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Anybody seen this film?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGxQbVTeYN0
Only know that song from it, will add to my list of ones to download
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGxQbVTeYN0
Only know that song from it, will add to my list of ones to download
I did, beautifully made film
Won 4 Oscars
But I found the central character Barry Lyndon well played by Ryan O'Neill
totally unsympathetic
He treated his wife and son appallingly
Won 4 Oscars
But I found the central character Barry Lyndon well played by Ryan O'Neill
totally unsympathetic
He treated his wife and son appallingly
His character was described as an Irish Rogue
I would say more a barsteward myself
I would say more a barsteward myself
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erKsIJyfB_Q
Sarabande by Handel.
Saw Barry Lyndon last week - can't praise it too highly. There is no way in the world they would make a film like this today.
Sarabande by Handel.
Saw Barry Lyndon last week - can't praise it too highly. There is no way in the world they would make a film like this today.
I agree Ebulgery - I sided with the young English lord...to me own horra, begorra...
Don't suppose anyone ever saw it on the big cinema screen?
Me too, Muntz. I saw Lawrence of Arabia on the big screen when it was re-issued.
Ryan O'Neill was a bit of a wild character himself, so well cast
as was his daughter Tatum of course
as was his daughter Tatum of course
Gorgeous-looking film. Much misunderstood upon its release by reviewers expecting another 2001 or Clockwork Orange.
Like you guys, I would love to see this in the cinema.
Like you guys, I would love to see this in the cinema.
Ebulgery, there's a bit in John McEnroe's autobiography where Ryan O'Neill challenges McEnroe to a game like squash or racquetball for a size-able bet and McEnroe is thinking "You're kidding me..." so they play and Ryan O'Neill is a really dirty, competitive player and he wipes the floor with McEnroe...he then challenges McEnroe to a boxing match but McEnroe declines...
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