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Persecutor2 posted on Movies & Reviews Spur-of-the-moment quiz: Go to the lobby, look at the pic on Dan Miller's post, and name the movie it came from...
September 4 at 13:52 EST .
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Rake King If I let you keep doing that, then so will everyone else. From my point I'm doing all this work for simple movie titles...not much of quiz for the work involved.
September 4 at 14:19 EST .
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Gram77 I'd like to sort of ask kindly that movies be kept here. Just saying........
September 4 at 16:01 EST .
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Persecutor2 Hey, I just saw the pic when I logged in and had the thought. Like i said, spur of the moment. Sorry if it caused any offense.
September 4 at 16:15 EST .
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Persecutor2 posted on Movies & Reviews Hope ya'll will forgive my self-indulgence, but washing dishes around midnoght last night (wife and crew are outta town for the week ), Peter Brown's character in Laredo finally came to me--his Ranger name was Chad Everett. And Wolder's rich-Englishman character was Eric Hunter., that came to me this AM. Just had to do that...
August 14 at 11:17 EST .
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Rake King I know what you mean, sometimes I lie awake thinking of how I want to present some new idea on the movie wall.
August 14 at 11:37 EST .
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Persecutor2 posted on Movies & Reviews Added several titles to the John Wayne movies on Page 2, if anyone cares to look. BTW, my fave would probably be The Searchers. And I just thought of another one, Fighting Seabees. And was he in They were Expendable?
July 2 at 11:44 EST .
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Rake King Yes, Wayne co-starred with Robert Montgomery in "They Were Expendable".
July 2 at 12:51 EST .
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Persecutor2 Got another one--was he in Reap the Wild Wind with Ray Milland?
July 2 at 13:02 EST .
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Rake King Yes, Wayne was in Reap the Wild Wind
July 2 at 13:48 EST .
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Rake King How about that brawling movie "Donovan's Reef"
July 2 at 14:16 EST .
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Rake King Another one we just had a quiz on, "Island In The Sky".
July 2 at 14:24 EST .
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Persecutor2 We could go on for a loooong time, I think--and that's not even counting all those "B" westerns he made before he got "big". Just thought of a couple more, Big Jim McClain, and the one where he played a college fottball coach, with Donna Reed as a social worker.
July 2 at 15:33 EST .
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Persecutor2 posted on Movies & Reviews Let me do a no-right-answer, just what do you remember one-- I can think of a few NFL football stars who played in non-sports movies--How many can you think of, with the player and the movie? I'll tell what I remember after the rest of you have a chance to respond.
June 30 at 11:19 EST .
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Persecutor2 Let me start with just one example--Joe Namath starred with Ann-Margaret in a motorcycle movie called "CC and Company".
June 30 at 11:21 EST .
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Iacta alea est Jim Brown....The Dirty Dozen.
June 30 at 12:35 EST .
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Persecutor2 OK, waitin' for more...
June 30 at 13:04 EST .
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Iacta alea est Terry Bradshaw was in a Burt Reynolds flick..Hooper, maybe?
June 30 at 15:45 EST .
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Persecutor2 Don't remember that one myself..I'll go ahead and list the ones i recall, anyone else can jump in too.. Merlin Olsen and Roman Gabriel were in "The Undefeated" with John Wayne and Rock Hudson. Fred Williamson starred in one of those 70's "blaxploitation" crime flicks, called "Hammer" (Fred's nickname on the Kansas City Chiefs was "the Hammer" ). Ben Davidson of the Oakland Raiders was in Conan the Barbarian with Arnold Schwarzenegger. And there was a stinker of a horror flick that got a lot of publicity in my hometown, Ft Worth, because the cast included several then-current Dallas Cowboys players, including John Niland and D D Lewis--it was called Horror High. If you count made-for-TV movies, Alex Karras was in one called "Hardcase" with Clint Walker and Stefanie Powers. Anyone think of any more?
June 30 at 16:51 EST .
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Iacta alea est Alex Karras was also in Blazing Saddles.
June 30 at 17:01 EST .
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Gram77 This is really interesting. The only name that came to me was the Dirty Dozen movie.
June 30 at 17:43 EST .
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Persecutor2 Ahh, yes--should have remembered Blazing Saddles. Anyone else?
June 30 at 17:52 EST .
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Persecutor2 Well, gotta go myself--check back Monday...
