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A sad day indeed.
by LitCrit621
Apr 6th, 2008
12:40:50 AM
He will always be remembered for being such a screen icon, a symbol of a lost generation of Hollywood.
Touch of Evil, The Big Country...
by leobloom
Apr 6th, 2008
12:48:27 AM
the guy would've been a legend if he'd never made anything other than these two movies.
Damn you , you damn dirty apes!!!
by GobBluth06
Apr 6th, 2008
12:49:49 AM
Charleton Heston truly was my all time favorite actor and this is a very sad day. I will cherish his film roles for as long as I live. Political stuff aside, he truly was a film legend. I will miss you Charleton!
You just know Charlton Heston is in heaven right now...
by ExcaliburFfolkes
Apr 6th, 2008
12:58:08 AM
...hanging out with all those legendary men he portrayed on the silver screen.
Soylent Green
by DojoFreak
Apr 6th, 2008
01:00:36 AM
You know what its made of!!
meh.
by whatyoufear
Apr 6th, 2008
01:02:10 AM
......
A Great Actor
by Oceanlizard
Apr 6th, 2008
01:06:23 AM
and a Great Human Being!
Its always interesting....
by Jobacca
Apr 6th, 2008
01:12:15 AM
When an actor dies to see what sound bite the media uses to sum up their life. As Harry noted,Heston was one hell of an actor with a varied career. As I flipped around the radio listening to the news,all I heard over and over again was GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME YOU DAMN DIRTY APES!!!
RIP part deux
by SpencerTrilby
Apr 6th, 2008
01:15:48 AM
he screwed the pooch with a few movies (like any other actor), but hell WHAT A CAREER! That was real charisma, and not pretty-boy "acting". You'll be missed, mister.
Brando...the man who always wanted to be Heston
by mpiehler
Apr 6th, 2008
01:17:05 AM
Charlton Heston was a man's man. Every actor wanted to either be him or be like him. 1924 the year two "icons" were born. The problem was, Brando was and will always be overrated, whereas Heston will live on forever! God Bless and Godspeed.
oh, and please keep quiet Panterarocks
by SpencerTrilby
Apr 6th, 2008
01:18:09 AM
This is a movie site, not a Fox News forum. The Man's politics have nothing to do here, and yours even less.
I LOVED HIM IN AIRPORT 1975!
by IAmMovieMaster
Apr 6th, 2008
01:18:30 AM
His manliness saves the day!
Too bad he never played Nick Fury.
by Jobacca
Apr 6th, 2008
01:20:10 AM
Loved his cameo on True Lies. After that,I wanted to see an 80 year old Heston as Nick Fury fucking hookers and shooting commies Garth Ennis style. What could have been..... P.S.-Fuck Sam Jackson!!!!!
Sorry about your grandmother, Harry.
by The Gospel According to Bastardface
Apr 6th, 2008
01:20:15 AM
Yes, Heston was a fun actor and that's all I can judge him on. His right wing tendencies were extreme and dangerous, but his movies were fun and we'll always have them.
did anyone ever tell heston
by bacci40
Apr 6th, 2008
01:28:03 AM
that michelangelo liked to suck cock? bet that woulda freaked the wingnut out...
Rest in Peace Heston...
by Tacoloft
Apr 6th, 2008
01:32:02 AM
Thanks for the post Harry.
Heston was an example...
by Lord John Whorfin
Apr 6th, 2008
01:35:24 AM
of loving someone but not loving everything that person loves. And go fuck yourself, Panterarocks. I thought you got banned a long time ago, Mr. I Was There When Dimebag Got Shot Like A Million Other Pantera Fans. Don't you have some open heart surgery that needs fixin'? Do you think anyone brought up politics at Heston's funeral? Fuckwit.
rest in peace Chuck
by Prossor
Apr 6th, 2008
01:37:13 AM
you were a towering force of a man.
Bacci40
by Big Moe G.
Apr 6th, 2008
01:38:57 AM
I am sorry, but here you are now on Harry's post trying to point out what a film character did with his crotch to somehow demonstrate that Charlton Heston was a bad actor, or hypocrite. Have you no decency? Do you just watch movies all day thinking about sucking cock and dissecting character's and actor's politics or morals? I am really curious as to what classic films you truly enjoy, or what memories you have as a kid with such classics. Are you still not an adult? Please have some respect for the deceased. Charlton Heston is a legend, and he will be remembered as one of the world's greatest actors for as long as feature films are still made.
Sad, his bit in Bowling for Columbine
by s0nicdeathmonkey
Apr 6th, 2008
01:52:06 AM
just seemed so mean spirited.
kudos Harry, nice obit.
by The Dum Guy
Apr 6th, 2008
01:53:11 AM
And the man will be (is) missed.

