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Thursday, December 27th, 2018 12:14 PM

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Who worked with who in Trivia

Those "who worked with who" entries in Trivia section are always at the bottom regarding the interest. Most people just don't care about it. I think there should be a special section next to Trivia, Goofs, etc. about the previous (or future) collaborations for those who are interested in that. That way we can keep the Trivia section clean from such info.

Thank you!

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6 years ago

My 2 cents: since you can get a comprehensive list from the search of all common works between 2 people, I have never understood the interest of such trivia!

But to bounce on your idea, I would appreciate, in a title page, an easy way to check for common works between two listed people. Rather than the fastidious search I mentioned above.

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I'm very late to the game, but I came here to find out about just this issue. At one time, I do recall there had been a way to see if two particular actors had ever teamed up and it was really helpful. So called trivia that's simply a list of shows in which actors worked are very low-effort, redundant as the info is what IMDb is made up of and really mundane. Furthermore, does IMDb want to waste space on stuff that's already on the site? Any listing on the site could be choked by this redundant trivia!

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If you want to find the search feature Vincent Fournois mentioned, go to the name page of one of the actors (on the main web site) you will find "Credited With" under the "Explore More" heading. That lets you find the titles where two actors worked together. A quick experiment suggests it also includes titles on which a pair of people worked even if they were not actors.

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Actually, I wasn't seeking out the search, just using that as evidence of how very lazy and lame also-appeared-in trivia is. Thanks though.

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What is the harm in the occasional "together again" item?

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6 years ago

From https://help.imdb.com/article/contribution/titles/trivia/G42ZNVNNQT6P78FE  please see:

Is it interesting?
To ensure that the most interesting information is also the easiest to find we have introduced voting on trivia. When you click on a trivia item, you get the option to vote whether the item in interesting or not. We use this data to rank trivia items so that the most interesting rise to the top and those which users don’t find interesting fall to the bottom.
If you think a trivia item is 'irrelevant' or 'not interesting', rather than submit a delete request, please vote the item down.

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Col, voting system is useful to, at least, place those entries down, which is almost always the case. I'd still like to see them separated from the general trivia, as they often mix with the more interesting facts.

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5 years ago

Bumped up by Leslie Ortenzi Feb 24 2020
so I will add this sample here now
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Law & Order (1990–2010)
Seasons: 20 
Chris Noth ...   Detective Mike Logan (111 episodes, 1990-1995)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098844/reference
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098844/trivia
  
Chris Noth (Mike Logan) & Richard Brooks (Paul Robinette) also worked together on The Good Wife (2009), as Peter Florrick & Ace Barnstone respectively.
 
Chris Noth (Mike Logan) & Leslie Hendrix (Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers) also worked together on The Good Wife (2009) & Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001).
 
Chris Noth (Mike Logan) & Jill Hennessy (Claire Kincaid) also worked together on three episodes of The Good Wife (2009), as Peter Florrick & Rayna Hecht respectively.
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Law & Order (TV Series)
Prescription for Death (1990)
Season 1  Episode 1
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0629380/reference
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0629380/trivia
  
Chris Noth (Mike Logan) and Ron Rifkin (Phillip Nevins) also worked together on Episode 6.19 of The Good Wife: Winning Ugly (2015) as Peter Florrick and Spencer Randolph, respectively.
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Law & Order (TV Series)
Subterranean Homeboy Blues (1990)
Season 1  Episode 2
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0629438/reference
 
Chris Noth (Mike Logan) and Phyllis Somerville (Ms.Maltese) also worked together on Episode 6.20, The Good Wife: The Deconstruction (2015) of The Good Wife (2009), as Peter Florrick and Louise Nolfi, respectively.
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And for many other Episode trivia
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The Good Wife (2009-2016)
Chris Noth ...   Peter Florrick (101 episodes, 2009-2016)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1442462/reference
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1442462/trivia
...  worked together ...
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This was a reply to:

Those "who worked with who" entries in Trivia section are always at the bottom regarding the interest. 
DodoPatak 
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Ed, you have made this point scores of times, so please stop it. You're sounding like a broken, spammy record.

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5 years ago

"Most people just don't care about it" You have data to back up this assertion. (Yeah, we know you don't and want to pass off your own judgment as "most people".

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It's not my own judgment if every single time those collaboration entries are in the bottom half of the Trivia section. Since the positioning is determined by other people's votes, I'd say it passes as "most people".

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5 years ago

Trivia means different things to different people and people are always interested in different things. If there are no real errors, false information or dubious, unconfirned rumors, IMDb shouldn’t remove them. Once they’re accepted, they should stay. No need for internet or ”movie trivia” police.


I pretty much agree that these ”actor connections” are the least interesting part of trivia, but it’s merely my own personal opinion. I can always choose what to read.