June 30 at 18:22 EST .
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Balogreene Terry Bradshaw recently did Failure to launch. Joe Namath did Some western, and one called Avalanche Train, Roosevelt Greier Also made movies. My problem is, it took all day, and reading your answers to remember this much. When I was much younger, and a huge football fan, I knew a lot of movies with players, not so much now.
June 30 at 18:29 EST .
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Persecutor2 posted on Movies & Reviews As long as Rake is taking a break, I have a trivia question. Elvis made several movies, bt to my knowledge he only made one where he didn't sing anything but the title song over the opening credits. What movie was that? And if I am wrong, someone please correct me.
June 29 at 11:22 EST .
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Persecutor2 posted on Movies & Reviews Hmmmm--all-time fave movie. Almost threw in the towel on that one, i have too many "faves". But I think I'll settle on The Magnificent Seven, to me it has more repeatable lines and memorable individual scenes than any other movie I can think of. Cool Hand Luke runs a close second in that regard, but it's a bit of a downer.
June 14 at 11:25 EST .
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Persecutor2 not to metion the musical score...
June 14 at 11:26 EST .
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Balogreene Love it, own it
June 14 at 18:49 EST .
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Persecutor2 posted on Movies & Reviews Your "resources" seem to be doing fine, Rake! Cheers--
June 6 at 12:35 EST .
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Persecutor2 posted on Main Page The Lobby And this is an American Indian...
May 18 at 13:30 EST .
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Ynaught Oooooh! Look at those high cheekbones! Just like all Native Americans have!
May 18 at 14:28 EST .
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Rake King Look like white eye to me. She needs to smoke peace-pipe with real Native Americans, but that not happen, she is anti smoking zealot.
May 18 at 14:34 EST .
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Linder Our DIL and granddaughter have Indian blood...both are very, very, very light complected. Both have documentation from their Indian tribe that they are of a certain percentage Indian blood and are proud of their heritage. BTW, it didn't take an Ivy-League education to secure proof.
May 19 at 00:35 EST .
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Bettijo Actually, we have Indian blood in my family. I don't know how many generations back was a Cherokee chief. At one time I knew his name. We can prove it as my father did a lot of research into his family history and has written records. Anyway, point of story, when my daughter was applying to colleges and there was a place to indicate if you were a minority, we talked about this in a joking sort of way. We never actually "considered" trying to claim minority status. We, too, have "high cheek bones" and my father had a very "Indian" nose. But, I like to think we did the right thing by being true to ourselves. "I have to live with myself and so, I want to be fit for myself to know."
May 19 at 14:20 EST .
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Persecutor2 posted on Main Page The Lobby Still not conviced liberlism is a mental disease? Seems to even effect the vision--to libs, this is a "white man" (the guy in the middle, that is... )
May 18 at 13:30 EST .
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Persecutor2 posted on Veterans' Page & Militaria Gonna do a little chest-thumping too--Mentioned it on the mother site, my son just graduated from the two-year program at New Mexico Military Institute and was commissioned 2nd Lt. Two more years of school and he'll be 1st Lt. He got the highest male PT score award, graduated with high honors, and got the school's Douglas McArthur Award as the most "soldierly" graduating cadet. If I can pry loose some pics I'll share them. BTW, did I mention he has his jump wings?
May 15 at 12:28 EST .
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Eagle's Dominion Well P2 this is the page where we came holler at the top of our lungs! ;- ) People that have no one in harms way or have never been in harm's way themselves cannot understand what we go through or what the families endure! After my son returned from his first deployment I actually called my mother and apologized for what I had put her through during Vietnam. LOL Congrats on your sons accomplishments!
May 15 at 13:16 EST .
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Persecutor2 He's worth hollering about I guess... ;- )
May 15 at 14:21 EST .
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Rake King Congrats to your Son.
May 15 at 20:52 EST .
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Linder Seldom come here. Glad I did. Congrats to your son.
May 15 at 21:35 EST .
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Persecutor2 thanks all--we're pretty proud.
May 16 at 16:58 EST .
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Ole buzzard P2, ED, chest-thumping is most definitely allowed. Your sons are in harm's way for us. May God bless and keep them both.
May 17 at 07:19 EST .
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Rake King OB, well said.
May 17 at 08:17 EST .
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Safetydude WOW !
May 18 at 20:31 EST .
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