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It didn't serve or propel anybody's career or reputation, and is forgotten because it's a surprisingly bad film from such a pedigreed group.
After his career as a romantic leading man ended in the late 1960s, Rock Hudson starred in lots of different projects, including TV shows and lesser films.
Advice to Beau Dorens: stop your acting career, you'll never get there... To the 2 main 'actors': grow up, please.
As a career Navy man, I was pretty upset on how they showed life on board an Aircraft Carrier.
Martha Stewart made a career of being a happy homemaker, a domestic diva of the likes of Oprah Winfrey and Julia Child.
Hailing from 1988, Touch Of Death is probably the most frustrating Fulci film I've seen to date, prompting me to join the chorus of horror fans who generalise that his films get worse as you get later into his career.
Robert Culp turns in what has to be the "disaster" of his career as a cop who is not even close to being believeable.
Unfortunately, Albert Finney (at this point in his career, not at all elderly) seems too robust and quick-thinking to play the actor; Finney (and Oscar-nominated director Peter Yates) cannot modulate Sir's moods and bouts of coherency in a way that makes sense to us, so that in one scene he's stopping a train with the commanding echo of his voice, and in the next he's curiously falling apart.
He deserved every penny he got, because if this didn't kill his career, nothing will.
I just had to take the time to write this review...though I'm sure the film crew doesn't appreciate this review - I hope I'm doing you all a favor with my wish for you to do well, but - in another career.
This movie has got to be one of the all-time lows of Michael J. Fox's generally respectable career.
Steven Segal has done some awful films, but this is probably one of the best since his career took a dive about ten years ago.
Harlan Banks is thief at the top of his game, but, after a successful career, he has decided to settle down with his woman and retire.
(Naturally Dr. Flanner was more interested in his medical career at the time rather than raising an impetuous, distracting boy.)
As for Val if he keeps selecting films like this he may as well kiss goodbye to his acting career.
This movie isn't all in all outright terrible it is an amusing career misfire.
I honestly feel guilty laughing at this film considering it had to be career lows for all involved.
Obviously he forgot about his career which slid down hill after he started making stupid movies like 'Cannonball Run.' Physical Evidence was originally supposed to be a sequel to 'The Jagged Edge' that Glen Close sanely rejected.
Interestingly, this film seems to symbolize that latter part of Bronson's career in which he has tortured many of his fans with the same egregiously predictable and uncreative plots.
Aware of the Jackal's presence but uncertain of his purpose, the FBI's Deputy Director faces the biggest challenge of his career.
A low point for all involved except perhaps Bologna, who must sit up nights trying to figure out which bomb was THE bomb that destroyed his career.
For goodness sake, he has spent his whole acting career playing bad guys!
There comes a time in every big name actor's career when they get sloppy and accept projects that they wouldn't have touched with a 1000 ft.
Fiona "This IS my career!"
(Word of Advice, Frank: When you stoop to doing a movie like this one, your career is over.)
Yet, again and again, he made lousy decisions regarding his career.
How Johnny Depp's career survived this trainwreck of a movie is anyone's guess.
We now know why Kathy pursued a non-speaking career of modelling: she couldn't have survived the death-threats from those poor headache-suffering victims who heard her voice for more than 30 seconds.
Kristy McNichol's film career took a real hit after this, while leading man Christopher Atkins cannot get a grip of any particular emotion, his voice wobbling about in search of an appropriate tone.
Remember that this point in her career she had yet to achieve the type of enormous popularity that soon would follow.
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