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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: Mignon] #482960
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Yul Bryner was the epitome of a king or pharoah. He and Heston were a superb combo.


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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: Mignon] #483010
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 Originally Posted By: Mignon
 Originally Posted By: MaryCas
Yul Bryner, Anne Baxter, Vincent Price, and Eddie G.


Yea MC, I also liked Yul as the Pharoh and Yvonne DeCarlo as Moses' wife Sephora.


How could I forget Sephora! She was hot. There were many borderline corny lines of dialog in the film....and the way they were delivered. Moses had a few good ones with Sephora....all of a sudden he blurts out, "I will dwell in this land". And another blurt-out, "That light...on the mountain."


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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: MaryCas] #483039
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Good actor. Horrible idealist.

But none the less, RIP.

I wonder how many guns he'll be burried with?

And will there be a gun-salute at the funeral?


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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: J Geoff] #483042
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 Originally Posted By: J Geoff
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...seeing Heston through that centerpiece interview with Moore*...reminded me of President Reagan, another alzheimers patient, stumbling at times during his 2nd term in office.

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Sorry, I'm a bit confused w/ your longass signature. But does that asterisk next to Moore mean "bomb" like it should?


Opps. That "*" was meant to be a side-smark at Moore, but then I forgot to include the bitchslap itself. Oh well.

Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: The Italian Stallionette] #483043
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 Originally Posted By: The Italian Stallionette
He also had a brief role as John The Baptist in another biblical movie. Was it "The Greatest Story Ever Told?"

TIS


Yup...and I know someone who saw that months back, and claims to me that it was surprisingly pretty good, if just too long.

EDIT - Off topic, but I just found out that one of EL CID's fans, ole Marty Scorsese, was one of the people that was able to get that sucker out on DVD. That's awesome.

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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: ronnierocketAGO] #483050
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Whenit comes to Bible character portrayals, Heston could have portrayed the donkey that Jesus rode on into Jerusalem and it would have been a superb portrayal.


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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: olivant] #483058
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Another film of his that wasn't mentioned is Earthquake, which I saw as a kid and thought was the most amazing movie ever made.

Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: klydon1] #483059
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 Originally Posted By: klydon1
Another film of his that wasn't mentioned is Earthquake, which I saw as a kid and thought was the most amazing movie ever made.


That's right, I forgot about that one. Also wasn't there another disaster flick (airplane disaster) he was in.......Midway???? (there was also a airplane movie with Dean Martin as the pilot I think, and I get the two mixed up.) Or, maybe I'm just mixed up. \:D

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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: klydon1] #483060
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The Ten Commandments was required viewing every year for CCD class when I was young. It was so ingrained that at the first CCD class one year when I was in fourth grade, the nun asked the class who parted the Red Sea, and Albie Rosar with a straight face answered, "Charlton Heston."

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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: klydon1] #483061
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 Originally Posted By: klydon1
Another film of his that wasn't mentioned is Earthquake, which I saw as a kid and thought was the most amazing movie ever made.

Weren't we supposed to be able to "feel" the earthquake through our seats? I don't remember what the technology was called, but I know that you were supposed to be able to feel the tremors through your seat.


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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: Sicilian Babe] #483062
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 Originally Posted By: Sicilian Babe
 Originally Posted By: klydon1
Another film of his that wasn't mentioned is Earthquake, which I saw as a kid and thought was the most amazing movie ever made.

Weren't we supposed to be able to "feel" the earthquake through our seats? I don't remember what the technology was called, but I know that you were supposed to be able to feel the tremors through your seat.


SB,

Now that you mention it yea. I think they had the new sound (Dolby??) and I don't know that we felt shaking, but we heard the thunderous roar. Ha ha!!! I forgot about that. Cool at the time though. \:\)

(edit: I was inspired to check and found this)


Earthquake

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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: klydon1] #483066
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 Originally Posted By: klydon1
The Ten Commandments was required viewing every year for CCD class when I was young. It was so ingrained that at the first CCD class one year when I was in fourth grade, the nun asked the class who parted the Red Sea, and Albie Rosar with a straight face answered, "Charlton Heston."


I went to Catholic school and the nuns arranged field trips for us to see it in downtown Pittsburgh at the Warner Theater. I'll never forget the experience.


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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: Sicilian Babe] #483071
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 Originally Posted By: Sicilian Babe

Weren't we supposed to be able to "feel" the earthquake through our seats? I don't remember what the technology was called, but I know that you were supposed to be able to feel the tremors through your seat.


How can you ever forget the commercial?

"EARTHQUAKE......IN SENSAROUND!"





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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: Don Cardi] #483094
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Thanks, TIS and DC. I do remember that well, now that you've refreshed my aging memory. It was pretty cool and the "must see" movie of that year.


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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: klydon1] #483099
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 Originally Posted By: klydon1
The Ten Commandments was required viewing every year for CCD class when I was young.

"Ten Commandments" is required viewing on network TV every April. ;\)

Arizona is a "Second Amendment state." Pro-gun bumper stickers are all over cars and pickup trucks here. One I spotted south of Tucson last year: "Charlton Heston is my President."


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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: olivant] #483103
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 Originally Posted By: olivant
Whenit comes to Bible character portrayals, Heston could have portrayed the donkey that Jesus rode on into Jerusalem and it would have been a superb portrayal.


Maybe because some people already considered him to be an ass.


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 Originally Posted By: SC
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Whenit comes to Bible character portrayals, Heston could have portrayed the donkey that Jesus rode on into Jerusalem and it would have been a superb portrayal.


Maybe because some people already considered him to be an ass.


Be easy, SC.


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Re: Charlton Heston: 1924-2008 [Re: olivant] #483275
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 Originally Posted By: olivant
Was [A Touch of Evil] the one where he played a Mexican policeman?
yes. It is, without question and by far, the best film his name was ever attached to.


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