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agreed. I hope he knocks one out of the park soon. -- nm
"
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Mel Profit
Isn't it a little possible that he doesn't have any more in him? Dude's 82 this year. -- nm
Posted by
Name Withheld By Request (aka BlueKopo)
Dec 30 '11, 13:41
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that supposes that creative ability ends at some point.
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Mel Profit
Dec 30, 13:42
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See, post-75 is where I think the mind may continue to be able, but physically, the demands of some professions will take its toll.
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Name Withheld By Request
Dec 30, 13:56
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He was 75 when he did Million Dollar Baby, Flags of Our Fathers, Letters From Iwo Jima, and Gran Torino....
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Will Hunting
Dec 30, 14:00
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Ballpark age. The point is simply that "getting old does something to one's body whether Boomers like it or not".
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Name Withheld By Request
Dec 30, 14:05
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I just think it's far more likely that he's had 2-3 weak films in a row.
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Will Hunting
Dec 30, 14:10
he could delegate more...
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Mel Profit
Dec 30, 13:57
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