Auteur Watch - Med Hondo

Or as I like to think of him, James Earl Jones in disguise.  Well, you gotta hand it to the French: they love the cinema so much, they export it to their colonies!  Every aspect of it.  In Hondo's case, he likes to direct serious dramas, but as an actor?  Not afraid to do the occasional Asterix pic or something like "Funky Cops."

A Confederacy of Debuts

Brought to you by Atheists for God.  Atheists for God!  Because, I mean, you know... I hear what Bill Maher's saying and all that, and I did, arguably, my ears kinda perked up when Christopher Hitchens said that the Catholic Church should be treated as a criminal organization... whatever he said, you can look it up.  On the other hand, Hitch also was in favour of the Iraq war at the time.  Grain of salt, that's all I'm saying.  I mean, the social media movements have done a lot of good, but getting rid of 2,000 years of human tradition doesn't happen overnight.  Besides, Buddhism's okay, isn't it?  One tends not to see an Atheist railing against the 'evils' of Buddhism.  I mean, you got those religious zealots blowing up ancient Buddhist carvings / statues; the Taliban ain't Atheists.  Let's have a little focus, people; doesn't have to be on the family here.
Also brought to you by Jalapeño Deodorant.  Jalapeño Deodorañt!  Feel the Burñ (TM).  Welp, while Lori Loughlin continues to get the best raves of her career... see, I was ahead of the curve on that one.  Does no one remember their Larry Sanders?  Hey!  It's already in her IMDb Bio page!  Cosby got a little more slack on his.  Anyway, Captain Marvel could only hold back the debuts for so long, and this week they've taken the multiplexes by storm.  Four of the damn things!  So we got three Pixar-type movies, and two halfsies (Captain Marvel and Alita: Battle Angel).  I guess everyone stayed home to watch Triple Frontier on Netflix.  I watched the opening credits and found out that Kathryn Bigelow's involved!  How good could it be if she's not willing to go on Jimmy Fallon to plug it?
Anyway, and so the first debut is "South Park"... I mean, Dog Park... sorry, forgot to take my anti-histrionics again.  Gosford Park?  Gorky Park?  Parkland?  "Parker Lewis Can't Lose"?  Wicker Park?  The Wicker Man?   Boy, I'm really not feeling the mojo today... Mansfield Park?  ...Wonder Park!  I think that's it.  Well, the kids seem to like it.  Hey, Wonder Park... the Open Season trilogy called, wants its bear character back.  Oh s'z'nap!  Still got it.  Meanwhile, for the young adults out there, we've got the latest, greatest incarnation of The Fault in Our Stars at #3, and this one's called "Six Feet Under"... I'm sorry, it's actually called Five Feet Apart.  The plot description reads as follows: "A pair of teenagers with life-threatening illnesses meet in a hospital and fall in love."  But when you see the trailer, you know it should read "A pair of extremely photogenic, supermodel-y shy teenagers with unspecified life-threatening illnesses..."  The rest of you can have all the love stories you want about Uggos or Oldies finding true love, but Five Feet Apart will not be dragged down to your level.  Not on my watch.  No sir!
Our third debut reflects the growing multicultural nature of the weekly Top 10... too racist?  Sorry.  Well, a lot of this is new to me.  The third debut is called No Manches Frida 2, which I'm assuming answers a lot of the open questions left from No Manches Frida 1.  I mean, there don't seem to be any stars in this thing... but Martha Higareda could well be on her way!  Could go either way at this point.
And again, Green Book is still hanging on in theatres.  A point of pride for Peter Farrelly.  It will hit 100 million domestic, no matter how long it takes.  Well, it made 1.3 million this weekend, for a grand total of 82.6 million, so... 18 more weeks ought to do it, right?  And so the last debut this week is I can only assume another one of those horror movies that takes place in one room with a bunch of wicked instruments of ... let's say, extreme exercise.  It's called Captive State, and I suppose the premise is a little unique, with a slight promise of a hefty CGI budget.  It revolves around Chicago "nearly a decade after an occupation by an extra-terrestrial force."  Nearly a decade?  Hmm... or as the Tea Party calls it, the Obama presidency.  Thank you!  Good night, everybody!

Auteur Watch - Hill Harper

I just checked my list of auteurs, and the next entry just says "Home Brothers."  My database teachers would flog me in the town square if they were here right now.  No follow-up?  No second line of information of any kind?  Nope, sorry.  Tell you one thing tho(ugh): I'll be ready for these guys at some point!  Completely ready.  Completely, totally ready.  But I did just happen upon Hill Harper by happenstance, so why not him next?  I mean, he was in Hav Plenty, for God's sake!  That's right, the Hav Plenty.  If there's a more '90s movie than that, well... I just don't want to know about it, frankly... okay, maybe Under the Hula Moon.  Maybe Raising Arizona Father Hood as well.  Come to think of it, most '90s movies are more of a '90s movie than Hav Plenty, but THAT'S BESIDE THE POINT!  No, it's Hav Plenty and Juwanna Mann for me.  Those or nothing, I'm sorry.  And, I just checked!  Both are available at DVD.Com.  Sure, you're just gonna have to wait for me to turn them back in, but they're they're there!
But let me try to get back to Hill Harper, all-around Hollywood Renaissance Man, and one of those people whose first and last names start with the same letter.  You know, like Paula Patton and ... Paula Pell.  So many lists to compile, so little time.  But you know that Mr. Harper's a big deal, because he seems to be in the poster for something called 1982, which was made in 2013.  '80s nostalgia is all the rage now, of course; as for me, I'm still preoccupied with 1985.  My friends are just starting to get worried about it...

