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| Omigosh. That's Number 3. His favorite story was how he was constantly asked what it was like to work with Bruce Lee. rip, Roper. |
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| 83? I never would have guessed it. Time marches on.
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| Not universally loved, but he and Brando were in The Appaloosa together, and I liked it.
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| A lot of actors dying. Makes me wonder --I'm 82 and they're dying around my age. flashguy
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| I've seen a ton of his moves and enjoyed watching him But I never thought of him as a great actor. He was just John Saxon. There's 1 movie where he's a mexican and I didn't realize it was him until half way through. There's another where he's on another planet and uses an unloaded gun to scare the natives- They'd never seen a gun and it didn't scare them.
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| A classic "that guy". I couldn't have told you his name, but watched him a million times.
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|  If you watch the ancient tv channels , Like I do, it's not uncommon to see John S. 3 -5 times a day on different show's. if we played Six degrees of John Saxon , (instead of Kevin Bacon) I doubt that anyone would be left out
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| I think he was in the movie “Joe Kidd”. |
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A classic "that guy". I couldn't have told you his name, but watched him a million times.
Me too! I didn’t recognize the name but watching the video kkina posted above was like “Oh, yeah!” Great actor.
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A lot of actors dying. Makes me wonder --I'm 82 and they're dying around my age.
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I always enjoyed the many roles he played in movies.
