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Re: RIP R Lee Ermey
Originally Posted by islandclaws
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His role in FMJ is the stuff of legend.
If that was the only movie he ever did, he would never be forgotten.;) |
Re: RIP R Lee Ermey
Originally Posted by tommyp007
(Post 13311435)
Best Supporting Actor
Sean Connery – The Untouchables as Jim Malone - Winner Albert Brooks – Broadcast News as Aaron Altman Morgan Freeman – Street Smart as Leo "Fast Black" Smalls, Jr. Vincent Gardenia – Moonstruck as Cosmo Castorini Denzel Washington – Cry Freedom as Steve Biko Some good performances, but most have faded from memory. |
Re: RIP R Lee Ermey
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Re: RIP R Lee Ermey
God was here before the Marine Corps, so you can give your heart to Jesus.....but your ass belongs to the Corps!
RIP, Sergeant! |
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I was so bummed last night when I heard R. Lee Ermey had died. I mean, how can you not love that guy?
Yeah, he was amazing in Full Metal Jacket (a part that he ad libbed, to a degree - in a Kubrick film, no less), but he was good in everything that he did. He will be missed. R.I.P. |
Re: RIP R Lee Ermey
I also really like his History Channel show where he shot guns, drove in tanks and blew stuff up. When the history channel actually had, like history, on it.
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Re: RIP R Lee Ermey
The last thing I remember coming from Ermey was that interview he did some time ago where he claimed that right before Kubricks death, they spoke on the phone and Kubrick told Ermey that Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman walked all over him during the production of Eyes Wide Shut and that the critics were going to hate it.
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Re: RIP R Lee Ermey
I've never seen Full Metal Jacket, should I go to a showing next Tuesday Night?
http://bbtheatres.com/movie/5596/Ful...ailer-and-Info |
Re: RIP R Lee Ermey
Seeing has how most people would consider Ermey as the highlight of a brilliant film, securing his place in film history with a single role, a week after his death? And you've never seen it? Yeah, I would definitely go.
I loved seeing him show up in everything, especially his voice over roles in kid's movies. |
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They are also showing the movie on their "Grand Screen"(Large Format Theater), and they do an awesome job with programming with older movies. Tickets are $5.
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