klaatu1701
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Brandon Routh talks "Superman Returns" Sequel
In an interview with Rotten Tomatoes, Brandon Routh talked about the upcoming Superman Returns sequel."Bryan [Singer] said at... Full Story
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In an interview with Rotten Tomatoes, Brandon Routh talked about the upcoming Superman Returns sequel."Bryan [Singer] said at... Full Story
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Arthur C. Clarke Passes Away at 90 - Mar 19, 2008 - 12:11am
He was the greatest science fiction writer of them all. His ability to move and awe the reader had no equal. Long after this writer is dust Sir Athur Clarke's dreams and imagination will continue to soar. And I wonder indeed when that day comes when men and woman of another generation will look down upon the Earth from a Clarke Tower they will remember the man who wrote of such great things, who envisioned a smarter, gentler humanity, a humanity who will explore the solar system and beyond. What an impact he had upon my life, and how fortunate indeed that I got to tell him, and perhape even more fortunate for me that on occassion he wrote back and thanked me.
He was the greatest science fiction writer of them all. His ability to move and awe the reader had no equal. Long after this writer is dust Sir Athur Clarke's dreams and imagination will continue to soar. And I wonder indeed when that day comes when men and woman of another generation will look down upon the Earth from a Clarke Tower they will remember the man who wrote of such great things, who envisioned a smarter, gentler humanity, a humanity who will explore the solar system and beyond. What an impact he had upon my life, and how fortunate indeed that I got to tell him, and perhape even more fortunate for me that on occassion he wrote back and thanked me.
International GET SMART Trailer Online - Jan 24, 2008 - 12:32am
Well, it made me laugh... Steve Carrell fits the role well, and of course there is a good resemblance. Also, an impressive cast to say the least.
Well, it made me laugh... Steve Carrell fits the role well, and of course there is a good resemblance. Also, an impressive cast to say the least.
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I doubt if anyone will read this as this articel is getting older by the second, however.... His last film role was of course the cameo in True Lies. As I recall they wanted an actor with enough presence and 'size' not to be overshadowed by Arnie, and of course he was the perfect choice. I would highly recommend his autobiography 'In the Arena', an impressive work of a most impressive man. And yes, like many others have mentioned his sci-films were a terrific body of work, The Omega Man is probably my favorite which I watched many times over many years in those times. Perhaps its time to revisit. What a guy, and now he has found his ending place.