I'm not going to sort through the answered one I'm just to answer what I know ....

1. Koenig
2. Mickey Mouse Club Theme
3. How I learned to stop worring and love the bomb.
4. (Crap I know this one ... give me time.)
5. A head, privey, bathroom, john, toilet call it what you will.
6. James Donald -The Bridge over the River Kwai and They Cast a Giant Shadow also Gift Horse
7. 0
8. Horn
9. Oddball (Southerland)
10. Not some NUT who takes on three tigers
11. Henry Fonda
12a. Dover
12b. Radar (Gary Burgoff or something)
13. Mother and Country
14. USS Reluctant
15. (Don't know)
16. Tank in Attack by E. Rommel
17. Ted Danson
18. (I just watch this movie the other day crap)
19. It a long way to Tippararry (Sp)
20. Sahara
21. Bells
22. A Stien or mug
23. The Dam Busters
24. Neville Brand??
25. Michael Caine
26. I'm ashamed to say I don't think I've seen this movie.
27. Zulu
28. Ursula Andress
29. James Mason
30. Dinner Jacket

Here are a couple of more questions, most pretty easy some not so. Only 5 I'll keep it short.
1. What MASH TV star was in Tora Tora Tora?
2. What All in the Family star was in "In Harms Way"?
Two Part Question: 3. What long time rock star, starred in what war movie as an POW?
4. Who said in what movie .."Were you born worthless, or did you have to work at it?"
OK a toughy ... old movie. Who Said "Well I'm as much agin killin' as ever sir. --- But it was this way Colonel. --- When I started out I felt just like you said, but when I hear them machine guns a goin' and all them fellas are droppin' around me --- I figured them guns was killin' hundreds maybe thousands and there wern't nothin' any body could do, but to stop them guns. And that's what I done." in what movie?

1. Hmm. At first I thought it was Pat Morita, but I was thinking "Midway." Then I found Jamie Farr as "English-language voice characterizations for multiple characters (voice) (uncredited)."

2. Carroll O'Connor

3. Bobby Darin in "Pressure Point."

4. R. Lee Ermy, the drill sergeant in "Full Metal Jacket"

The Toughy - Gary Cooper playing the title roll in "Sgt. York".

-Charlie

Somebody know about www.imdb.com huh? LOL

So Number #3 is still out there.
Any takers?

Dave

Thought I could edit it before you could get to reading it. You're too quick for me.

3. Bobby Darin in "Pressure Point."

-Charlie

I'm sorry that is not the answer I was looking for .... here is a hint they played an Aussie.

Dave

Geeze Dave you did great! The only ones you didn't get are the ones that are still up for grabs,

#4, the 2nd part of #6 sorry none of the movies you mentioned are what I'm looking for, #18, and #26.

Here is a WAG answer for your #3, David Bowie in The Virgin Soldiers? I can't remember the movie but I remember him playing a soldier and came up with that on Google.

You almost got it David Bowie is the actor but what is the name of the movie. HINT It's not The Virgin Soldier which is pretty close, he was a soldier and he was locked up but this one I speak of was during war time. i.e POW

Yes I'm a triva and movie junky .... I need help!

LOL

Ok then, Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence?

Bingo

Great Movie IMHO but never released in the states on DVD, had to get a import copy.

Later
Dave

#4: Dallas
#18: pingpong balls

YES pingpong ball ... I knew that! Guess I'll pay better attention next time.

From what I've read on line Dallas was the original city mentioned, but that was just about the time Kennedy was shot. The producers changed it to Vegas in post production.

Ping Pong Balls is right. I understand they're made of cellulose, a material that was used in early flash powders for photographers.

The James Clavell story / movie is King Rat. Wish I had found this post earlier much earlier as I knew most of the movies

Right you are Steve, the 2nd half of #6 is King Rat. James Donald is the actor who played in The Great Escape as the SBO, the camp doctor in Bridge on the River Kwai, and a doctor in the POW camp in King Rat.