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| She was hot, crazy, and single when the movie was made (married for the first time later that year, according to Wikipedia). Leer away and don't think about the politics she got into a few years later. If Lee Marvin, a Marine, could stand to be with her then, enjoy in his honor. It really was his best role.
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Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.
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I always prefer reality when I can figure out what it is.
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| Lee Marvin, sobering up and ready to draw and show what he can do, but unsteady on his feet. Hesitating. "Well, what's holding you up?"...
"No gun." And probably a dozen other great camera moments (like the one above). An old favorite; saw it when it first came out. |
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| quote: Originally posted by olfuzzy:
As much as I despise Jane Fonda...
Then let this warm your heart. 
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| He did it! He missed the barn!
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| This is the only Fonda movie my Dad will watch-he flew over 200 missions over North Vietnam in Skyhawks. His love of Lee Marvin and Nat King Cole outweigh his disgust with Fonda-most of the time. |
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). I guess I'll tune in and see which emotion prevails.