BTW everyone, let Bacci40 troll to himself, the other TB on Heston is already giving him too much attention.
i loved heston as a kid....really i did
by bacci40
Apr 6th, 2008
01:54:38 AM
then, he opened his fat yap and got involved in politics...funny how its only the actors that open their yaps on liberal issues that get reamed by the press, cuz heston got a pass all his life...shut up and act chuck...oops....too late...and he wasnt a fucking actor...show me one film where he stretched even a little....he was a movie star, with a tremendous affectation, just like kirk douglas...now kirk...there is a man who knew when to keep his big yap shut, cuz he was too busy bangin every broad in hollywood....
Harry
by Big Moe G.
Apr 6th, 2008
01:57:42 AM
You are pretty tough to be working right now with the week you had. Keep up the good work. It is events like this which remind us of how short our time here is.
yeah, B4C is where I officially gave up on MM
by wash
Apr 6th, 2008
02:01:40 AM
Micheal Moore makes some good points, but he constantly sabotages them by his stupid stunts. The Heston scene in that movie was a a real bummer.

R.I.P. CH. Heston and Yul Brenner were the first two actors I idolized as a kid.
I truly love Heston's screen presence.
by mr.brownstone
Apr 6th, 2008
02:08:46 AM
BEN HUR! Even if he had only made that one film he would be a legend. Not to mention his status as sci-fi demi-god. I'll always love me a hearty helping of square jawed, teeth gritted martyr complex Heston. There will never be another quite like him.
I loved his camoe in Any Given Sunday
by SpencerTrilby
Apr 6th, 2008
02:20:35 AM
last time I've seen it on screen. By agrreing to play a small part in a movie directed by Oliver Stone (not exactly a neo-con) he proved how he could dissociate people's politics from their talents. Unlike so many douched around here.
Last time I've seen HIM
by SpencerTrilby
Apr 6th, 2008
02:21:25 AM
sigh
CAMEO
by SpencerTrilby
Apr 6th, 2008
02:21:53 AM
damn
Sadness makes me turn all typo
by SpencerTrilby
Apr 6th, 2008
02:22:49 AM
my apologies.
Tomorrow I'm paying tribute to Heston
by conspiracy
Apr 6th, 2008
02:33:54 AM
First I'll watch Ben Hur, then head out to the range and put 1/2 a case of .223 FMJ through the Mini-14... Thanks Charlton...
Damn you Michael Bay
by MCMLXXVI
Apr 6th, 2008
02:40:30 AM
Damn you Michael Bay
R.I.P.
by proper
Apr 6th, 2008
02:42:44 AM
My respect for Charlton Heston stems from Planet of the Apes,what an immortal classic,remembering the first time I saw that film as a kid with my Dad and the silence that followed in the room when it ended is something that I will always treasure.Charlton Heston broke down the Sci-fi barriers with that one,respect............
Harry,
by Kal Reeve
Apr 6th, 2008
02:51:08 AM
I'm so sorry that you lost your grandma. Grandmas are irreplacable. My best wishes to you and your family.
Thank you, Harry
by blackhole4140
Apr 6th, 2008
02:59:59 AM
Good article, with nice personal insight. RIP, Chuck.
PS- Harry
by blackhole4140
Apr 6th, 2008
03:03:08 AM
Terrible news about your Grandma's passing, too. Hang in there, man.
Moses is at the pearly gates with an AK47
by alucardvsdracula
Apr 6th, 2008
03:12:10 AM
If he ain't getting let in then theres gonna be some ass kicking. Sad news really. I'm no liberal and think the US has a major problems with gun control, however when that fat prick Moore turned up on that old man's door and treated him like a piece of shit I felt like picking up the nearest shotgun and blowing a whole through that cocksucker. Put it this way if Hesten ain't getting in Heaven none of us siners are either. And Moore can go to hell.
tear
by ragingdrunklove
Apr 6th, 2008
03:27:26 AM
im gonna shoot someone in mourning.

by BenBraddock
Apr 6th, 2008
03:28:57 AM
He was in BOTH Planet of the Apes, don't forget
by BenBraddock
Apr 6th, 2008
03:29:58 AM
In the Burton remake too
They don't make 'em like Chuck anymore
by kwisatzhaderach
Apr 6th, 2008
03:44:42 AM
A top of the range cinema legend. Sad news.
The hate on Moore...
by quantize
Apr 6th, 2008
03:52:28 AM
only goes to demonstrate how spectacularly stupid a lot of TB's are... each shooting that goes bye, his point only becomes clearer..wake the fuck up on guns you morons.
