Characters without names by Egantx7

The 2009 film Zombieland had four primary characters played by Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Emma Stone, and Abigail Breslin. For most of the film, their characters are referred to by city names. Identify any two of the four US cities (three of them are state capitals) that are used by the main characters as names.

Sidney Lumet was nominated for a Best Director Oscar for this film in which only two characters reveal their last names (Davis and McCrade), and only at the end. Davis would later be listed on the AFI Greatest Film Heroes list. Considered the first great work of television drama to be translated to the silver screen, this Reginald Rose penned play was written for a 1954 television production. Identify this Best Picture nominee which had a cast that included Martin Balsam, John Fielder, Lee J. Cobb, E.G. Marshall, Jack Klugman, Edward Binns, Jack Warden, Henry Fonda, Joseph Sweeney, Ed Begley, George Voskovec, and Roert Webber.

The look of an unnamed character in this film was based on the actor's portrayal of the character Chris Larabee Adams some 13 years earlier. This 1973 film was the first feature length film to use digital imagery. This is one of the first films to discuss the idea of a computer virus. Identify this film which inspired a very short lived 1980 TV series with Connie Sellecca, and a critically acclaimed 2016 series, which sees Ed Harris playing the unnamed character.

Mathilda May's character in this film is simply called "Space Girl", and despite being the primary antagonist, she is only on screen for about 7 minutes, but a great deal of that sees her without any costuming. Steve Railsback is the primary protagonist of which 1985 sci-fi horror, based on the novel The Space Vampires, a film which sees Railsback give one actor his first onscreen kiss - Patrick Stewart.

Zach Galifanakis is one of the more recent actors to voice this character. The first actor to play this character live on film also played the role of Duke Santos in the original Ocean's 11. In another film performance, this character survives driving his car off the road and into water, though his girlfriend, whom he left behind, is saved. Mark Hamill voiced this character on the silver screen only once, but that was in very limited release. Identify this character who, despite several film appearances, only once was given a proper name, that of Jack Napier.

The star of this film plays a character called "The Girl". Tom Ewell, who plays Richard Sherman in this film won the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Comedy/Musical. The most famous shot of this film, indeed one of the most iconic film shots ever, was never used in its full version, just showing enough of the girl's legs as her dress blew upwards. Identify this 1957 film, about a husband enjoying the bachelor's life while his family is on holiday, and the temptation of his upstairs neighbor played by Marilyn Monroe.

Vincent Schiavelli plays an unnamed character who is found in New York's subway system in this film. The Schiavelli character is critical because he teaches Sam how to use the power of his will to interact with the world around him Identify this 1990 film, the only film in Patrick Swayze's filmography to be nominated for a Best Picture Oscar.

Which actor played a character referred to as "Joe" in his 1964 debut, "Manco" in the 1965 sequel, and "Blondie" in the final 1966 film in which the character appeared.

This film, based on a book which claims to be an abridged version of an earlier work by S. Morgenstern, has three unnamed characters that were created for the film. The making of this film was the inspiration for a 1998 film which starred NBA player Gheorghe Mureșan as the title character. Identify this 1987 film that has some other unnamed characters, such as "The Assistant Brute", "The Ancient Booer", and "The Impressive Clergyman" played by Peter Cook,

This character's name is said only once on screen, that in a 1977 film where Major Anya Amasova greets him as "Major Boothroyd". This character is believed to be based on a Scottish firearms expert who wrote to the character's creator with a critique. The last lines delivered by the longest running actor to play this character was the advice Always have an escape plan. Identify this long running character who is currently played on film by Ben Whishaw, a character so named because of the division of MI-6 that he is in charge of.

Peter Coyote plays a character who is unnamed in this film, but is referred to as "Keys" in the credits, since he is usually shown below the chest with a key ring at his waist. The iconic shot in this film was inspired by the closing scene of the 1951 Italian film Miracle in Milan where the forcibly relocated residents of a shantytown escape relocation on flying brooms. Identify this Oscar nominated film which had a proposed sequel subtitled Nocturnal Fears that was never made, a film that was controversially bowderlized by its director in 2002 with the removal of guns in one scene.

In the 1992 classic Reservoir Dogs, most of the thieves get colorful nicknames, though three of them never get their actual character names revealed, one of which is Mr. Blue played by Edward Bunker. Name either one of the two actors who played the other two characters whose real names are never revealed: Mr. Pink or Mr. Brown.