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re: 72 hours, pick your actor
Posted on 11/7/26 at 6:22 pm to Ace Midnight
Posted on 11/7/26 at 6:22 pm to Ace Midnight
If I had to go with a director, I'd go with William A. Seiter.
Not a 'classic' director, but he had a very, very pleasing body of work.
Not a 'classic' director, but he had a very, very pleasing body of work.
Posted on 11/7/26 at 8:01 pm to hawgndodge
Probably Tom Cruise
But Tom Hanks, Harrison Ford, Clint Eastwood, Brad Pitt, and Robin Williams would work just as well for me.
But Tom Hanks, Harrison Ford, Clint Eastwood, Brad Pitt, and Robin Williams would work just as well for me.
Posted on 11/7/26 at 8:28 pm to hawgndodge
Matthew McConaughey just barely makes it. These were listed with him as a lead actor.
quote:
Year Film Runtime
1996 A Time to Kill 2h 29m
1997 Contact 2h 17m
1997 Amistad 2h 26m
1998 The Newton Boys 2h 2m
1999 EDtv 2h 2m
2000 U-571 1h 56m
2001 The Wedding Planner 1h 42m
2001 Frailty 1h 41m
2001 Thirteen Conversations About One Thing 1h 41m
2002 Reign of Fire 1h 41m
2003 How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days 1h 56m
2003 Tiptoes 1h 30m
2005 Sahara 2h 6m
2005 Two for the Money 2h 2m
2006 Failure to Launch 1h 37m
2006 We Are Marshall 1h 59m
2008 Fool's Gold 1h 47m
2008 Tropic Thunder 1h 47m
2009 Ghosts of Girlfriends Past 1h 42m
"McConaissance" & Beyond
Year Film Runtime
2011 The Lincoln Lawyer 1h 58m
2011 Bernie 1h 55m
2011 Killer Joe 1h 50m
2012 Mud 2h 22m
2012 Magic Mike 1h 50m
2012 The Paperboy 1h 59m
2013 Dallas Buyers Club 1h 57m
2014 Interstellar 2h 49m
2015 The Sea of Trees 1h 35m
2016 Free State of Jones 2h 19m
2016 Gold 2h 11m
2017 The Dark Tower 1h 53m
2018 White Boy Rick 1h 56m
2019 Serenity 1h 43m
2019 The Beach Bum 1h 54m
2019 The Gentlemen 1h 58m
2025 The Rivals of Amziah King TBD
2025 The Lost Bus TBD
Lead Voice Roles
Year Film Runtime
2016 Sing 1h 48m
2021 Sing 2 1h 45m
quote:
Adding up all 37 films (excluding the two 2025 releases with unconfirmed runtimes):
72 hours, 5 minutes (4,325 minutes total)
That's roughly 3 full days of screen time.
Posted on 11/8/26 at 2:24 am to NfamousPanda
Thank you for the Hanks post with the run times.
That's the actor I'd choose, but I'd have to take Polar Express off my playlist. Ain't no way I'm not falling asleep during that, even if I watched it first.
I'd replace it with a second viewing of Big or Bachelor Party.
That's the actor I'd choose, but I'd have to take Polar Express off my playlist. Ain't no way I'm not falling asleep during that, even if I watched it first.
I'd replace it with a second viewing of Big or Bachelor Party.
This post was edited on 11/8/26 at 2:27 am
Posted on 11/8/26 at 11:14 am to hawgndodge
Its Jimmy Stewart for me: Cowboy, Soldier, Pilot, Leading man, Comedian, Narrator, Historical characters, Family man, Everyman, Hitchcock thrillers, and the greatest Christmas movie ever
North & South - Miles Colbert
The Magic of Lassie - Clovis Mitchell
Airport '77 - Philip Stevens
The Shootist - Dr. Hosttler
The Cheyenne Social Club - John O'Hanlan
Bandolero! - Mace Bishop
The Rare Breed - Sam Burnett
The Flight of the Phoenix - Capt. Frank Towns
Shenandoah - Charlie Anderson
Cheyenne Autumn - Wyatt Earp
Take Her, She's Mine - Frank Michaelson
How the West Was Won - Linus Rawlings
Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation - Roger Hobbs
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance - Ransom Stoddard
Two Rode Together - Marshal Guthrie McCabe
The FBI Story - John Michael "Chip" Hardesty
Bell, Book and Candle - Shepherd "Shep" Henderson
Vertigo - Det. John "Scottie" Ferguson
The Spirit of St. Louis - Charles Lindbergh
The Man Who Knew Too Much - Dr. Benjamin "Ben" McKenna
Rear Window - L. B. "Jeff" Jefferies
The Far Country - Jeff Webster
The Glenn Miller Story - Glenn Miller
The Naked Spur - Howard Kemp
Harvey - Elwood P. Dowd
Anatomy of a Murder - Paul Biegler
Winchester '73 - Lin McAdam Anthony Mann
Broken Arrow - Tom Jeffords
The Stratton Story - Monty Stratton
Rope - Rupert Cadell
Call Northside 777 - P. J. McNeal
It's a Wonderful Life - George Bailey
The Philadelphia Story - Macaulay "Mike" Connor
The Shop Around the Corner - Alfred Kralik
Destry Rides Again - Thomas Jefferson Destry Jr.
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington - Jefferson Smith
North & South - Miles Colbert
The Magic of Lassie - Clovis Mitchell
Airport '77 - Philip Stevens
The Shootist - Dr. Hosttler
The Cheyenne Social Club - John O'Hanlan
Bandolero! - Mace Bishop
The Rare Breed - Sam Burnett
The Flight of the Phoenix - Capt. Frank Towns
Shenandoah - Charlie Anderson
Cheyenne Autumn - Wyatt Earp
Take Her, She's Mine - Frank Michaelson
How the West Was Won - Linus Rawlings
Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation - Roger Hobbs
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance - Ransom Stoddard
Two Rode Together - Marshal Guthrie McCabe
The FBI Story - John Michael "Chip" Hardesty
Bell, Book and Candle - Shepherd "Shep" Henderson
Vertigo - Det. John "Scottie" Ferguson
The Spirit of St. Louis - Charles Lindbergh
The Man Who Knew Too Much - Dr. Benjamin "Ben" McKenna
Rear Window - L. B. "Jeff" Jefferies
The Far Country - Jeff Webster
The Glenn Miller Story - Glenn Miller
The Naked Spur - Howard Kemp
Harvey - Elwood P. Dowd
Anatomy of a Murder - Paul Biegler
Winchester '73 - Lin McAdam Anthony Mann
Broken Arrow - Tom Jeffords
The Stratton Story - Monty Stratton
Rope - Rupert Cadell
Call Northside 777 - P. J. McNeal
It's a Wonderful Life - George Bailey
The Philadelphia Story - Macaulay "Mike" Connor
The Shop Around the Corner - Alfred Kralik
Destry Rides Again - Thomas Jefferson Destry Jr.
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington - Jefferson Smith
Posted on 11/9/26 at 7:54 am to hawgndodge
DDL or Travolta. Not joking… think about it.
Posted on 11/9/26 at 8:53 am to CocomoLSU
The answer is easily Kristen Stewart.
Twilight on repeat.
Twilight on repeat.
Posted on 11/9/26 at 9:27 am to hawgndodge
That's a tough one......
I would say
Tom Hanks or Clint Eastwood
I would say
Tom Hanks or Clint Eastwood

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