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Eastwood, in a very early role, plays an ex-Confederate who doesn't like the idea of fighting on the same side as Yankees.
Yes folks, it's all there Baca Bourke (Jeremy Sims,an actor of little talent) Fire hero , Lill (Libby Tanner plays Bronwyn Craig in the bush), Fifi (Nadia Townsend) town slut, preggers by Baca's brother Joe (I think).
All the same, he plays a better Hamlet than Gibson.
Val Kilmer plays a corpse and some scenes are through his dead eyes.
I've a feeling O'Toole plays the Laird of a Scottish castle who has a drink problem and likes reliving childhood games with his sister (York).
On the (very slim) plus side, Raquel was in her physical prime, she looks good, and you get to see a fair bit of her, since she plays a go-go dancer; she had great legs, that's for sure.
The generally atmospheric score has some absurd parts (like the music that plays during the first appearance of a monkey), and there is a truly awful fantasy scene involving....a gorilla.
He plays the saxophone, owns an expensive car and his students love and respect him.
There is no horror to this film except the word Horrible for the entire picture and Arnold who plays a plastic cop is really one sick character.
She plays the character as the Shirley that we saw on screen in her movies whether she's playing her onscreen or offscreen persona.
Tom Selleck plays an absentee son to senile "pop" Don Ameche and weary mom Anne Jackson, making up for his indiscretions (one presumes) and taking them in after Ameche has burned down his mobile home; meanwhile, Selleck's job is vanquished by the F.B.I., his assets are frozen, his wife and kids leave him and his obnoxious sister and her brats have come to stay.
Enters the gorgeous Dorothy Stratton, who plays the role of Galaxina who is man made robot.
I have read all of Shakespeare's plays, seen productions of a majority of them and even acted in and directed some.
This movie has an interesting enough story, but it plays out very bad here.
Cameron Mitchell plays an actor who is dating a young actress who used to date the head of a movie studio (she's too young for both of them!).
Wings plays the hero, and his real-life son is the villain.
Dwire plays a half white, half Apache bandit with a heavy Mexican accent and he cannot seem to pull off any nationality!
This one plays out to much like some cheesy television series episode to be as good as part three was and I never really had the urge to try and watch part five of the series.
This thing plays like reheated TV cop show stuff - lots of bloody beating & lousy continuity - with a dash of Chinatown memories thrown in.
Diana Lynn, who played the wily teenager in the original film, plays Lewis' love-interest here.
Steven Seagal plays a doctor!!!!!!???!
Here she plays Christine Larson, owner of a saloon in the Arizona Territory in 1868 who's about to be married to the unscrupulous local Indian agent (Dean Jagger.)
This movie plays out like an English version of an ABC after school special, with nudity.
Ru Paul plays a secret agent called Starrbooty.
The DVD I watched states "this obscure gem revolves around JOe Pesci's MOB character who is a hothead that start a war" etc. etc. Joe plays the part of Joe, he does not even carry a gun, plays a whimpy character and gets SPOILER - (whacked).
Jennifer Beals plays Alex Owens, an aspiring 18-year-old dancer, who, incomprehensibly, has a job as a welder in a Pittsburgh steel factory.
This film is a prime example of how IMPORTANT casting is, and how directing plays such an important part in creating the sense of purpose.
Note: Especially appalling is the fact that Melora Marshall, who plays Anne's sister Margot, is NOT included in the opening credits along with all the other members of The Secret Annex... she's listed in the post-credits along with the actors playing Miep and Mr. Kraler.
The only character he ever plays is himself, Chuck Norris.
The only thing I remember him being in other than this movie, was an episode of Walker Texas Ranger, in which he plays an equally annoying character.
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