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RIP Wilford Brimley.
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He will always be Pop Fisher to me.
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Agreed! An epic film and an actor perfect for that role.
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I always wanted to be on a farm. My dad wanted me to be a ball player.
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"Well, you're better'n any player I ever had..."
"And you're the best goddamn hitter I ever saw."
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HA...love that line.
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Yep, another great one...
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RIP. Only 85? He was 49 years old when he played a senior citizen in Cocoon.
His scene in Absence of Malice was great. Wish I could find the whole thing in one clip:
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I thought he was older than that, too.
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Big break came in The Waltons. Utah guy. Marine.
One more in 1973...so he was 38 at this time...
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Like Sparky Anderson. He looked 65 for 4 decades.
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That right there is accurate. He always looked old then he finally grew into it.
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Good call there.
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I think he was born old. Heck, how old was he in the grumpy oatmeal commercials?
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Think he was 52 in this one...
After the success of Cocoon...I think everyone just assumed he was 70.
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