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Badly made furniture in them Westerns aswell.
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You neglected to mention that the Baddies wore black hats
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If anyone says 'cab' one lands in front of them 1 second later
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none of the baddies could hit a barn door but the good guys are all crack shots and never miss, despite looking in the wrong direction
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if a hero gets shot it dont stop him ,he may grimmace or stagger a bit but he normally carries on shooting like you would if you have a red hot bullet ripping though your flesh !
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through^^^
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"A mere fleshwound",Foyles
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if there is a boxing scene the hero will always take a terrible hammering from the other guy get knocked down multiple times and be out on his feet but will always suddenly burst into life and beat the bad guy !
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Nadim Sawalha. I seem to remember him playing a togged-up Arab in quite a few 70’s/80’s films. Gave us two gifted acting daughters too - Julia and Nadia.
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in a high stakes game of poker with the table piled high with dough the bad guy will have a straight flush but the good guy will have a royal flush .guaranteed !
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What about the old Gangster Movies when the hysterical broad would get a good slap round the face and told to Snap Out It....It always worked.
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Times have changed.
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I record a lot of old stuff on Talking Pictures, just to watch and see if they are any good. Bluddy awful in the main.
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If your name was Will in those old films you had it. Everyone shot at you.
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Cowboy films on every Sunday when I was a kid. Filthy blokes
in tin baths getting sponged down by a bird. No one ever explained to us that they were hookers. |
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a punch up is a series of haymakers being landed flush on the jaw repeatedly and they just shake their head and carry on landing, smashing furniture over each others heads, all to no avail, and no blood
Tough geezers. And as soon as the director shouted 'cut' theyd retire to the trailers and start buggering each other |
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Yeee Haaaaa
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Gidee up me cowboy
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Hope they took them spurs off, brutal.
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I always laugh that the lead actors (Men) are nearly always in their 50s or 60s - they were the 'heart-throbs' that the lady viewers had to swoon over
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and they are all poofs
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Not Rock Hudson,surely
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yes stu the 39 steps was on yesterday the 50s one with kenneth moore ,him and a bird went to a house in the scottish highlands and a middle aged bloke was giving em a bit of a hard time , the old boys wife said hey leave the youngsters alone ......kenneth more looked 55 at least .
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just googled it he was 44 ^ youngster ?
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He always looked older
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Yeah. Nowadays we just accept that it is o.k. for BBC announcers to call a drag artist “her” annd “she”. Everything is so genuine today, isn’t it?
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Kenneth More in 1968 left his wife for the stunning Angela Douglas, an actress 26 years his junior
, causing considerable estrangement from family and friends. He was married to Douglas, whom he nicknamed "Shrimp", from 17 March 1968 until his death in 1982. |
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I have never and will never watch a second of Raul Pauls drag race**** Island etc
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Neither have or will I but it was mentioned on the One Show tonight which made me about throw up. “She”, the Kemp kid called the creature!
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Don't hide under a bushel Honcho, between Horatio and Delashay, you are not alone on here but tbf not noted you as an incel like them...................................YET!!??
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Refusing to call a man 'she', makes someone an incel?
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You have missed the point saddo, you would have to have paid attention over weeks at least to these guys posts!!
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BTW I refer to the likes as "IT" and don't give a monkeys for sympathisers or excusers!!
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the music on the carry on films are just fantastic....ive seen every carry on film about 50 times......
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sid james seemed to be in every old brit film even before the carry ons !
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At his absolute best in Hancock's Halfhour
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Foyles you probably remember as well as most of us wondering why old blokes (Older than our dads" seemed to pull all the women? I remember buying a 3 piece suit aged 16 and a fu..ing cravat and going to St Andrews at the weekend to try and pull in a lounge bar.
My normal garb was two tone Levi's, a Crombie and double soled brown brogues for a night out.......FFS, looking like Simon Templar never worked!! |
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Abernoidea just redeemed himself
What was the name of the hospital in Carry on Doctor? Feel free to cheat if you are like that |
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When i starting going into toon, early 80s, it was traditional for everyone, and i mean everyone, to wear a suit, i much prefer these days, where casual dress codes are in place...lol
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