BOWLING FOR COLUMBINE should never've won Oscar
by BadWaldo s Revenge
Apr 6th, 2008
03:53:07 AM
FUCK that emotive 'liberal' moron Michael Moore for grandstanding in humiliating Charlton Heston by trying to manipulate him on gun rights issue to push Moore's gun control view. At least SICK improved but I don't forget sour taste having to watch Moore push his gun control view under the guise of satire. Headgeek live in Texas state and he's proud to be a Texan, except for the nasty Bush dynasty. Republic of Texas! James Cameron should attend Heston's funeral -- he directed him in TRUE LIES in a cameo. Heston was great in TOUCH OF EVIL and BEN-HUR, the likes of both which will never be imitated and be successful in creative burst and epic feel without the intrusion of obv-fucking-iously fake CGI. RIP Heston, I hope you forgive Michael Moore for being an opinionated, egomaniacal blowhard.
I Guess...
by taintyourwagon
Apr 6th, 2008
04:02:05 AM
I can finally get that gun out of his cold, dead hands.
RIP
by photoboy
Apr 6th, 2008
04:19:15 AM
It's hard to believe he's really dead, I'd always thought of the guy as immortal, I guess being such an icon gives him a larger than life bearing. May he rest in peace.
Harry writes obits cause he's a good writer :I
by DigitalDong
Apr 6th, 2008
04:23:49 AM
Heston's Politics
by The_Breeze
Apr 6th, 2008
04:26:48 AM
He risked his career, big-time, to march with Dr. Martin Luther King at a time when it was not considered "cool" to do so. Later in life, he risked his career to lead the NRA. Old Chuck Heston just didn't like people being pushed around - either by racist morons or by people trying to take away the right to own a gun. Seems pretty consistent to me. And lets not forget his classic comment when George Clooney made fun of his Alzheimer's Disease: "I guess it just proves what they say: class sometimes skips a generation" (referencing George Clooney's lack of class compared to Rosemary Clooney's.)
Death won Facist
by messi
Apr 6th, 2008
04:38:04 AM
rest in shit Heston.
americas gun laws are fucked up
by sarsy
Apr 6th, 2008
04:39:56 AM
don't even try to deny it. Nowhere else in the world do you hear stories about teachers bringing guns to school to protect themselves against students.
Well said Harry
by Orionsangels
Apr 6th, 2008
04:42:00 AM
RIP
by sarsy
Apr 6th, 2008
04:42:58 AM
i don't agree with the political stuff, but Mr. Heston fought for what he believed in, and atleast he was consistent in it and not doing it for money or any of that shit
I never saw him play any one else just Chalton Heston Movie Star
by Roborob
Apr 6th, 2008
04:46:35 AM
John Wayne was also like that he didn't play characters here he was a Star, Like Wayne he was also right wing and a gun nut but that does not distract from the fact the a Great Movie Star has passed away, My Sympathy for his Family and Harry I'm also Sad for your family as well.
Well said, Mr. Knowles
by nodforlife
Apr 6th, 2008
05:15:30 AM
Not much to add to Harry's poignant obit, except to add my own personal take. Heston was one of the few actors that could basically riff on the same persona film after film and still be an icon. He's in the same category for me as The Duke, Bogart, and late period Nicholson and Pacino. Guys that the screen devours because the very force of their personalities is enough to make a character worth paying attention to. Seldom to actors of this calibur come along and Mr. Heston will be sorely missed. May he rest in peace, and may he be welcomed into whichever afterlife he chose. A true legend has fallen this day, folks, may we all remember him justly.
The Warlord
by CuervoJones
Apr 6th, 2008
05:34:40 AM
One of the best medieval film ever.
"Fascist" is the new "Racist!"
by SpencerTrilby
Apr 6th, 2008
05:41:38 AM
both misused by clueless, logomachical dudes trying to troll out a FUCKING OBITUARY. Shame.
Heston made of Granite, I can relate to that.
by Gabba-UK
Apr 6th, 2008
05:43:28 AM
There are now so few of the truly great icons left now that when one of them leaves us it does feel like a sucker punch. Politics and his work with NRA aside, Heston WAS the movies. His presence just gripped you you like a vice and even in small cameo's like the one in Tomstone when he says 'If they want him, they'll have to get past us.' you knew the bad guys could have artillery and Heston would still tear them a new one. They just don't make 'em like that anymore.
Hey, messi...
by Kal Reeve
Apr 6th, 2008
06:17:50 AM
You're trash you know that. A mean-hearted, spiteful piece of trash. A man died. No matter his politics, you respect the dead. And who the heck are you to judge anybody? What glorious standard do you set? Heck, from what I've noticed your posts are primarily angry and mean-spirited. Show some class and get over your venomous righteousness.
One of my favorite scenes in Omega man..
by Stalkeye
Apr 6th, 2008
06:57:38 AM
was Roz's (Cash)nude scene.watta ass. Great film that still outshines Will Smith's version.As I mentioned in the other thread, I loathed his politics and as time passed he beame more and more arrogant like most Conservatives.

