Game guide
Actor connection game
Connect two actors through the movies they share. Use free clues, find the missing link, and challenge a friend.
How to connect two actors through movies
This free movie connection game gives you actors at both ends and movie clues to guide the route. Tap a candidate to build the chain; you do not need to guess or type an actor's spelling.
Read the chain
Look at the actors and movie clues at both ends. Every pair of neighboring actors must share one of the movies listed in the puzzle.
Fill the missing slots
A 1-slot puzzle asks you to choose one actor between the two endpoints. A 2-slot puzzle asks you to choose two actors in order, so the first shares a listed film with the starting actor and the second shares one with the final actor. The middle pair must also share a listed film.
Each actor and each film can be used only once in a chain. All valid answers supported by the given puzzle facts are accepted.
Check the connection
Submit your choices to see the completed chain. The answer page lists the relevant film credits and sources so you can check the facts for yourself.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free?
Yes. The game is free and does not require an account.
Is this a daily puzzle?
No. The current set is ten curated puzzles you can play whenever you like.
Do I need to be a movie expert?
No. Every clue you need is provided in the puzzle, and the movie clues are free.
Does the game find the shortest path through all movies?
No. These are curated actor connections based on the listed facts, not a claim about every possible film graph.
Will my progress follow me to another device?
Saved progress is kept on this device. It is not synced across devices.
Does sharing a cast list mean the actors are friends or shared scenes?
No. A shared film credit only means they are listed in the same movie’s cast. It does not establish friendship or that they appeared together in a scene.