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Ask 411 Movies for 06.27.11: This Column is an Afternoon Delight!

I'm still away at the Monster Bash, so I'll fill you in on all the great details next column. However, for June I've been profiling Monster Bash guests as the YouTube clip of the week. Last week, it was Bob Dix who appeared in a Roger Moore era James Bond movie, but he's not the only guest we had with such a connection. Caroline Munro gave up a chance to play Ursa in Superman to be Naomi in The Spy Who Loved Me . She also appeared in music videos with Adam Ant and Meatloaf. VH-1 for a where are they now special on video vixens filmed an interview and some filler footage on a segment with Munro at the Bash a few years ago when she was there. You can tell a great ensemble cast when all the focus is on one character and everybody does their part in making sure the spotlight shines brightest on them for a particular episode. Christopher Lloyd appeared in a bit part during the first season of Taxi as Rev. Jim to preside over Latka's wedding. The character proved so popular and the cast liked working with Lloyd so much he was brought on full time in the second season. The burnt out Rev. Jim is desperate for a job, so the cabbies are going to get him on with them, but first he has to get his driver's license. Alex, Elaine, Tony and Bobby take him down to the DMV. While filling out his personal information is hilarious, the real golden moment comes when Bobby tries to help Jim out on the actual test and he doesn't quite understand the answer. Watch one of the greatest singular gags in television history below. Felix Bush (Robert Duvall) is a cranky hermit that lives out in the woods. He comes into town and demands a funeral party be held now for his eventual death. Undertaker Frank Quinn (Bill Murray) arranges for the townsfolk to take part and to raffle off Bush's land. Quinn's apprentice (Lucas Black) starts looking into one of the many rumors about Bush, relating to his relationship with widow Mattie Darrow (Sissy Spacek). Q: I was listening to a country radio show where they were playing the signature songs of people. For Conway Twitty it was Hello Darling, for Loretta Lynn it was Coal Miner's Daughter. The DJ said it wasn't the best or favorite song by someone, but sort of the most popular and the one their most known for. Like if you were going to play a song by this person to show someone what they're all about, that's the song. So, I was thinking what the signature movies of some actors. I'll just throw you a few.