agree with those you listed. suprised you didn't add Robert Duvall. personally disagree on you assessment of Al Pacino and Dustin Hoffman.
former child star Mickey Rooney as "Army" the cut man in Requiem for a Heavyweight (1962) with Anthony Quinn as the washed up boxer "Mountain" Rivera and Jackie Gleason as his manager Maish Rennick. ALL BRILLIANT and one of the classics
agree with those you listed. suprised you didn't add Robert Duvall. personally disagree on you assessment of Al Pacino and Dustin Hoffman.
former child star Mickey Rooney as "Army" the cut man in Requiem for a Heavyweight (1962) with Anthony Quinn as the washed up boxer "Mountain" Rivera and Jackie Gleason as his manager Maish Rennick. ALL BRILLIANT and one of the classics
excellent mentions with Clint Eastwood, Jeff Bridges and Anthony Hopkins.
I though Righteous Kill (2008) with both Pachino and De Niro together was decent BUT obviously NOT nearly as good as their 1995 collaboration in Heat
and speaking of Heat reminded me of Val Kilmer. he was good as Cleveland police detective "Joe Manditski" in the 2011 film Kill the Irishman as was Christopher Walken as Cleveland jewish mobster "Shondor" Birns and Vincent D'Onofrio as mafia gangster John Nardi. none of those three are any "spring chickens" anymore BUT still doing good work.
excellent mentions with Clint Eastwood, Jeff Bridges and Anthony Hopkins.
I though Righteous Kill (2008) with both Pachino and De Niro together was decent BUT obviously NOT nearly as good as their 1995 collaboration in Heat
and speaking of Heat reminded me of Val Kilmer. he was good as Cleveland police detective "Joe Manditski" in the 2011 film Kill the Irishman as was Christopher Walken as Cleveland jewish mobster "Shondor" Birns and Vincent D'Onofrio as mafia gangster John Nardi. none of those three are any "spring chickens" anymore BUT still doing good work.
watched the 1991 "early mafia history" movie Mobsters last night with Anthony Quinn as Joe "The Boss" Masseria. the man definately did NOT lose any acting ability with age.
"Ripen" for sure
watched the 1991 "early mafia history" movie Mobsters last night with Anthony Quinn as Joe "The Boss" Masseria. the man definately did NOT lose any acting ability with age.
"Ripen" for sure
excellent mentions with Clint Eastwood, Jeff Bridges and Anthony Hopkins.
I though Righteous Kill (2008) with both Pachino and De Niro together was decent BUT obviously NOT nearly as good as their 1995 collaboration in Heat
and speaking of Heat reminded me of Val Kilmer. he was good as Cleveland police detective "Joe Manditski" in the 2011 film Kill the Irishman as was Christopher Walken as Cleveland jewish mobster "Shondor" Birns and Vincent D'Onofrio as mafia gangster John Nardi. none of those three are any "spring chickens" anymore BUT still doing good work.
Gonna be tough for Kilmer to top doc Holiday in Tombstone.
excellent mentions with Clint Eastwood, Jeff Bridges and Anthony Hopkins.
I though Righteous Kill (2008) with both Pachino and De Niro together was decent BUT obviously NOT nearly as good as their 1995 collaboration in Heat
and speaking of Heat reminded me of Val Kilmer. he was good as Cleveland police detective "Joe Manditski" in the 2011 film Kill the Irishman as was Christopher Walken as Cleveland jewish mobster "Shondor" Birns and Vincent D'Onofrio as mafia gangster John Nardi. none of those three are any "spring chickens" anymore BUT still doing good work.
Gonna be tough for Kilmer to top doc Holiday in Tombstone.
Let's jump ahead to his (Eastwood's) Iwo Jima movie (which he directed)
Letters from Iwo Jima was really well acted and well done. it's well worth watching if you like WWII history or are a fan of Akira Kurosawa directed movies like Seven Samurai, Yojimbo and Throne of Blood which all featured Toshiro Mifune. Ken Watanabe as General Kuribayashi was like the reincarnation of Mifune in this one.
Let's jump ahead to his (Eastwood's) Iwo Jima movie (which he directed)
Letters from Iwo Jima was really well acted and well done. it's well worth watching if you like WWII history or are a fan of Akira Kurosawa directed movies like Seven Samurai, Yojimbo and Throne of Blood which all featured Toshiro Mifune. Ken Watanabe as General Kuribayashi was like the reincarnation of Mifune in this one.
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