I hear the voice of Estes Perkle in that cacophony.
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Yes.
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I’ve seen a movie which features him delivering the sermon this is from. It was surreal to finally hear it in its “proper” setting.
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Here to defend The Warriors. It’s great. Also, Lin-Manuel Miranda is working on a musical version, because he gets it.
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Fair enough!
It really is…
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The Warriors is an amazing movie, as a film nerd i can also say that it’s shot really well. Script-wise its an adaptation of a novel, but that novel is an adaptation of the Greek story Anabasis
https://collider.com/1970s-action-movie-the-warriors-true-story-anabasis/
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I dunno…
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Yeah, and Scorsese’s Gangs of New York made the earlier, budding city look ultra violent too (even if he exaggerated that violence). Or was it the same era? 
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The movie’s based on the Five Points Gang and their rivals, so yeah. And Scorscese not exaggerating violence? Heaven forfend!
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Back on topic!
Martin was depressed because in post-shoot baskeetball games, he never made a basket. But then he watched Hoosiers. Now Martin scores easy.
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Happy 25th!
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David McCallum’s then-wife met Bronson on the set of The Great Escape. Inexplicably (for aesthetic reasons alone, anyway), she soon left Mr McCallum for Bronson.
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Always the gentleman
“It all worked out fine,” McCallum said in 2009, “because soon after that I got together with Katherine (Carpenter, a former model) and we’ve been very happily married for 42 years.”
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“Teen heartthrob” ?! WTF?! Grown ass wimmens wanted him, too! and doubtless many people of every gender also found him luscious. 
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From the video. 
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OMG, that’s amazing!
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My favorite science fair projects. (yes, I know that one isn’t real. Still love the can-do attitude!)
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Aren’t they like Greek heroes or something?
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