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That is Jim Henson I think, and I believe that would be...
Being Elmo
2011
Directed by Constance Mark
I could be wrong, but I remember that this was old footage of the making of Labyrinth being used in this documentary on Kevin Clash (voice of Elmo). Great documentary if you ever get the chance to watch it. It's on instant play on Netflix I believe.
You're right about Jim, just not the movie.
You're right about Jim, just not the movie.
Then could it be...
Inside the Labyrinth
1986
Directed by Desmond Saunders
A behind the scenes look at the Labyrinth film.
I've never seen it but I assume the footage might be from that.
Repelling Spider got it right! Sorry didn't see you there. It was Being Elmo.
It was Being Elmo. So yeah, you just post a frame from a film and if people ask for help, you can give them hints. Congrats on your first win!
Maltese Falcon
Stars Humphrey Bogart
Dir. John Huston
Released 1941
*sigh* It's Hoogle's turn again. Wonder how long this will take. 
The Phantom of the Opera
2004 film
From the "critically-acclaimed director" of Phone Booth and Batman Forever, Joel Schumacher.
Starring Gerard Butler, Minnie Driver, Emmy Rossum, and Miranda Richardson
Mary Poppins
Julie Andrews
!@#$ Van Dyke
Supercalifragelisticexpialidocious! 
Maybe?... 
2010: The Year We Make Contact
Sequel to 2001: A Space Odyssey
Arthur C. Clarke makes a cameo
It was adapted into a comic book
Jargon got it.
I was gonna show a frame of his cameo but didnt.
Someone else can take it.
Ah! Jargon!! I derped!!! How did I not notice the two suns??
I am bad sci-fi fanboy. Bad! Bad! (hits self on head)
Okay, I'll have a go. This is my very first time to select a frame.
A fairly easy one. You'd catch it if you've seen it (Bonus points if you can guess the actor on the steps).
A Series of Unfortunate Events
That's Jim Carrey as that Olaf dude.
There's a book series that this movie is based on.
The movie wasn't very good.
Wow. It was really THAT easy? Insomaniac, you're up!
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