Dining Out On That Story

Brought to you by the new Modelo Chill-Lada.  You've tried the Modelo Chelada... now try the new Modelo Chill-Lada!  And chill, probably.  And brought to you by... two sponsors this week!  How'd I get so lucky?  Also brought to you by the National Catholic Register.  Remember kids!  You can't spell Registered Sex Offender without "Register."  And be sure to check out their newsletter, where this month's centerfold is Father Andrea "Oxy" Contin.  He's from Padua, and his turn-ons are sunny days, candlelit dinners for two and videotaping orgies, apparently.  Hey, it's a step in the right direction anyway, right?  As long as no kids were involved.  His turn-offs are rude people, and local governments with too much power.  I mean, the power to arrest and incarcerate?  You know, there was a time... anyway, let's move quickly on.  Also brought to you by The Sun!  Probably owned by Rupert Murdoch, and maybe a little too porn-y, even by online magazine standards.  Jesus!  Anyway, as expected, the latest movie from Marvel was #1 at the box office this weekend.  The search for the new ... what's his name, can't think of names this morning... James Gunn, probably.  The search for the new James Gunn has begun.  You know, a fringes indie director, but without the nasty Twitter past this time, thank you very much.  Apparently, Lloyd Kaufman vouching for you will only get you so far.  But Marvel (TM) (R) (C) seems to have found a good one this time!  They got two for one here: the team of Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck.  They hit it big in 2006 with Half Nelson, at least amongst critics.  Their hasty sophomore follow-up was called Sugar about a baseball player, followed almost immediately by It's Kind of a Funny Story about a kid who checks himself into a nuthouse... sorry, "psychiatric ward."  I guess Sugar didn't go as well as they thought.  But they comported themselves a little better post-bomb than that Kony 2012 guy, am I right?  I really gotta lay off that for a while.  Anyway, hey, It's Kind of a Funny Story, these promotional materials for "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" called, wants their font back.  That's what I should do: create an IMDb list of these indie movie posters that all seem to have fonts in the vein of "Comedians in Coffee"... whatever it's called.
So, that's the only debut this week.  Tyler Perry's Madea movie is almost over the 50 million dollar mark, so phew, right?  Six months from now, and Tyler Perry will birth another one; there's no stopping it.  And Green Book is still going!  Seventeen weeks and 80 million in the bank.  Peter Farrelly doesn't care who knows it; he just wants the world to know he did it without Bobby.  I mean, not even a "Thanks"?  Dude, that's cold.  The only other new title that seems to have sneaked in to the Top 10 this week is a documentary about the Apollo 11 moon mission, and it's called Apollo 11, because CNN's still got some pride.  This is how they'll distinguish themselves from Fox News, by God: how many films they got in theatres.  As for me, I've been listening to those old "Cosmos" shows in my car on the way to work, and I'm looking forward to a day when people are complaining of how we're losing all our beautiful nebulas, because people keep flying spaceships into them to collect all the loose, underheated hydrogen atoms.  You know, for an easy profit.  Can't we leave anything alone? #DarkMatterMatters.

Auteur Watch - Jennifer Holness

Okay, so directing didn't take.  But for some, if it's a choice between producing and directing, the choice is clear.  I mean, directing is all right for some, but it's ten thousand people all day asking you to make ten thousand decisions.  Being a producer gives you a little more distance from all the cicadas, all the pests.  The pests are, like, "Oh, that's the producer.  They're in charge of the money, so we should leave them alone."  But everyone, whether you're a producer, a director, or a car mechanic, recognizes a good title when they see it.  Take Love, Sex and Eating the Bones, for example.  It's a segment for the "Nature" show about praying mantises, and those crazy mating rituals of theirs, but you wouldn't know it from the title!

We Are Bound By Ovaries

Brought to you by my new Broadway show called "Songs in the Key of Francis Scott."  Wanna own 250% of the profits?  Anyway, on to the Box Office totals, the only news worth looking at... oh, it's actually "All the Rest!"  Speaking of the news, they played that Huey Lewis song "Stuck With You" once again, and I finally decided to actually look up the lyrics... wonder how this one would fit into Patrick Bateman's worldview.  So, the latest installment of the How to Train Your Dragon series... the one in theatres, not the Amazon Prime / Netflix series... was #1 again, big surprise.  What was a surprise to me is how I missed the ad campaign for Tyler Perry's latest: A Madea Family Funeral.  His days of being directed by Darren Grant far behind him, Tyler Perry has pretty much explored all the phases of life as that titular character that he apparently hates, but falls in love with enough to get these things made.  And at this point, he seems to have covered all phases of life: family reunions, jail, Witness Protection, Halloween, employment, and my personal favorite: a rather blatant attempt to act like a beloved TV classic... it is still considered a classic, right?  I mean, even in the #MeToo and #TimesUp era?  I mean, #OscarsSoWhite, but "The Brady Bunch" is even whiter.  But now, it's the funeral stage of life, which seems like the last, and penultimate to some, even.  On the other hand, Suburbicon sort of starts with a funeral, right?  Am I the only one that references that?  Probably.  According to an IMDb reviewer, this is apparently the last time Tyler Perry will play Madea on film... unless the right script for Boo! 3 comes along.  Never say never, right?  Anyway, what about the afterlife?  You're telling me there isn't some delightful dramatic hay to be made out of Madea applying for citizenship in Heaven?  None of Madea's fans want to see her kick a little angel ass in the big Celestial choir?  Keep all those snooty harp players in order?  I mean, they like the piano, but they'd rather get right to the piano strings directly, bypassing the big clunky keys entirely.  I mean, any fool can press keys on a keyboard, that's for sure... ahem.
Meanwhile, Green Book is out for a sixteenth week.  Well, it's a point of pride for Peter Farrelly.  I mean, Dumb and Dumber and Me, Myself & Irene crossed the 100 million dollar mark, and Green Book will as well, by God, even if he has to buy 25 million dollars worth of tickets himself, out of his own cash money.  But the last debut this week is called Greta, and it's getting a little buzz... and by 'buzz,' I mean my cinephile friends on Facebook.  I mean, Chloë Grace Moretz, God bless her, she's playing a deeper game here.  I mean, anyone can star in hit movies like the new Neighbors series, but you gotta sometimes go for the prestige projects, and director Neil Jordan seems to have procured himself this new one here.  The publicity touts it as the (pen)ultimate stalker movie, but the moviegoing public at large has yet to find that out.  As for elder co-star Isabelle Huppert, didn't she already make this movie a few years ago?  Her Heaven's Gate days far behind her, her IMDb Top 4 is unusual because the oldest one, as of this writing, is from 2001.  As for someone like, say, Malcolm McDowell, he'll always have that one pesky one from 1971 in his IMDb Top 4 for some reason...

Short Reviews - March 2019

"Actors Entertainment" - With Dale Raoul as Herself (1 episode, 2012).

"Adventures in Paradise" - With Henry Silva as Raoul Marquette (1 episode, 1960).  Also with Raoul De Leon as Haramu (1 episode, 1962).

"The Adventures of Jim Bowie" - With Raoul Freeman as Group Member / ... (uncredited) (3 episodes, 1957).

"Adventures of Superman" - With Charles La Torre as Raoul Durand (1 episode, 1957).

"Against the Wall" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Zac Sharma (2 episodes, 2011).

"The Agatha Christie Hour" - With John Nettles as Raoul Letardau (1 episode, 1982).  Also with Roy Leighton as Young Raoul (1 episode, 1982).

"Ai no Kusabi: Remake" - With Chuck Huber as Raoul (4 episodes, 2012).  Also with Takaya Kuroda as Raoul Am (4 episodes, 2012).

"Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei" - With Raoul W. Heimrich as Pathologe (uncredited) (1 episode, 2001).  Series Directed by Raoul W. Heimrich (23 Episodes, 1999-2006).

"Allô police" - With Raoul Billerey as Bedu (1 episode, 1969).  Also with Raoul Curet as L'agrégé (1 episode, 1969).

"Als de dag van gisteren" - Mit Raoul Jackson als Olivier Heersema (9 episodes, 1955).  Auch mit Raoul Jackson als Olivier Heersema (3 episodes, 1955).  Auch mit Raoul Jackson als Olivier Heersema (2 episodes, 1955).  Auch mit Arturo García Vargas als Raoul Chateau (2 episodes, 1987).  Auch mit Raoul Ivanov als Jeremy Beaumont (1 episode, 1986).

