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Sir Larry was so convincing . . .

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In Reply to: "Marathon Man" posted by rico on September 25, 2006 at 06:58:07:

I would have probably opened up when he coaxed Hoffman. Naive me did realize that Devane and Schieder were "involved" until I saw it a second time years later.
A very memmorable favorite.

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Sir Larry was ALWAYS so convincing . . . even as Van Helsing in the 70's Dracula... - TWB 12:56:36 09/25/06 (3)
Wuthering Heights,Rebecca, Sleuth & Seven Per Cent Solution (two of my favs) Marathon Man and the delightful A Little Romance (film debut of Diane Lane)....Sir Laurence was a class act....
- Re: Sir Larry was ALWAYS so convincing . . . even as Van Helsing in the 70's Dracula... - rico 09:25:23 09/26/06 (2)
  My favorite Olivier is his role of Crassus in "Spartacus". With just a flutter of an eyebrow he suggests the power of the Patrician class.
  - Re: His... - Jeff Starrs 10:38:13 09/26/06 (1)
    ..Richard III has often be parodied to death (see Monty Python)- I can't imagine R3 any other way.
    - Re: His... - rico 12:08:56 09/26/06 (0)
      Have you seen the "modern" one (the one that takes place in the thirties)?

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