Charlton Heston Passes
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None of his roles seems to stick out to me, except for Moses in the 10 Commandments
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000032/
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Might be easier just to bury him with the damn thing.danmand said:Somebody please take the gun from his cold dead hands.
Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE
Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE
Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE
RIP
Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE
Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE, Aim FIRE
RIP
danmand said:Somebody please take the gun from his cold dead hands.
You could try, but there are still a lot of us left to see that doesn't happen.
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Let demand hold the gun..maybe he will take a class or two and discover it is a tool.LancsLad said:You could try, but there are still a lot of us left to see that doesn't happen.
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"The ocean is dying, the plankton is dying… It's people! Soylent Green is made out of people. They're making our food out of people. Soon, they'll be breeding us like cattle—for food! You gotta tell 'em! Listen to me, Hatcher! You gotta tell 'em—SOYLENT GREEN IS PEOPLE!!! We gotta stop them! Somehow! Listen! Listen to me… PLEASE!!!"
I am not moved.
I am not moved.
Still a great actor with quite a long legacycypherpunk said:"The ocean is dying, the plankton is dying… It's people! Soylent Green is made out of people. They're making our food out of people. Soon, they'll be breeding us like cattle—for food! You gotta tell 'em! Listen to me, Hatcher! You gotta tell 'em—SOYLENT GREEN IS PEOPLE!!! We gotta stop them! Somehow! Listen! Listen to me… PLEASE!!!"
I am not moved.
Don't care really, the cremation people will insist it is unloaded anyway.LancsLad said:You could try, but there are still a lot of us left to see that doesn't happen.
If you say so. I'll always remember him like Shatner, sans the green women and sense of irony.papasmerf said:Still a great actor with quite a long legacy
I Knew Chuck Heston Personally
For almost a decade I worked with Heston on L.A.'s major two theaters; we were directors and officers. He was chairman. I can tell you he was a very pleasant, normal guy with no pretenses. I've played tennis with him, been at his home numerous times and he in mine.
Criticize his politics; Chuck was a good guy.
BTW, he married Lydia when he was 20 and they stayed married. He had every opportunity but never too any. Lydia also suffers from tremendous migraines so their personal lives were not the easiest as that issue kept them from many activities.
For almost a decade I worked with Heston on L.A.'s major two theaters; we were directors and officers. He was chairman. I can tell you he was a very pleasant, normal guy with no pretenses. I've played tennis with him, been at his home numerous times and he in mine.
Criticize his politics; Chuck was a good guy.
BTW, he married Lydia when he was 20 and they stayed married. He had every opportunity but never too any. Lydia also suffers from tremendous migraines so their personal lives were not the easiest as that issue kept them from many activities.
He was a great man. Fought for what he believed in. How many of us do that ?
I feel it is very sad to see him gone. He had balls and wasn't afraid to take a stand.....not easy in itself
RIP
I feel it is very sad to see him gone. He had balls and wasn't afraid to take a stand.....not easy in itself
RIP
Goodbye to a Hollywood legend.
You know that old saying, "The bigger they are, the nicer they are."
You know that old saying, "The bigger they are, the nicer they are."
Uh. . . . Ben Hur was pretty good.Papi Chulo said:None of his roles seems to stick out to me, except for Moses in the 10 Commandments
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000032/
Exactly.Don said:He seems to get a bad rap from people as a crazy pro-gun guy but lets not forget that he was among the first in Hollywood to get publically involved in the civil rights movement (when it wasn't so popular to do so).
Chuck was always for civil rights.
In fact, when Martin Luther King Jr. had his famous march on Washington, and gave his final, "I have a dream speech" Charleton Heston was standing behind him on the platform.
