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This unnamed title character in a Dewey Bunnell song is freed by the narrator after nine days, during which the pair encounter plants, hot heat, birds, dry ground, rocks, and things.

A high-school classmate of The Gang's, this character from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has an unrequited crush on Dennis, and sleeps with Frank in order to make him jealous (or something). Charlie stalks her, and wrote The Nightman Cometh to impress her.

Scholars differ as to whether this Biblical character's "offering to the Lord" of his unnamed daughter following a victory against the Ammonites, as accounted in Judges 11: 30-40, was a life of seclusion and chastity or a literal burnt offering.

The Driver (James Taylor) and The Mechanic (Dennis Wilson) race cross-country against G.T.O. (Warren Oates) in this enigmatic 1971 film. They are joined at various times by The Girl (Laurie Bird).

A Fistful of Dollars, the first in Sergio Leone's "Man With No Name" trilogy, is a remake of what Akira Kurosawa film, also remade/adapted as Django and Last Man Standing?

Voiced by Mara Wilson, this person who secretly lives in all of our homes ran for mayor of Night Vale against literal 5-headed dragon Hiram McDaniel. The answer has 3 words in it: adjective-adjective-noun.

The relationship of The Man (George O'Brien) and The Wife (Janet Gaynor) is put to the test by The Woman From The City (Margaret Livingston) in this 1927 F.W. Murnau film, subtitled "A Song of Two Humans". (edited at 10:41 am, April 28, 2016 (CST))

This character plays with Jimmy Mattingly, Guy Patterson, and Lenny Haise when they record a song that eventually earns them a contract with Play-Tone records. He disappears before their big TV appearance and is later awarded a Purple Heart for injuries sustained at Khe Sanh, Vietnam. (edited at 8:24 pm, April 28, 2016 (CST))

Who is the wet chap played by Paul McGann on the right?

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The title character is never seen, while the female lead's (Joan Fontaine) first name is never given, in what film, the only Alfred Hitchcock film to win a Best Picture Oscar?

In the original source material, this supporting, nameless character is killed by the title character just 4 chapters in, but later appears as a ghostly conscience. In the more well-known 1940 animated adaptation, he's given a name, Cliff Edwards provides his voice, and he lives.

Just one more question for you. If you think you know this television character's first name (and think it's Philip), you really don't (and it really isn't). Blame Fred L. Worth, who planted it as a false fact in his Trivia Encyclopedias to catch plagiarists.