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Steve Crook
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Have you seen The Oracle of Bacon?
It is based on the theory of "Six Degrees of Separation" which states that everyone in the world can be connected by six or less people (i.e. Bob knows Jim, Jim knows Anne, Anne knows Steve, therefore Bob can be connected to Steve through Jim and Anne, even though Bob and Steve have never met). The "Kevin Bacon Game" is based on a similar theory, tracing actors' connections to Kevin Bacon based on actors with whom they have appeared in films. It does not require them to share screen time, just to be in the same movie. The "Bacon Number" is based on how many films it takes to connect someone to Kevin Bacon. This was automated into the Oracle of Kevin Bacon where you can give the name of any actor (or anyone else listed in the IMDb) and it will tell you their Bacon Number. That was then expanded into the full The Oracle of Bacon which lets you do it between any two people and also to specify various restriction like if it's to use movies only, TV only or both; which years are allowed and if it should be limited to particular genres There's also a Hall of Fame for the people that manage to find the highest Bacon Numbers. A Bacon Number of 7 or higher is very rare, the average is just under 3. Steve |
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Steve Crook
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2. Why go the long way round? Christopher Lee and Herbert Lom were both in Dark Places (1973) Steve |
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knobbykins
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![]() Never heard of the Bacon thing before,HONEST!!!
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