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06-01-2007, 08:37 AM
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Nope watched both of those last night. You know I think the problem is I am SURE it was Lee Marvin, I am NOT sure it was Clint Eastwood. Sheesh of all the times for my memory to go to pot.
In the last week I have watched about 9 John Wayne westerns, 7 Clint Eastwood westerns, 3 Tom Selleck Westerns, 2 Kevin Costner Westerns, and a couple of OLLLLDDDDD black and white westerns. Its alot better than all the reality show malarky on these days. GoodOlBoy
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01-09-2010, 09:26 PM
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Speaking of Clint Eastwood...his absolute best western is
OUTLAW JOSEY WALES! Great story, great lines, great acting. But, I must admit, my most loved westerns actor is not Clint, nor is it John Wayne...it's Sam Elliott. Looks the part, sounds the part, and acts the part. Have a great week-end, Cherokee
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