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Didn't hear about the dog. Was thinking maybe foul play but if that's the case, yeah sounds like maybe carbon monoxide.
RIP. Still my favorite Lex Luthor
Gene, his wife and dog found dead in their home. Maybe carbon monoxide, no idea yet. RIP one of the best actors of all time.
Didn't hear about the dog. Was thinking maybe foul play but if that's the case, yeah sounds like maybe carbon monoxide.
RIP. Still my favorite Lex Luthor
I was going to make espresso!
RIP
Definitely not one of those "too young" cases, but still, very sad...... will be missed. One of the last of the Golden Age actors, Clint Eastwood and maybe a few others (??) are still alive.
mono monosylab1k crossroads time....
Damn, loved Mississippi Burning and Hoosiers. RIP.
maybe Anthony Hopkins, Dustin Hoffman, Nicolas Cage, Robert Downey Jr, Mel Gibson ?
Mel Gibson?he's like barely 70. And Cage is 60. Golden Age hollywood actors refers to a specific era in time.
Baby boomers are not "golden age actors"
you could make a case for the first two, but that's it
I’m a baller so I liked Hoosiers
He had a good run
RIP
crimson tide, the replacements are probably his 2 movies that ive seen the most
Prime is running a lot of his materiel this month. Started watching "The Poseidon Adventure" again last night, but fell asleep a 1/2 hour in. It's a little goofy a half-century on.
Also caught on to "Under Su ion" from 2000 a couple years back and it stands repeated viewings without a problem. In fact it requires repeated looks to get the full effect of what has transpired and why.
Thomas Jane drives it quite nicely to a hard pitch.
Morgan Freeman is there at all times.
And the girl...Bellucci is at zenith and drop dead gorgeous. Sweet Jesus.
Hackman is great as he displays every emotion as we move along with him.
His finest moment though remains...in II. running does not scream, calls out..."Charnier."...to ground. & we're all finished.
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