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• Hmmm-I think you find my friend Terence Cooper was-- - Des 15:39:26 04/15/07 (0)
  In Reply to: Barry Newman, 1st James Bond Dead At 89........ posted by AudioHead on April 14, 2007 at 09:34:56:

  The first "official James Bond"

  Terence emigrated to New Zealand from the UK in the 70's made a few Clunker Film and TV flicks there and moved with his Maori Wife and family to Cairns in Nth Queensland Australia where he was my neighbour on the Northern beaches. He painted and pottered there till he passed away approx 6 years ago.

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• Re: Barry Nelson, 1st James Bond Dead At 89........ - patrickU 10:45:57 04/15/07 (2)
  In Reply to: Barry Newman, 1st James Bond Dead At 89........ posted by AudioHead on April 14, 2007 at 09:34:56:

  How can that be, i just saw him on VHS, als Jimmy Bond---
  
  

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  • Patrick, Recall That Film Can Be...... - AudioHead 11:26:09 04/16/07 (1)
    In Reply to: Re: Barry Nelson, 1st James Bond Dead At 89........ posted by patrickU on April 15, 2007 at 10:45:57:

    illusory! Actual physical death can occur, yet person remains on
    film, this is one of modern miracles of technology. Perhaps 3-D
    imagery are even more striking as they have depth that 2-D film does not. In future, we may one day be able to interact with holograms
    of deceased loved ones, friends, celebs, et al. Moreover, beyond
    that cyborgian replicas for those can afford them, clones...list of speculations go on.... At any rate, I am happy u are enjoying fruits
    of my past recommendation to see both Barry and Peter. When I first
    saw that production in late 60s, got caught off guard...said, "What the....that
    ain't Sean Connery!" ~AH
    
    

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    • Re: Patrick, Recall That Film Can Be...... - patrickU 11:48:07 04/16/07 (0)
      In Reply to: Patrick, Recall That Film Can Be...... posted by AudioHead on April 16, 2007 at 11:26:09:

      The fruits, yes, it was my way to say Hello to you....He-he...
      
      

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• Methinks you mean Barry "Nelson" (nt) - EBerlin 14:36:57 04/14/07 (0)
  In Reply to: Barry Newman, 1st James Bond Dead At 89........ posted by AudioHead on April 14, 2007 at 09:34:56:

  NT
  
  

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• "Vanishing Point" is a car lover's dream. nt - tinear 11:37:53 04/14/07 (4)
  In Reply to: Barry Newman, 1st James Bond Dead At 89........ posted by AudioHead on April 14, 2007 at 09:34:56:

  fukj
  
  

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  • The white Dodge Charger and reference to.... - afilado 21:19:18 04/14/07 (3)
    In Reply to: "Vanishing Point" is a car lover's dream. nt posted by tinear on April 14, 2007 at 11:37:53:

    ..Vanishing Point was a notable presence in Grindhouse. Which I saw today.

    A lazy, rainy Saturday late afternoon matinee. Six people in the audience. Makes you wonder who this film was made for. I've heard that the two films may be split up because of poor attendance.

    If true, so be it. But I'm glad I saw it as the "double feature" and on the big screen.
    
    

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    • The car was a Dodge Challenger... - michael w 03:38:25 04/21/07 (0)
      In Reply to: The white Dodge Charger and reference to.... posted by afilado on April 14, 2007 at 21:19:18:

      ...a Dodge Charger was in Bullit.

      Seems like this is the thread for gaffes.

      ;)
      
      

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    • Okay, I'll see if it's showing locally, today. nt - tinear 06:07:56 04/15/07 (1)
      In Reply to: The white Dodge Charger and reference to.... posted by afilado on April 14, 2007 at 21:19:18:

      adsf
      
      

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      • Gr--dhouse.... - afilado 09:53:28 04/15/07 (0)
        In Reply to: Okay, I'll see if it's showing locally, today. nt posted by tinear on April 15, 2007 at 06:07:56:

        ...gets my qualified approval. I was not knocked out by it. I happily go see these two directors just to stay up with them.

        This is a movie(X2) where presentation is the star. It bounces off the walls of brilliance and banality and it took me back in a fresh enough way to the B movie heaven of a sticky-toothed, sticky-footed childhood.

        Fun. But I didn't want more. Nostalgia is not a desirable state for me.

        As I said earlier, who did they make this movie for? Those old enough to appreciate the schtick probably won't get out of their home entertainment centers to see it. It's lost on the young, who have little appreciation for irony, anyway. All that's left are the hardcore. Not enough to make it pay. It'll go to DVD plenty soon.

        
        
        

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