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RIP Robert Duvall
#1
Surprised there was no thread for this. I guess DM's birthday was all anyone could think about.

I always liked him. He turned up in odd places occasionally and was good. And no one our age can forget him in Apocalypse Now.
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#2
A downer on my birthday… thst and the Iran bombing. 

I was listening to the radio about the bombing coming home from Kung fu and a crow chased a field mouse into the intersection where I was at a stoplight. It was promptly run over and I could see its tail flipping about in death throw reflexes. Trying not to interpret that as an inauspicious omen.
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#3
Maybe it was an omen about crushing your enemies
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#4
Duvall died over a week ago, before Robert Carradine and Martin Short's daughter died.
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm

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#5
Maybe KB is unstuck in time

Or maybe Greg iz shackled by it.
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#6
The fact that he was in THX-1138 which seemed pretty experimental always made me think that he was interested in trying new things. I mostly remember him from that and The Great Santini

--tg
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#7
I know I was late, but since it was never posted...
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#8
His greatest film roll was in The Killer Elite.
In the Tudor Period, Fencing Masters were classified in the Vagrancy Laws along with Actors, Gypsys, Vagabonds, Sturdy Rogues, and the owners of performing bears.
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