"American Masters" "The Ten-Year Lunch: The Wit and Legend of the Algonquin Round Table" - With Raoul Fleischman as Himself (archive footage).

"The Animals of Farting Wood" - With Raoul Delfosse (2 episodes, 1993-1995).

"Arabela se vrací" - With Raoul Schránil as Jeweler (2 episodes, 1993).

"Archie Bunker's Place" - With Joe Rosario as Raoul Rosario / ... (35 episodes, 1980-1983).

"Arsène Lupin" - With Raoul de Manez as Maurice Leblanc (1 episode, 1971).  Also with Raoul Curet as Bonavent (1 episode, 1971).  Also with Raoul Guylad as Le majordome (1 episode, 1973).

"The Art of More" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Navin Sudha (2 episodes, 2016).

"Arzak Rhapsody" - With Raoul Delfosse as King (3 episodes, 2003).

"At the Hotel" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Harry Jindal (4 episodes, 2006).

"Ave 43" - With Dale Raoul as Brenda (28 episodes, 2012-2017).

"Barend en Van Dorp" - With Raoul Heertje as Himself - Cabaretier / ... (5 episodes, 1999-2002).

"Bearcats!" - With Henry Darrow as Raoul Estaban (2 episodes, 1971).

"Bel Ami" - With Raoul Vargas as Raoul Vargas (5 episodes, 2017-2018).

"Bel Ami" - With Raoul Grassilli as Charles Forestier (3 episodes, 1979).

"La belleza de pensar" - With Raoul Ruiz as Himself - Guest (2 episodes, 1998-2002).

"Bergerac" - With Barrie Ingham as Raoul Barnaby (1 episode, 1986).  Also with James Laurenson as Raoul Fuegas (1 episode, 1988).  Also with Stephen Lawrence as Raoul (1 episode, 1983).

"The Best Laid Plans" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Bradley Stanton (6 episodes, 2014).

"Beyblade" - With Raoul Bhaneja as DJ Jazzman / ... (76 episodes, 2001-2003).

"Il bivio" - With Raoul Grassilli as Carlo Ricci (2 episodes, 1972).

"The Blacklist" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Hitman (3 episodes, 2016).  Series Stunts: Michael Carey Stunt Performer / Stunt Double: Raoul Trujilo / Stunts (6 Episodes, 2016-2019).

"Boulevard du Palais" - With Cassandre Vittu de Kerraoul as Lieutenant Tina Varese (12 episodes, 2012-2015).  Also with Oriane Vittu De Kerraoul as Emilie Divignat (1 episode, 2013).  Series Production Management: Raoul Chatellier Assistant Unit Manager (2 Episodes, 2006-2007).

"Braceface" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Dion (6 episodes, 2002-2004).

"Les brigades du Tigre" - With Raoul Curet as Clémenceau / ... (2 episodes, 1975-1982).  Also with Raoul Lamy as Okada (1 episode, 1975).

"Les Brillant" - With Michel Pasquier as Raoul Houle.  Also with Jacques Zouvi as Raoul Bonaparte.

"Burkland" - With Vincent Raoult as Guilian Fisk / ... (2 episodes, 2015-2016).

"C à vous" - With Didier Raoult as Himself (3 episodes, 2015-2018).  Also with Paul Raoult as Himself (1 episode, 2013).

"C.R.O.M." - With Antonio Buíl as Raoul Delgado (13 episodes, 2012).

"Campus, le magazine de l'écrit" - With Éric Raoult as Himself (1 episode, 2005).  Also with Raoul Mildon as Himself (1 episode, 2006).

"The Cape" - With Vinnie Jones as Dominic Raoul (6 episodes, 2011).

"La case du siècle" - With Alexandre Charlet as Raoul Villain (1 episode, 2014).

"Ce soir (ou jamais!)" - With Éric Raoult as Himself (4 episodes, 2009-2010).  Also with Raoul Paz as Himself (1 episode, 2006).  Also with Raoul Peck as Himself (1 episode, 2006).  Also with Raoul Marc Jennar as Himself (1 episode, 2016).

"Le cercle de minuit" - With Raoul Ruiz as Himself (5 episodes, 1993-1997).

"Chabada" - With François Raoult as Himself (2 episodes, 2012-2013).

"El chat de OT" - With Raoul Vázquez as Himself (13 episodes, 2017-2018).

"Un château au soleil" - With Raoul Delfosse as Arnaud de Fontvieille (2 episodes, 1988).

"Le château des oliviers" - With Raoul Curet as Pichon (2 episodes, 1993).

"Le chevalier de Maison Rouge" - With François Chaumette as Raoul Dixmer (4 episodes, 1963).

"Cheyenne" - With Raoul De Leon as Don Ignacio Rodriguez (1 episode, 1962).  Also with Alex Montoya as Raoul (1 episode, 1960).  Also with Raoul Freeman as Barfly (uncredited) (1 episode, 1956).

"Chicago Hope" - With Ariel Felix as Raoul Chammora / ... (12 episodes, 1998-2000).  Also with T.J. Evans as Raoul White (1 episode, 1995).  Also with Drancy Jackson as Raoul (1 episode, 1994).  Also with Raoul N. Rizik as Mr. Gomez (1 episode, 1999).

"Chiefs" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Narrated by / ... (4 episodes, 2002).

"Cinéastes de notre temps" - With Raoul Walsh as Himself (1 episode, 1966).  Also with Raoul Coutard as Himself (1 episode, 1964).

"Cinéma 16" - With Raoul Curet as Forestier / ... (6 episodes, 1979-1987).  Also with Raoul Gheno as Homme vol libre (1 episode, 1979).  Also with Raoul Billerey as César (1 episode, 1990).  Series Writing Credits: Raoul Mille (1 Episode, 1987).

"Cinemassacre's Monster Madness" "Phantom of the Opera" - With Norman Kerry as Vicomte Raoul de Chagny (archive footage).

"Cinépanorama" - With Raoul Lévy as Himself (3 episodes, 1960-1965).  Also with Raoul Coutard as Himself (1 episode, 1965).

"Les cinq dernières minutes" - With Raoul Curet as Directeur commercial / ... (4 episodes, 1962-1991).  Also with Raoul Billerey as L'aiguilleur / ... (2 episodes, 1967-1989).  Also with René-Guy Gérôme as Raoul (1 episode, 1966).  Also with Raoul Delfosse as Le masseur (1 episode, 1969).  Also with Raoul Guylad as Signor Sparzi (1 episode, 1976).  Also with Raoul Marco as Le boucher Rouzaud (1 episode, 1959).  Also with Raoul Isella as Le motard (1 episode, 1964).  Also with Jean Moussy as Raoul (1 episode, 1968).  Also with Raoul Ambiehl (1 episode, 1988).  Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Raoul Sangla Assistant Director (1 Episode, 1960).

"Le cinque giornate di Milano" - With Raoul Grassilli as Carlo Cattaneo (4 episodes, 1970).

"City Guys" - With Raoul N. Rizik as Mr. Ramos (2 episodes, 1998-2001).

"Clementine's Enchanted Journey" - With Raoul Delfosse as Jean Batifole (uncredited) (2 episodes).

