Fave Film Firmly Featuring these Five Fine Folk # 7 (Seven))

Hoffman: All the President’s Men (1976)

Mars: Young Frankenstein (1974)

Davis: Fletch (1985)

McDowell: Hm. My favorite thing in his filmography is The Artist (2011), but I don’t even remember him in that! (Doesn’t help that I always confuse McDowell and Terence Stamp.) Of movies I remember him in, Royal Flash (1975). I guess.

Goldberg: The Pagemaster (1994)

Dustin Hoffman - All the President’s Men 
Kenneth Mars - What’s Up, Doc?
Geena Davis - Tootsie 
Malcolm McDowell - A Clockwork Orange 
Whoopi Goldberg - Girl, Interrupted or Soapdish, I guess, not a big fan of her movies

He's the sheriff trying to gather a posse and gets interrupted by a bicycle salesman.

Dustin Hoffman – Straight Time
Kenneth Mars – The Producers
Geena Davis – A League of Their Own
Malcolm McDowell – Time After Time
Whoopi Goldberg – Sister Act

Dustin Hoffman Papilion
Kenneth Mars The Parallax View
Geena Davis The Fly
Malcolm McDowell Blue Thunder
Whoopi Goldberg Star Trek: Generations (this must be the only movie of hers I can recall seeing)

Dustin - Midnight Cowboy
Kenneth - The Producers
Geena - Thelma & Louise
Malcolm - If…
Whoopi - The Deep End of the Ocean

Dustin Hoffman - The Graduate
Kenneth Mars - The Little Mermaid
Geena Davis - Tootsie
Malcolm McDowell - A Clockwork Orange
Whoopi Goldberg - The Lion King

Dustin Hoffman: MARATHON MAN 8/10...this is a no brainer. Almost no one has been in as many horrible movies as Dustin, so it's easy to find his one good film. Nothing else even comes within 4 rating levels to this one.

Kenneth Mars: THE LITTLE MERMAID 5/10...this is tough, because virtually everything with Mars is just the same forgettable stuff, not that bad, just not anything to remember.

Geena Davis: THE FLY 7/10...not as mundane as the movies of Mars, but almost as bland. This one had a bit going for it, although it was a bit "formula" with the usual Hollywood negativity.

Malcolm McDowell: FIGURES IN A LANDSCAPE 4/10 like Dustin, has a horrible choice of movies. Some of the worst movies ever, and the others are obscure. I've seen this obscure one. It's formula, and forgettable, but not nearly as poor and Hollywood formula as Clockwork or Caligula.

Whoopi Goldburg: GHOST 10/10. Easiest pick of all. One of the greatest films ever made, a total classic in which every scene is classic.

Dustin Hoffman - Midnight Cowboy
Kenneth Mars - Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Geena Davis - The Fly
Malcolm McDowell - Gangster No. 1
Whoopi Goldberg - Can't stand her and no, before anyone asks: I haven't seen Ghost.