RIP Bob Duvall
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RIP. Greer actor
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RIP Mr. Duvall!
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RIP to a wartime consigliere, not matter what anyone says
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This was actually my first thought when I heard the news
Tom Hagen was definitely a wartime consigliere.
RIP. One of the greatest.
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A consummate actor...Francis Ford Coppola called him one of the 4 or 5 best actors he'd seen...RIP
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Godspeed. A tremendous and versatile actor.
My sister-in-law and husband live in Middleburg, Virginia. Duval lived outside town.
Every month, there was a group of locals who lunched together at a small tavern. Duval was a regular, even in very recent years. My SIL's husband went a few times. Said Duval was a delight to be around, -- very grounded, unpretentious, great sense of humor.
Smartest move he ever made was skipping Godfather 3.
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Agree, and I did like the Great Santini.
There was no reason to whack Freydo.
Should have won Oscars for Godfather 1, The Great Santini, and Apocalypse Now.
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Many folks are unaware that one of his early roles was in To Kill a Mockingbird.
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Debut…as Boo
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He'll always be Kilgore to me. And Fredo went against the family!
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Won’t forget his turn as Captain Augustus McCrae in Lonesome Dove either…
Lonesome Dove suffered from the stuff that afflicted most television mini-series at the time...
...but Duvall was exceptional as that character...and he and Tommy Lee Jones together were great
He did love the smell of napalm in the morning.
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"The Apostle" is near the top of my favorites. Self funded. Hollywood didn't want it made.
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