"Climax!" "The Disappearance of Daphne" - With Eduardo Ciannelli as Papa Raoul.

"Les colonnes du ciel" - With Raoul Delfosse as Muret (2 episodes, 1985).  Also with Alain Bertheau as Raoul d'Anterac (1 episode, 1985).

"Come un delfino - La serie" - With Raoul Bova as Alessandro (4 episodes, 2013).  Series Directed by Raoul Bova (4 Episodes, 2013).  Series Writing Credits: Raoul Bova (4 Episodes, 2013).  Series Produced by Raoul Bova ... Producer (4 Episodes, 2013).

"Commissaire Moulin" - With Raoul Delfosse (2 episodes, 1976-1980).  Also with Raoul Curet as Mouchotte (1 episode, 1976).  Also with Raoul Guillet as Grimbach (1 episode, 1978).

"Con gli occhi dell'occidente" - With Raoul Grassilli as Mr. Jones (3 episodes, 1979).

"The Count of Monte Cristo" - With Barry Boys as Raoul, Baron de Château-Renaud (5 episodes, 1964).

"Cover Me" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Roshan Javad (6 episodes, 1999).

"Cra$h & Burn" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Sugith Patori (2 episodes, 2010).

"La cravache d'or" - With Jean-Pierre Hercé as Raoul Aubarge / ... (24 episodes, 1969).

"Crawford" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Dallas Fraser (4 episodes, 2018).

"Crimes That Shook Britain" "Raoul Moat" - With Eric Campbell as Raoul Moat.

"Crown Court" - With Derek Griffiths as Raoul Lapointe (3 episodes, 1973).

"Crunch Time" - With Raoul Canoli as Mexican Santa (2 episodes, 2016).

"Da Vinci's Demons" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Topa Inca Yupanqui (5 episodes, 2014).

"Da Vinci's Inquest" - With Raoul Ganeev as Yuri (2 episodes, 2000-2001).

"The Daily Show" - With Raoul Felder as Himself (2 episodes, 1997-2004).

"A Dangerous Life" - With Alexander Cortez as Raoul (1988) (2 episodes, 1988).

"Dans un grand vent de fleurs" - With Raoul Billerey as Clément Nouvel (2 episodes).

"The Dark Side of the Sun" - With Peter Egan as Raoul Lavalliere (6 episodes, 1983).

"Delitto di stato" - With Raoul Grassilli as Maestro Bernardino (5 episodes, 1982).

"Demetrio Pianelli" - With Raoul Grassilli as Cesarino Pianelli (3 episodes, 1963).

"Deutsch für Inländer" - With Raoul Retzer as Herr Dworschak (3 episodes).

"Diana" - With Yves Beneyton as Raoul de Royden (3 episodes, 1984).

"Días de cine" - With Raoul Ruiz as Himself (2 episodes, 2010-2011).  Also with Raoul Servais as Himself (1 episode, 2011).

"Dit was het nieuws" - With Raoul Heertje as Himself (19 episodes, 2000-2012).

"Doctor Who" - With Raoul Skinner as Alien Guard (uncredited) (1 episode, 1969).  Also with Raoul Jones as UNIT Soldier (uncredited) (1 episode, 1970).

"Domenica in" - With Raoul Bova as Himself (3 episodes, 2001-2017).  Also with Raoul Casadei as Himself (1 episode, 1985).

"Les dossiers de l'écran" - With Raoul Curet as Darlan / ... (2 episodes, 1979-1980).  Also with Raoul Delfosse as Le vice-président Marshall (1 episode, 1980).

"Les dossiers du professeur Morgan" - With Raoul Curet as Gaston Lozari (2 episodes, 1970-1971).  Also with Raoul Guillet as Le docteur (1 episode, 1974).

"Downshiftaajat" - With Raoul Asjegren as Ravintolan asiakas (2 episodes, 2015).

"The Dresden Files" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Detective Sid Kirmani (11 episodes, 2007-2008).

"Dumbass Filmmakers!" - With Dale Raoul as Brenda Winters (4 episodes, 2012).

"Dynastie Nováku" - With Raoul Schránil as Prof. Dr. Kafka (2 episodes, 1982).

"Les échos du cinéma" - With Raoul André as Himself (1 episode, 1961).  Also with Raoul Lévy as Himself (1 episode, 1961).

"The Ed Sullivan Show" "15th Anniversary Show" - With Raoul Walsh as Himself (archive footage).

"Empreintes criminelles" - With Cassandre Vittu de Kerraoul as Pauline (6 episodes, 2010-2011).

"En votre âme et conscience" - With Raoul Guillet as Le procureur / ... (2 episodes, 1969).  Also with Raoul Marco (1 episode, 1969).

"Les enquêtes du commissaire Maigret" - With Yves Vincent as Le notaire Raoul Motte (1 episode, 1988).  Also with Raoul Guylad as Levine (1 episode, 1977).

"Erreurs judiciaires" - With Raoul Curet as Le juge d'instruction (1 episode, 1975).  Also with Raoul Delfosse as Un juré (1 episode, 1975).

"Étoiles et toiles" - With Raoul Coutard as Himself (4 episodes, 1982-1983).

"The EZ Show" - With Dale Raoul as Herself (1 episode, 2014).

"Fallen Angels" - With Raoul Flambe as Shike (1 episode, 1995).

"The Famous Jett Jackson" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Raphael (2 episodes, 2000).

"El fantasma de la ópera" - With José María Langlais as Raoul de Chagny (9 episodes, 1960).

"Festival international de Cannes" - With Raoul Coutard as Himself (1 episode, 1970).  Also with Raoul Ruiz as Himself (1 episode, 2002).

"La fine dell'avventura" - With Raoul Grassilli as Maurice Bendrix (3 episodes, 1969).

"The First 48" - With Raquel Ramirez as Herself - Raoul's Neice (1 episode, 2012).

"Flashpoint" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Hank Gerald (2 episodes, 2011).

"Floodtide" - With Raoul Delfosse as Serge / ... (4 episodes, 1987-1988).

"The Flying Nun" - With Gregory Sierra as Raoul / ... (4 episodes, 1969-1970).  Also with Raoul Perez as Policeman (1 episode, 1968).

"Les folies Offenbach" - With Raoul Curet as Lafontaine (2 episodes, 1977-1978).

"Foncouverte" - With Raoul Guylad as Jannosh (35 episodes, 1965).  Also with Philippe Drancy as L'abbé Raoul (5 episodes, 1965).  Also with Raoul Billerey as Le chef des CRS (1 episode, 1965).

"The Forest Rangers" - With Rolland Bédard as Uncle Raoul (11 episodes, 1963-1965).

"Les 400 coups de Virginie" - With Jean-Pierre Delage as Raoul (1 episode, 1979).  Also with Raoul Curet as Le vendeur de meubles (1 episode, 1979).  Also with Raoul Guylad as Le Turc (1 episode, 1980).

"Fox 5 Morning News" - With Raoul Martinez as Himself - Anchor (3 episodes, 2013).  Also with Raoul Martinez as Himself - Anchor (1 episode, 2016).

