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In response to "my god. George Peppard was *so* handsome. -- nm" by kelly

Breakfast at Tiffany's? -- nm

Posted by chuckles (aka chris) Jul 18 '10, 20:36

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yep. -- nm - kelly Jul 18, 20:40 25
- he was a ridiculously good looking young man - chuckles Jul 18, 20:44 24
  - I've seen the movie *so* many times, so this isn't exactly a new revelation. - kelly Jul 18, 20:48 1
    - I have the same reaction to young Brando. -- nm - loosilu Jul 18, 20:52
  - he aged pretty nice, too, unlike Brando. -- nm - loosilu Jul 18, 20:45 21
    - The big revalation to me was Orson Welles in The Third Man. ROWR. nm - ralph wiggum Jul 18, 20:49 20
      - oh hell yes. -- nm - loosilu Jul 18, 20:52 2
        
        It's one of the best screen entrances ever. nm - ralph wiggum Jul 18, 20:55 1
        
        yes, and HELL YES. -- nm - loosilu Jul 18, 20:57
      - i cry when i think of how much he accomplished before he was 30 - chuckles Jul 18, 20:51 16
        
        I don't know much about Welles. - kelly Jul 18, 20:57 9
        
        he was a wunderkind from the New York theater, did War of the Worlds on the radio, and RKO gave him the keys to the film kingdom to make "Citizen Kane - chuckles Jul 18, 21:04 8
        
        I have seen Citizen Kane. - kelly Jul 18, 21:07 6
        
        "There is a fan. A certain fan. Though she's insane for dissing Kane, TFox thinks she's quite a man. nm - ralph wiggum Jul 18, 21:17 1
        
        *endorses* -- nm - TFox Jul 18, 21:20
        
        it is like Bladerunner, in the sense that you feel like you have seen it before. The thing is, you have seen it before because everyone copied it. -- nm - loosilu Jul 18, 21:15 2
        
        and in the sense that both of them were genius visions ahead of their times -- nm - chuckles Jul 18, 21:17 1
        
        this. -- nm - loosilu Jul 18, 21:20
        
        i try so hard to like you, and then you spew nonsense like this. -- nm - TFox Jul 18, 21:09
        
        (by the time he was 25) -- nm - chuckles Jul 18, 21:06
        
        Well, there's always Touch of Evil. nm - ralph wiggum Jul 18, 20:54 1
        
        i can never get past Mexican Charlton Heston -- nm - chuckles Jul 18, 20:56
        
        don't think too hard about Lennon and McCartney, then. they'll make your head essplode. -- nm - loosilu Jul 18, 20:52 3
        
        why? they never reached the heights post-beatles that they did as partners but their solo stuff is perfectly fine -- nm - chuckles Jul 18, 20:55 2
        
        but think of the heights they reached before 25. Mind boggling. -- nm - loosilu Jul 18, 21:00 1
        
        remember they were two uneducated working class kids from Liverpool. To this day, I think Macca cannot read music. -- nm - loosilu Jul 18, 21:00

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