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That name sounds very familiar, and she looks familiar. But I just can\'t recall where I\'ve seen or heard her.

Thanks so much Le Saboteur and Lonesome Drifter. Anyone remember this? Well I sure wish Cartoon Network would begin re-airing that magical cartoon along with the animated Legend of Zelda show. I am so frustrated with all the garbage on Cartoon Network like 6Teen, Total Drama Island and Destroy Build Destroy. I mean the programing on television has almost gone to dogs. I miss the Cartoon Network, AMC, TV Land and Spike TV of yesteryear....

Quote: Originally Posted by Montana Smith LOL! It also counted for Russian in \'The Hunt for Red October\'. Connery\'s a great actor, but he always hangs onto his Scottish accent - it\'s like his trademark, or an indication that he doesn\'t do other accents very well. It\'s almost as impressive as Anthony Hopkins trying to pass off his British accent as Louisianian. See the \'06 version of All the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Montana Smith Perfect example, Stoo! That is a fantastic film. I\'m close to Hereford and not far from Builth Wells. There\'s a Robert Jones (b.1857, d.1898) who was a private at Rorke\'s Drift (2nd Bat. / 24th Regt. of Foot) buried at St. Peter Churchyard, Peterchurch, Herefordshire. http://www.findagrave.com/php/famous...FSstateid=4599 Oh, I know of him. Both Robert AND William Jones were honoured...

Quote: Originally Posted by Le Saboteur It\'s almost as impressive as Anthony Hopkins trying to pass off his British accent as Louisianian. See the \'06 version of All the King\'s Men for the point of reference. Anthony Hopkins would have made a perfect choice (if Connery had been unavailable) to play Indy\'s dad, as Hopkins is very Welsh. Quote: Originally Posted by AnnieJones Well,for arguments sake we could say one of...

Ouch... I just saw that on MSN. She played on a TV movie that was filmed in my city not too long ago.

Quote: Originally Posted by RedeemedChild Thanks so much Le Saboteur and Lonesome Drifter. Anyone remember this? I have the boxset of this. It came with some awesome extras such as a book that has a small campaign and the stats for the characters. Quote: Originally Posted by Agent Crab There was a console version also; if I stand correct that was released around 2003-04. It wasn\'t an MMO. Do you mean The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age...

Quote: Originally Posted by Montana Smith Since Sean Connery played Indy\'s dad with a very Scottish accent, I\'ve always wondered how the Welsh Jones connection fitted into their family history! Well,for arguments sake we could say one of two things,either Henry Jones Sr. is of Welsh decent and simply born and raised in Scotland,or the other possibility being,he is part Welsh and part Scottish,born and raised in Scotland. Quote:...

Quote: Originally Posted by Montana Smith Jones is a very common Welsh surname, so tracking down your ancestry may be more difficult than tracing a more uncommon name. Good luck with it though, you never know what you\'re going to find out about your family past. Since Sean Connery played Indy\'s dad with a very Scottish accent, I\'ve always wondered how the Welsh Jones connection fitted into their family history! Well, if...

Quote: Originally Posted by Montana Smith LOL! It also counted for Russian in \'The Hunt for Red October\'. Connery\'s a great actor, but he always hangs onto his Scottish accent - it\'s like his trademark, or an indication that he doesn\'t do other accents very well. There is one other accent he was able to pull off quite convincingly - I mean, his English one is pretty good in those five easy-to-forget movies in...