"Freedom: A History of Us" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Cherokee Spokesperson / ... (2 episodes, 2003).

"From the Mouths of Babes" - With Dale Raoul as Herself (3 episodes, 2014-2018).

"Frontier" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Machk (3 episodes, 2016).

"Fuoco amico: Tf45 - Eroe per amore" - With Raoul Bova as Enea de santis (6 episodes, 2016).  Series Produced by Raoul Bova Producer (unknown Episodes).

"Futurama" "Zapp Dingbat" - With Maurice LaMarche as Raoull Inglis.

"Les galapiats" - With Raoul de Manez as M. Grantier (8 episodes, 1970).

"Get Shorty" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Josias (2 episodes, 2017).  Series Stunts: Devlin Lara Raoul Trujillo (unknown Episodes).

"Girls Next Door" - With Ricky Webster as Raoul (14 episodes, 2011-2014).  Also with Sean Scofield as Raoul (3 episodes, 2015-2016).

"Going to Bed with Terri Ivens" - With Dale Raoul as Herself - Guest (1 episode, 2013).

"Graf Yoster gibt sich die Ehre" - With Raoul Curet as Sapira (1 episode, 1974).  Also with Raoul Guylad as Postbote (1 episode, 1974).

"Le grand journal de Canal+" - With Éric Raoult as Himself (1 episode, 2005).  Also with Raoul Peck as Himself (1 episode, 2010).  Also with Didier Raoult as Himself (1 episode, 2015).

"Una grande famiglia" - With Giorgio Marchesi as Raoul Rengoni (22 episodes, 2012-2015).

"I grandi camaleonti" - With Raoul Grassilli as Fouche (8 episodes, 1964).

"Growing Pains" - With Raoul N. Rizik as Hotel Clerk (2 episodes, 1990).

"Les habits noirs" - With Raoul Curet as Maître Cotentin De La Lourdeville (6 episodes, 1967).

"Hap and Leonard" - With Enrique Murciano as Raoul (6 episodes, 2016-2017).

"Happy Monster Band" - With Sam Riegel as Raoul (10 episodes, 2008).

"Hardball with Chris Matthews" - With Kwame Raoul as Himself (2 episodes, 2008-2009).  Also with Raoul Felder as Himself (1 episode, 2006).

"Heartland" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Renard (2 episodes, 2011-2012).

"Hemingway" - With Raoul Delfosse (4 episodes, 1988).

"Hereward the Wake" - With Clive Graham as Sir Raoul de Selignat (5 episodes, 1965).  Also with Anthony Boden as Raoul (2 episodes, 1965).

"Les héritiers" - With Raoul Curet as Le docteur / ... (2 episodes, 1980-1981).

"Highlander" - With Antonio Miceli as Raoul (1 episode, 1995).  Also with Raoul Ganeev as Guard (1 episode, 1997).

"Hinter Gittern - Der Frauenknast" - With Raoul Brauner as Sebastian Kaiser (6 episodes, 1997-1999).

"Histoire du cinéma français par ceux qui l'ont fait" - With Raoul Ploquin as Himself (4 episodes, 1975).

"L'histoire du samedi" - With Raoul Billerey as Garrigon / ... (2 episodes, 1997).  Also with Raoul Curet as Le notaire (1 episode, 1997).  Also with Gabriel Cinque as Raoul Leblanc (1 episode, 1999).

"The Hitchhiker" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as James (1 episode, 1990).  Also with François Raoul-Duval as Mr. De Chambord (1 episode, 1989).  Series Writing Credits: François Raoul-Duval (1 Episode, 1989).

"Hollywood Saturday Night" - With Dale Raoul as Guest Host (1 episode, 2012).

"Home and Away" - With Raoul Agapis as C.O. Jones (1 episode, 2010).

"House of Frankenstein" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Woody (2 episodes, 1997).

"How to Marry a Vampire" - With Taylor Hood as Raoul (4 episodes, 2017).

"De ideale wereld" - With Raoul Hedebouw as Himself (1 episode, 2016).

"Le iene" - With Raoul Bova as Himself (3 episodes, 2007-2009).

"Il sistema" - With Fausto Maria Sciarappa as Raoul Luce (3 episodes, 2016).

"In Plain Sight" - With Miguel Martinez as Raoul Mejia (1 episode, 2009).  Also with Raoul Max Trujillo as Felix Calderon (1 episode, 2009).

"Intelligence" - With Tom Heaton as Raoul (2 episodes, 2006-2007).

"Intelligence - Servizi & segreti" - With Raoul Bova as Marco Tancredi (6 episodes, 2009).

"Into the West" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Red Cloud (3 episodes, 2005).

"The Invaders" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Carlos Suarez (2 episodes, 1995).

"Jamestown" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Opechancanough / ... (6 episodes, 2017-2018).

"La juive du Château-Trompette" - With Nicolas Silberg as Raoul de Blossac (6 episodes, 1974-1975).  Also with Raoul Curet as Cadelou (unknown episodes).

"Julien Fontanes, magistrat" - With Raoul Curet as Le président Jussieu (1 episode, 1983).  Also with Raoul Guylad as Bruno Fidelitch (1 episode, 1987).

"Julmahuvi esittää: Mennen tullen" "Koeajo" - With Tommi Korpela as Raoul 'Rauski' Häkkinen / Herr Mehmet Faruk / Additional characters.

"Katie Chats" - With Raoul Juneja as Himself (1 episode, 2014).  Also with Raoul Peck as Himself (1 episode, 2014).

"Kättemaksukontor" - With Sergei Ilmjärv as Raoul Kamrin (2 episodes, 2011).

"Kees & Co." - With Raoul Boer as Harry (3 episodes, 1997).

"Killing Spree" "Raoul Moat: Northumbria Rampage" - With ... no one named Raoul, apparently.  But this documentary gives the inside story of Raoul Most, who triggered the biggest manhunt in modern British history after shooting his ex-partner and then going on to target the police in July of 2010.  Take THAT, Beltway Sniper!

"Lagardère" - With Raoul Billerey as Oriol / ... (4 episodes, 1967).  Series Stunts: Raoul Billerey Fight Coordinator (6 Episodes, 1967).  Series Other crew: Raoul Billerey Master Of Arms (1 Episode, 1967).

"Largo Winch" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Jacob Santos (2 episodes, 2001).

"Last Call with Carson Daly" - With Raoul Peck as Himself (1 episode, 2017).

"Law & Order" - With Roberto De Felice as Raoul (1 episode, 2009).

"Les grands détectives" - With Raoul Delfosse as Le procureur (1 episode, 1975).  Also with Raoul Curet as Dutoit (1 episode, 1974).

"Ley & the Key of Life" - With Raoul Rettberg as Captain Xhul T. Kramer (2 episodes, 2014-2016).

"Little Mosque on the Prairie" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Suhail (2 episodes, 2011).

"The Loretta Young Show" - With Raoul De Leon as Joe Cabrera (1 episode, 1961).

"Lost Girl" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as The Garuda (3 episodes, 2011-2012).

