Chato's Land, 1972...
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Chato's Land, 1972...
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another regular now with...
Jeremiah Johnson, 1972...
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Star Trek: First Contact, 1996...
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On account of budgetary restrictions, the crew of Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) was never quite satisfied with the Borg sets and costumes as used during the series. However, the significantly bigger budget for this film finally allowed them to design the Borg in a way that was much closer to what they had intended. As a result, the suits and sets were reused extensively on Star Trek: Voyager (1995).
another from Hope, this time with Jane Russell.... The Paleface, 1948..
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The Adjustment Bureau, 2011...
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Outside of the bar written on the wall is "24 hours in a day, 24 beers in a case. Coincidence? I think not" a quote attributed to Paul Newman.
The first of three films Emily Blunt has been in where characters try to change the future; the other two are Looper (2012) and Edge of Tomorrow (2014).
one of the above mentioned now...Looper, 2012..
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Ooh Emily... not sure what it is about her, but she certainly has something I like :)
she's got great teeth;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Cat Ballou, 1965..
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At his acceptance of the Oscar, Lee Marvin opened by saying, "Half of this probably belongs to a horse out in the Valley somewhere".
Nat 'King' Cole had a nightly singing engagement at a Lake Tahoe nightclub. He would commute daily between Lake Tahoe and the set in order to do both. Everyone noticed that Cole was coughing a great deal whenever he was on the set and losing weight, but most figured he was just running himself down with such a gruelling schedule. Unbeknownst to them and to Cole himself, he was already very sick with lung cancer. Nat 'King' Cole died several months before the film was released.