Odd One Out — one of these actors doesn't belong

Each round shows four actors. Three of them starred in one film together; the fourth was never in it. Tap the impostor. It sounds easy until the impostor is someone who feels like they were in the film — and the game enjoys that feeling.

How to play

1. Study the four faces and pick the actor you believe was not in the shared film.
2. The reveal shows whether you were right, names the film, and lists the trio.
3. Five rounds a day; your score out of five goes into the share grid.

Modes

The daily is identical for everyone. Free Play deals unlimited rounds, and Eras mode keeps every round's film inside your chosen decade — spot the impostor among the casts of 1990s cinema, if you dare.

Tips

Start from the film, not the faces: if you can guess what the shared film might be (two of the four actors often give it away), the impostor falls out immediately. Beware of typecasting traps — the impostor is frequently an actor from the same genre neighbourhood who plausibly could have been in the film. Age math helps too: if three careers overlap neatly in one era and the fourth peaked a decade earlier, you have your answer. Every round is generated so there's exactly one defensible answer — no film contains three of the four except the real one.