"Love Bug" - With Daniel Matsunaga as Raoul (4 episodes, 2010).

"Love, American Style" - With George Pan Andreas as Raoul (segment "Love and the Trampled Passion") (1 episode, 1973).  Also with Raoul Franck as Antoine (segment "Love and the Twanger Tutor") (1 episode, 1973).

"Lucien Leuwen" - With Jacques Emin as Le sous-officier Raoulx (4 episodes, 1973-1974).

"Luftkreuz Südost" - With Raoul Retzer as Kommissar (3 episodes, 1966).

"Maigret" - With Raoul Delfosse as Directeur de la PJ / ... (2 episodes, 1993).  Also with Jean-Louis Tribes as Raoul (1 episode, 1994).  Also with Raoul Schránil as Monsieur Lachaume (1 episode, 1993).  Series Cinematography by Raoul Coutard (1 Episode, 1992).

"Major Crimes" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Javier Mendoza (1 episode, 2015).  Also with Brian Marc as Raoul Diaz (1 episode, 2015).

"A Mala de Cartão" - With Raoul Guillet as Alex (2 episodes, 1988).

"Man Against Crime" - With Raoul De Leon as Martinez (1 episode, 1953).

"The Man from U.N.C.L.E." - With Raoul Perez as Flores / ... (2 episodes, 1967).

"The Man in the Iron Mask" - With Jonathan Newth as Raoul, Vicomte de Bragelonne (3 episodes, 1968).

"Mannix" - With Nate Esformes as Raoul / ... (3 episodes, 1972-1974).

"Martin Kane" - With Raoul De Leon as Waxey (2 episodes, 1952).

"Maurizio Costanzo Show" - With Raoul Bova as Himself (1 episode, 1993).  Also with Raoul Rossetti as Himself (1 episode, 1993).

"Mauvais Karma" - With Frédéric Desager as Raoul Legarrec (7 episodes, 2012).

"Maverick" - With Raoul De Leon as Don Roberto Lopez (1 episode, 1961).

"Mayans M.C." - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Che 'Taza' Romero (10 episodes, 2018).

"Mémoires du cinéma francais, de la libération à nos jours" - With Raoul Ruiz as Himself (3 episodes, 2006).  Series Editorial Department: Raoul Fruhauf Vision Mixer (unknown Episodes).

"Le mie prigioni" - With Raoul Grassilli as Silvio Pellico (4 episodes, 1968).

"Miradas 2" - With Raoul Servais as Himself (2 episodes, 2011).

"Mister Sterling" - With Dale Raoul as Pat Conway (10 episodes, 2003).

"Moby Dick" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Queequeg (2 episodes, 2011).

"Un monsieur bien rangé" - With Raoul Guillet as Le président du tribunal (2 episodes, 1973).

"Monte Carlo" - With Raoul Delfosse as Michel (2 episodes, 1986).

"Morignone" - With Raoul Johannes Simmler (6 episodes, 2020).

"Mother" - With Raoul Curet (2 episodes, 1993).

"Il mulino del Po" - With Raoul Grassilli as Coniglio Mannaro (2 episodes, 1971).

"Mumbai Calling" - With Raoul Amaar Abbas as Sweety Singh (7 episodes, 2008).

"Murat" - With Raoul Grassilli as Napoleone Bonaparte (3 episodes, 1975).

"Nachtstudio" - With Raoul Schrott as Himself (3 episodes, 2002-2008).

"Nans le berger" - With Raoul Curet (2 episodes, 1976).

"Le négociateur" - With Sebastien Beaulac as Raoul Piché / ... (7 episodes, 2005-2006).  Also with Stéphane Larouche as Entraîneur de Raoul (1 episode, 2006).

"Neverland" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Holy Man (2 episodes, 2011).

"New Release" - With Raoul Coutard as Himself (1 episode, 1967).

"Nikita" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Dr. Hajari (2 episodes, 2011-2012).  Series Stunts: Christopher Cordell Stunt Double: Shane West / Stunt Double: Dillon Casey / Stunt Double: James Gilbert / Stunt Double: Jonathan Goad / Stunt Double: Raoul Bhaneja / Stunt Double: Rob Stewart / Stunt Double: Thad Luckinbill / Stunt Performer / Stunts (44 Episodes, 2010-2013).

"NYPD Blue" - With Raymond Cruz as Raoul / ... (2 episodes, 1995-2000).  Also with Dale Raoul as Mrs. Cafferty / ... (2 episodes, 1994).

"The Office" - With Dale Raoul as Ronni (2 episodes, 2008-2009).

"On ne peut pas plaire à tout le monde" - With Éric Raoult as Himself (2 episodes, 2000-2004).

"On sort ce soir" - With Raoul Guillet as Le comte de Guilleroy (1 episode, 1982).  Also with Raoul Billerey as Federzoni (1 episode, 1982).

"One Piece: Wan pîsu" "Hajimari to Owari no Machi: Loguetown Jouriku" - With Kent Williams as Raoul the Bartender (voice).

"One Step Beyond" - With Raoul De Leon as Hotel Manager / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1961).

"Operación triunfo" - With Raoul Vázquez as Himself - Contestant (14 episodes, 2017-2018).

"Oppassen!!!" - With Mattijn Hartemink as Raoul (35 episodes, 1993-1996).  Also with Raoul Boer as Bert (2 episodes, 1993).

"Oz" - With Luis Guzmán as Raoul 'El Cid' Hernandez (12 episodes, 1998-2000).

"The Passing Show" - With Ferdy Mayne as Monsieur Raoul (2 episodes, 1951).

"Paul Gauguin" - With Raoul Curet as Le patron du café (2 episodes, 1975).

"Paura sul mondo" - With Raoul Grassilli as L'inquisitore (3 episodes, 1979).

"Pauw & Witteman" - With Raoul Heertje as Himself / ... (6 episodes, 2007-2012).

"Les petits meurtres d'Agatha Christie" - With Thomas Baelde as Raoul Gredin (3 episodes, 2013-2015).  Also with Guillaume Briat as Raoul Cochin (1 episode, 2012).  Also with Pierre Cartonnet as Raoul (1 episode, 2013).  Also with Cassandre Vittu de Kerraoul as Clémence (1 episode, 2009).

"Les peupliers de la Prétentaine" - With Raoul Curet (2 episodes, 1975).

"Repertory Theatre" - With Raoul De Leon (1 episode, 1949).

"La piovra 7 - Indagine sulla morte del commissario Cattani" - With Raoul Bova as Vice-commissario Gianni Breda (6 episodes, 1995).

"Pokémon" - With Craig Blair as Raoul Contesta / ... (47 episodes, 2005-2010).

"La princesse du rail" - With Raoul Curet (2 episodes, 1967).

"Pure" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Wyatt (4 episodes, 2019).

"Quai n° 1" - With Raoul Billerey as Camille (9 episodes, 1997-1998).  Also with Jean-Raoul Lacote as An English journalist (1 episode, 2003).

