A New Chain
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I didn't realise there was a limit! I can't think of a way to get the last one down to 6. Anyway...
Pele was in Victory, as was...
Michael Caine, who was in Batman Begins, as was...
Christian Bale, who was in Little Women, as was...
Gabriel Byrne, who was in The Man in the Iron Mask, as was...
Jeremy Irons, who was in The Lion King, as was...
Rowan Atkinson, who was in Blackadder II, as was...
Simon Jones, who was in The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy, as was...
David Learner, who was in Knightmare, as was...
Audrey Jenkinson.
There, that one has 8! I propose increasing the maximum number of programmes to 8 for trans-Atlantic (counting Pele, as he's from Brazil) chains, keeping it at 6 for domestic.
Kelsey Grammar to Joanne Heywood.
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I think the film Pele was in was called Escape To Victory, in fact.
I propose increasing the maximum number of programmes to 8 for trans-Atlantic (counting Pele, as he's from Brazil) chains, keeping it at 6 for domestic.
Well the point of the game this is based on is that it should always be possible to find a way from any actor to another within a chain of six, so I'm not sure I agree with that idea. I was actually thinking it might be better if we introduced a rule that the final link in the chain can't be Knightmare, as the endings are getting very samey.
I didn't realise there was a limit!
Well I did mention it in the opening post of the thread.
As for Pele to Audrey, I was thinking more on the lines of...
Pele was in Escape To Victory, with Sylvester Stallone.
Stallone was in the remake of Get Carter, with Miranda Richardson.
Richardson was in Blackadder II, with Simon Jones etc.
I'll try and make a chain from Grammer to Heywood later.
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Kelsey Grammer appeared in Star Trek: The Next Generation, along with Patrick Stewart.
Stewart was in Dune with Sting.
Sting was in Storm Monday with Sean Bean.
Bean was in How To Get A Head In Advertising with Richard Wilson.
Wilson was in Life As We Know It with Hugo Myatt.
Hugo was in Knightmare with Joanne Heywood.
Okay, one more with these rules, then we bring in the rule that the final link in the chain mustn't be Knightmare. That will be a challenge.
Kirsten Dunst to Stephanie Hesp.
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Kirsten Dunst was in Interview with the Vampire, as was...
Antonio Banderas, who was in Shrek 2, as was...
Rupert Everett, who was in Merlin and the Sword, as was...
Edward Woodward, who was in Gulliver's Travels, as was...
Richard Wilson, who was in Life as We Know It, as was...
Hugo Myatt, who was in Knightmare, as was...
Stephanie Hesp.
I'm out.
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This is a very weak connection, I think, but it works:
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Paul Eddington was in The Adventures of Robin Hood, which contained a cameo from Patrick Troughton.
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Patrick Troughton was Doctor II in Doctor Who; there are many connections to Knightmare from there, but I'll be a smartarse. Archive footage of Troughton was used in The Day of the Doctor, which also starred David Tennant as Doctor X.
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David Tennant's Doctor appeared (briefly) in Blink, which also featured Carey Mulligan as Sally Sparrow.
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Carey Mulligan appeared in An Education, which had Benjamin Maydon (me) in the background.
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I appeared in the first pilot of AegisQuest, which also had Alan Boyd (Mystara) in it...
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...who was on *Knightmare *with Hugo Myatt!
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