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In the Line of Fire

The Joey Pants “That Guy” Award

Wheelchair gun expert (Professor Finley actor)

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  • Fred Thompson is described as a former that-guy who became recognizable by name.
  • Tobin Bell is another former that-guy.
  • Gary Cole is a former that-guy, though he still qualified in 1993.
  • John Mahoney is described as having graduated from that-guy status around Say Anything.
  • Brian Libby is a that-guy candidate, with Silent Rage and Shawshank roles recalled.
  • Joshua Malina is another former that-guy.
  • Clyde Kusatsu is a that-guy candidate among the investigators.
  • Steve Hytner is another investigator that-guy candidate.
  • Anthony Peck is another that-guy candidate, with his Die Hard with a Vengeance role recalled.
  • Kusatsu and the actor playing Seinfeld’s Kenny Banya are runners-up.
  • The wheelchair gun expert, recognized as Professor Finley from 90210, is the final that-guy choice; the actor’s name is not recalled.
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  • Bob Gunton is recognizable chiefly as Shawshank's warden even though he has many other credits.
  • William Sadler is immediately recognized as the prisoner called Hayward in the transcript despite initial uncertainty about the actor's name.
  • The actor playing Boggs is recognized from Aliens, suggesting the role may have fixed his screen identity.
  • Brian Libby is recognized from Silent Rage as the prisoner Floyd.
  • David Proval wins one ballot because the panel knows his face and Richie Aprile role without initially knowing his name.
  • Bob Gunton wins another ballot because the participant did not recognize him from many other films.
  • Boggs's muscular, nearly silent accomplice receives a separate shout-out for making a strong physical impression.
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