"Quaranta giorni di libertà (Pagine di diario della repubblica dell'Ossola)" - With Raoul Grassilli as Ettore Tibaldi (3 episodes, 1974).  Also with Raoul Corbetta as Aris (3 episodes, 1974).

"Les 4 vérités" - With Éric Raoult as Himself (10 episodes, 1987-2006).

"Quelli che... il calcio" - With Raoul Bova as Himself (5 episodes, 2006-2009).  Also with Raoul Casadei as Himself (1 episode, 2007).

"Quinta colonna" - With Raoul Grassilli as Arthur Rowe (4 episodes, 1966).

"Rainbow Brite" - With Raoul Delfosse (13 episodes, 1984-1986).

"Raoul Wallenberg - fånge i Sovjet" "Hädanefter fick ingenting sägas" - With ... no one IN the show named Raoul.  Terrific.  That's just terrific.

"Republic of Doyle" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Eli Kane (1 episode, 2013).  Also with Raoul Bhaneja as Javier (1 episode, 2012).

"Le rêve français" - With Jean-Raoul Lacote as L'ami de Prisca (2 episodes, 2017-2018).

"The Rise and Fall of César Birotteau" - With Mark Dignam as Raoul Roguin (3 episodes, 1965).

"La rivière Espérance" - With Raoul Billerey as Curé de Souillac (8 episodes, 1995).

"Robbie Goes to Hollywood" - With Uriah Arnhem as Raoul (3 episodes, 2013).

"Rocambole" - With Raoul Curet as Colar / ... (2 episodes, 1964).  Also with Raoul Billerey as Le médecin (1 episode, 1965).

"Rocket Power" - With Carlos Alazraqui as Raoul Rodriguez / ... (9 episodes, 1999-2004).

"Rogue" - With Raoul Bhaneja as AUSA Dole (3 episodes, 2015).  Series Editorial Department: Raoul Crosby Dailies (10 Episodes, 2017).

"Le Roi Mystère" - With Yan Epstein as Raoul Gosselin (3 episodes).

"The Ron James Show" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Sir Wilfrid Laurier (9 episodes, 2009-2013).

"Rosso veneziano" - With Raoul Grassilli as Paolo Partibon (4 episodes, 1976).

"Runaway" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Agent Raj Rao (5 episodes, 2006).

"Rush" - With Rolando Molina as Raoul (2 episodes, 2014).

"Saint George" - With Raoul N. Rizik as Priest (3 episodes, 2014).

"Saints & Strangers" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Massasoit (2 episodes, 2015).

"Salem" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as The Shaman (4 episodes, 2015).

"Salut les Terriens" - With Éric Raoult as Himself (3 episodes, 2008-2011).

"Santa Barbara" - With Josh Cruze as American Indian / Raoul (5 episodes, 1987-1991).

"Scènes de ménages" - With Jean-Raoul Lacote as Un voisin d'Huguette et Raymond (3 episodes, 2012-2013).

"Schulmeister, espion de l'empereur" - With Raoul Billerey as Maréchal / ... (3 episodes, 1974).

"SCTV" "Relaxing with Raoul/Dining with LaRue" - With ... well, guess you have to find out for yourself!  Got 'em on Netflix (TM) (C) (R) !  Take the initiative here, dear readers!

"Le secret des dieux" - With Jacques Balutin as Raoul Souchez (2 episodes, 1975).

"Secret Files of the Inquisition" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Baldo Lupetino / ... (2 episodes, 2006).

"Seinfeld" - With Dale Raoul as Dental Patient (1 episode, 1991).  Also with Raoul N. Rizik as Parade Goer (1 episode, 1998).

"Sense8" - With Erik Hayser as Raoul (6 episodes, 2017-2018).

"The Sentinel" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Spirit Guide (1 episode, 1996).  Also with Jesus Nebot as Raoul (1 episode, 1997).  Also with Raoul Ganeev as Father Kasporev (1 episode, 1997).

"7 sur 7" - With Éric Raoult as Himself - Guest (2 episodes, 1995-1996).

"Shotgun Mythos" - With Raoul Anderson (2 episodes, 2015).

"Le sixième sens" - With Raoul Guillet as Ménar (10 episodes, 1970).

"De slimste mens ter wereld" - With Raoul Hedebouw as Himself - Candidate (2 episodes, 2016).

"SOKO München" - With Ricardo Angelini as Raoul Sanchez (1 episode, 2015).

"Sotto il placido Don" - With Raoul Grassilli as Tolstoj (2 episodes, 1974).

"Stargate SG-1" - With Raoul Ganeev as Lt. Colonel Sergei Evanov / ... (2 episodes, 2001-2003).

"Steklo" - With Raoul Ganeev as Artur (3 episodes, 2005).

"Strike Back" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Miguel Gomez (2 episodes, 2013).  Also with Roger Nevares as Raoul Gomez (1 episode, 2013).

"Sugarfoot" - With Raoul De Leon as Joachin / ... (2 episodes, 1961).  Also with Albert Carrier as Count Raoul Beauchamp (1 episode, 1960).  Also with Raoul Freeman as Citizens' Committee Member (uncredited) (1 episode, 1959).

"The Summit" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Charlie (2 episodes, 2008).

"Super Dave's All Stars" - With Raoul Ganeev as Russian Entertainer (2 episodes, 1998).

"Sur la vie d'ma mère" - With John Berrebi as Raoul Benichou (13 episodes, 1999).

"Suspense" - With Harold Gordon as Lt. Raoul Stamm (2 episodes, 1953).

"Tap It" - With Wunna Myothein as Raoul / ... (5 episodes, 2016).

"Tatort" - With Cornelius Obonya as Raoul Ladurner (3 episodes, 2008-2019).  Also with Phillipe Jacq as Raoul Pertus (1 episode, 2006).  Also with Raoul Bruck as casting assistant (3 episodes, 2017-2018).  Series Sound Department: Raoul Grass Sound / Sound Mixer (9 Episodes, 2006-2019).

"Tegen de sterren op" "Episode #2.7" - With Jonas Van Geel as Herman Van Veen / Raoul.

"Le temps d'une paix" - With Sébastien Dhavernas as Raoul Savary (14 episodes, 1980-1985).

"Texaco Star Theatre" "Guest Host: Georgie Price; guest stars: The Acromaniacs, The Andrews Sisters, Sandra Barrett, Vic Hyde, Raoul & Eva Reyes" - With Raul Reyes as Himself - Rumba Dancer (as Raoul and Eva Reyes).

"Au théâtre ce soir" - With Michel Creton as Raoul / ... (7 episodes, 1966-1980).  Also with Raoul Delfosse as Chevassus / ... (5 episodes, 1968-1982).  Also with Raoul Billerey as Lenoir / ... (2 episodes, 1969-1970).  Also with Raoul Curet as De Brie (1 episode, 1973).  Also with Raoul Henry as Barstow (1 episode, 1967).  Series Writing Credits: Raoul Praxy (1 Episode, 1980).

"Le théâtre de la jeunesse" - With Raoul Curet as Un chirurgien (2 episodes, 1962-1968).

