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Posted: Tue 04 May 2004, 12:21 pm
by LittleBummerBoy
Paulo wrote:Can I vote for KITT from Knight Rider?
No

Posted: Tue 04 May 2004, 12:40 pm
by define psb
LittleBummerBoy wrote:
Paulo wrote:Can I vote for KITT from Knight Rider?
No
LBB --- at least Paulo didn't choose Hasslehoff :shock: :roll: The car was cute! and had a warped sense of humor too!

Charles Bronson still gets a vote from me! -

Posted: Tue 04 May 2004, 1:40 pm
by morrison
it s rober redford!

Posted: Tue 04 May 2004, 4:37 pm
by LittleBummerBoy
morrison wrote:it s rober redford!

What is?

Posted: Tue 04 May 2004, 5:32 pm
by define psb
Who in their right mind would Rob a Red Ford? :wink:

Posted: Thu 02 Oct 2008, 9:33 pm
by Loins Of London
RIP Paul Newman then. Probably the most famous blue eyes boy after Sinatra.

My thoughts go out to his son Gary.

Posted: Fri 03 Oct 2008, 3:20 am
by glennjridge
well you can see Deniro and Pacino together in a GREAT action film called "heat".
Pacino as a detective and Deniro as the head of a team of professional bank robbers.

I like Deniro's line in the movie about how one has to be when one is a professional criminal.

never have anything in your life that you cant walk out on in 5 seconds flat if you see the police coming.

Posted: Fri 03 Oct 2008, 3:35 am
by Vince
^^ yeah i loved that movie..

How is Righteous Kill BTW? Their latest movie together??

Posted: Fri 03 Oct 2008, 5:03 am
by beautyqueen85
Someone forgot George Clooney :roll: , NOT! Seriously, you should've included Marlon Brando, but my fav is Jack Nicholson, adorable.

Posted: Fri 03 Oct 2008, 6:26 am
by glennjridge
Vince wrote:^^ yeah i loved that movie..

How is Righteous Kill BTW? There latest movie together??
I saw such terrible reviews for it, that I have now filed that movie in my "wait till it comes out on video" folder.

Posted: Sat 04 Oct 2008, 1:14 am
by Deschanel
Can I just say how moved I was to see on the BBC's website, 50 pages of commenters from every corner of the globe, and i mean EVERY corner, speaking of Paul Newman's beauty and magnetism, what it meant to them, what a deeply decent guy he was.

THAT is a movie star, on a global level, the real deal, the sort they don't make anymore. We Yanks don't have much occasion to feel proud lately, but I'm damned proud of Paul Newman as an unapologetic progressive liberal, a guy who raised $200 million for charity, started camps for sick kids, loved his wife, never backed down from bullies.

Kind, decent, incredibly beautiful, a great actor and a damned good guy. What a star, what a life of helping others.

Posted: Sat 04 Oct 2008, 1:27 am
by skyhigh
Greatest male movie star is different form greatest male actor so i'd have to say Harrison Ford. Surprised he's not mentioned cos it's no contest really.

Posted: Sat 04 Oct 2008, 11:48 am
by Loins Of London
Deschanel wrote:Can I just say how moved I was to see on the BBC's website, 50 pages of commenters from every corner of the globe, and i mean EVERY corner, speaking of Paul Newman's beauty and magnetism, what it meant to them, what a deeply decent guy he was.

THAT is a movie star, on a global level, the real deal, the sort they don't make anymore. We Yanks don't have much occasion to feel proud lately, but I'm damned proud of Paul Newman as an unapologetic progressive liberal, a guy who raised $200 million for charity, started camps for sick kids, loved his wife, never backed down from bullies.

Kind, decent, incredibly beautiful, a great actor and a damned good guy. What a star, what a life of helping others.
So moved that you felt the need to copy and paste exactly the same text in another thread. Wow.

Posted: Sat 04 Oct 2008, 11:57 am
by Loins Of London
skyhigh wrote:Greatest male movie star is different form greatest male actor
Exactly, which is why Brando or the likes of Hoffman, Olivier, Richardson or Guinness aren't mentioned.

In many ways, Ford I would class as an actor rather a movie star. He's intensely private, doesn't do the celeb circuit, isn't glamorous or classically handsome, and he's only had one Oscar nomination for Witness.

Ray Winstone kind of got it right when he described Ford as "the most normal of guys He's just a farmer from Wisconsin."

Posted: Sat 04 Oct 2008, 1:48 pm
by skyhigh
Loins Of London wrote:
skyhigh wrote:Greatest male movie star is different form greatest male actor
Exactly, which is why Brando or the likes of Hoffman, Olivier, Richardson or Guinness aren't mentioned.

In many ways, Ford I would class as an actor rather a movie star. He's intensely private, doesn't do the celeb circuit, isn't glamorous or classically handsome, and he's only had one Oscar nomination for Witness.

Ray Winstone kind of got it right when he described Ford as "the most normal of guys He's just a farmer from Wisconsin."
so many wonderful traits and you still wouldn't consider him the greatest male movie star of all time? He is han solo, he is indiana jones, he is jack ryan, he is the president of the usa. Not many actors have portrayed so many iconic figures!!