm going to get on my soapbox for a moment.  I know that the cheekbones are more popular and definately better to look at than the "technical" people.  But if you love movies, they are all equally important to the art of filmaking. With the exception of the director and the writer (who are more important), every other creative position (including acting)is extremely and equally important.  The great movies are the ones where all of the creative people pool their talents and make something special.  The actors often get the credit for it, but the entire creative team is responsible.

olivia newton john was in Grease wuth Stocard Channing
who was in Six Degrees of Seperation with Donald Sutherland
who was in American gun with...

jennifer grey

Jerry Mathers was in Leave it to Beaver with Barbara Billingsly
who was in Airplane with Julie Hagarty
who was in Amidsummer's night Sex Comedy with Mary Steenbergen
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Jim Varney

Ken Wahl was in Wiseguy with Kevin Spacey
who was in A Time to Kill with Donald Sutherland
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Madonna