"Thierry la Fronde" - With Raoul Billerey as Gauthier / ... (3 episodes, 1964-1966).  Also with Raoul Delfosse as Germain (2 episodes, 1964-1966).  Also with Raoul Curet as Fulbert (1 episode, 1966).  Series Other crew: Raoul Billerey Sword Fight Arranger (52 Episodes, 1963-1966).

"The 3Shade Show" - With Brie Doyle as Raoul (1 episode, 2010).

"Tin Man" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Raw (3 episodes, 2007).

"Ton amour et ma jeunesse" - With Gérard Darrieu as Raoul Puiseux (8 episodes, 1973).  Also with Raoul Curet as Max Vesly (2 episodes, 1973).

"Tout le monde en parle" - With Éric Raoult as Himself (2 episodes, 2000-2001).

"Tout le monde en parle" - With Raoul Duguay as Himself (1 episode, 2007).  Also with Raoul Jomphe as Himself (1 episode, 2007).

"Tramontane" - With Raoul Billerey as José (5 episodes, 1999).

"The Transformers" "Auto-Bop" - With Michael Chain as Raoul (voice).

"Le tribunal de l'impossible" - With Raoul Guillet as Le druide Danaël (3 episodes, 1968-1970).  Also with Guy Gerbaud as Raoul (1 episode, 1974).

"TRL Italy" - With Raoul Bova as Himself (2 episodes, 2007-2008).

"True Blood" - With Dale Raoul as Maxine Fortenberry (25 episodes, 2008-2014).  Also with Raoul Max Trujillo as Longshadow (4 episodes, 2008).

"Und tschüss!" - With Tom Mikulla as Raoul Gölsch (13 episodes, 1995).

"Tutti pazzi per amore" - With Gabriele Rossi as Raoul / ... (28 episodes, 2010-2012).

"Twitch City" - With Raoul Bhaneja as Fred (2 episodes, 1998).

"Tytgat Chocolat" - With Frank Focketyn as Raoul Vloemans, vader van Jasper (2 episodes, 2017).

"Under the Dome" - With Dale Raoul as Andrea Grinnell (12 episodes, 2013-2014).

"Urban Myth Chillers" "Mort sans ordonnance" - With Raoul Desmeules as Patient Mc Garry.

"Verissimo" - With Raoul Bova as Himself (3 episodes, 2009-2010).

"Villa BvD" - With Raoul Heertje as Himself (3 episodes, 1998).

"Un village français" - With Thomas Mialon as Raoul (14 episodes, 2010-2013).

"La voz" - With Raoul Vázquez as Himself - Contestant (3 episodes, 2016).

"Vrouwenvleugel" - With Raoul Boer as Wimpie Wittebol (22 episodes, 1993-1995).

"War of 1812" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Tecumseh (4 episodes, 1999).

"De wereld draait door" - With Raoul Heertje as Himself / ... (3 episodes, 2007-2009).

"What About Brian" - With Raoul Bova as Angelo Varzi / ... (7 episodes, 2006).

"What's My Line?" - With Raoul Lévy as Himself - Mystery Guest (1 episode, 1961).

"The White Queen" - With Raoul van Kammen as Soldier (uncredited) (10 episodes, 2013).

"Who's the Boss?" - With Dale Raoul as Miss Olive / ... (2 episodes, 1986).

"Wolken über Kaprun" - With Raoul Retzer as Wirt (5 episodes, 1966-1993).

"The Wrong Mans" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Carlos Esposito / ... (4 episodes, 2014).

"The X-Files" - With Raoul Ganeev as Russian Guard / ... (4 episodes, 1994-1998).  Series Editorial Department: Raoul Crosby I/o Operator (10 Episodes, 2018).

"A Year in Provence" - With Raoul Curet as Bernard (2 episodes, 1993).  Series Location Management: Raoul Defranceschi Location Manager: France (2 Episodes, 1993).

"Zane Grey Theater" - With Louis Mercier as Raoul Libiche (1 episode, 1960).

"Zoop" - With Raoul de Jong as Dayo (31 episodes, 2004-2005).

Auteur Watch - Stacey Holman

..ooh!  This looks vaguely familiar.  This week's Auteur had a hand in something called 10 Things I Hate About You... sorry, that's actually the delightful 1999 reboot of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew."  No, this one's called Thirteen Conversations About One Thing... sorry, that's a 2001 Sprecher project they came up with after watching Short Cuts... something like that.  Lemme guess... the one thing is death and taxes.  No, I'm being far too glib, it's more subtle and deeper than that.  I think they do talk about how it's impossible to un-scramble an egg.  Plus Matthew McConaughey is in it, so you know it's going to be... allright, allright, allright.  I'll keep trying to figure out what Stacey Holman's film is called, stay tuned.

RIP Jamal Lyon (2015-2019)

Brought to you by the name Oscar.  The name Oscar!  Most closely associated with the most prestigious awards ceremony of the year, and of course with a beloved grumpy character on a children's television show who lives in a garbage can.  So really, opposite ends of the spectrum, and yet more closely related than at first appearance.  Well, I guess we're going to watch the damn show tonight, with a few hours lead time so we can skip the boring parts, and the acceptance speeches that some don't want to hear.
But on to the real big news!  DreamWorks animated features may never win another Best Picture Oscar (TM) (R) (C) for Animated Feature of the Year ever again, but the How to Train Your Dragon series continues to open at #1.  That, and Kung Fu Panda, because Shark Tale was an unacceptable ethnic stereotype.  The only other whimsical child-ish fare this week is the Lego Movie sequel.  No cumulative totals over 100 million this week.  The closest is The Upside at 99.7!  PATHETIC!!!!!
Meanwhile, something called Fighting with My Family debuted last week... as far as I know.  Which once again proves what I've thought about Vince Vaughn for a while now: not good at the Box Office.  Plus, I'm getting so sick of these Sans Serif fonts on these movie posters.  We need a resurgence of Serifs, damn it!  And not just the cursive-ish type lettering we get sometimes in music videos... can't think of a good example right now.  Speaking of Vince Vaughn, he's also got something coming out called Dragged Across Concrete that's probably going to bomb as well.  Well, it's using a micro-ad campaign, mostly Fred Melamed on Facebook posting the poster.  That's all I've seen of it so far.  Mel Gibson's Public Rehabilitation is apparently taking longer than expected.
The second and last bonafide debut this week is something called Reach the Rock... sorry, that's a post-Home Alone script by John Hughes, trying to recapture some of that Breakfast Club lightning in a bottle.  No, it's a film called Race the Sun... sorry, that's a Halle Berry vehicle from 1996.  My mind must be adrift today.  The actual film is called Run the Race... seriously?  That's the title?  Ugh.  And again, the same font on the poster as Fighting with My Family.  SAME COLOR, too!  Yellow!  That's right, I'm messing with some of the things I don't usually now, how do you like that?  Judging from the Plot Description, it sounds like we might have a Christian film in the offing here.  I mean, two different world views in a small Southern town?  What else would they be?  Fortunately, coach Bubba Blue is keeping above the fray.  He and I are getting too old for this sh.........