That being said, he was perhaps one of the first modern day SCIFI heroes in celluloid.Great actor R.I.P.

Oh yeah he would have made an interesting Nick Fury if he was in his 40's and how can you say fuck Sam Jackson for playing the part?(In Both upcoming Inronman and Hulk films respectivley.)Sam was a big fan of the Avengers comics so i'm sue he'll do Fury justice.

Gotta hear Howard Stern's take on his passing
by Stalkeye
Apr 6th, 2008
07:12:05 AM
Howard once mentioned that his Mother hailed a Cab, and as soon as the Taxi arrived, Chuck had jumped out of nowhere to get in the Cab, Mrs. Stern got into it with him and eventually won as she and the Taxi sped off leaving Chuck in the rain.(Litterly)
Harry, Heston's death HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU!
by Hooded Justice
Apr 6th, 2008
07:14:00 AM
For God's sake, let your grandmother retain some dignity by not broadcasting information about her on a movie website. Keep your private life PRIVATE please!
Green Chile flavor Doritoes
by Pizza The Hut
Apr 6th, 2008
07:28:46 AM
I miss that flavor, but I REALLY miss the "Sour Cream & Onion" flavor from the 1970's. BRING IT BACK!!! DAMN YOU, DORITOES!!!
I never understood how he was so revered
by alpha
Apr 6th, 2008
07:29:32 AM
I just hated his acting style. I was no fan of his politics but that doesn't matter as much as his talent and to be honest his success always puzzled me.
Easy please on Harry's grandmother
by SpencerTrilby
Apr 6th, 2008
07:29:53 AM
I agree that sometimes personal affairs are shoehorned into informative pieces on AICN; however that one was somewhat relevant. It's not as if Capone's flat has been flooded again, or Mori's PS3 had a malfunction. We're talking mourning here. Two obits in the same day make Harry a little upset, one can understand that.
Grandmothers and Chuck H.
by The-Warrior
Apr 6th, 2008
07:40:29 AM
First and foremost, sorry for your loss, Knowles. Grandmothers are kick-ass old ladies who buy you weird presents and bake things. Losing one makes the human race less awesome. Unless your grandmother was some kind of elderly pirate, orphanage-arsonist - in which case she got what she deserved. But I think the lady who spawned one of your parents must have been pretty okay. So, sorry for your loss. Chuck Heston had gone coo-coo for cocoa puffs in recent years but was an icon of cinema. May he part the Red Sea in peace. See you in Hell.
messi - eat shit and die, MF
by Lamerz
Apr 6th, 2008
07:51:42 AM
... and you othersick fuckers like bacci trolling an obit. I hope some fuck shows up at your funeral and takes a steaming dump on your grave.
Just an actor people
by johnyaztec
Apr 6th, 2008
07:54:52 AM
Leave it to a supposed “Liberal” to show his true conservative colors when it benefits him. Heston was nothing more than a hateful white man who should of died years ago. As black as his heart was I’m surprised he lived this long with all the hate in his heart. People he was not Moses, he is an actor that played Moses. I don’t understand how you whites hates Jews so much but you loved him in a Jewish role. Your all a bunch of pecker heads.
The only good thing about Ben Hur...
by andyny29
Apr 6th, 2008
07:55:47 AM
was the chariot race, which took three months to film and killed one of the stuntmen.
johnyaztec - nice stunt post you piece of crap
by Lamerz
Apr 6th, 2008
07:57:08 AM
It has to be a stunt. No one can be that stupid.
Lamerz
by johnyaztec
Apr 6th, 2008
08:01:41 AM
Hey Lamerz I’m sorry if I don’t want to walk or goosestep in your case to the beat of your conservative drum. I speak on behalf of everyone (Jews, African Americans, Asians and Latinos) America is for everyone not just whites whom spew hate and racism like you. Pecker Head
johnyaztec - keep going stupid ...
by Lamerz
Apr 6th, 2008
08:05:26 AM
dumb shit like that only invalidates you further. if you really are serious, it seems you are the racist ... assuming white man = evil. sick fuck.
Take it easy Charlie. Sorry to see you go...
by EvilGeek1
Apr 6th, 2008
08:06:01 AM
Yeah, Planet, Soylent and Omega stand out for me but he was a very versatile actor with big brass balls under those pants. He had what Eastwood had for screaming bloody murder at an opponent or cursing the day they were born. He was great! Let's just hope he left a training dvd or instruction manual, coz there's a lot of actors today that need it.
Always stuck to his guns
by SuperGod
Apr 6th, 2008
08:06:08 AM
A true legend of cinema and a man of his word. For the joy you gave me in film THANK YOU!!! For the talkbackers who show no respect DAMN YOU ALL TO HELL!!
yeah, its kinda difficult to know how to feel about Heston
by RockLobster800
Apr 6th, 2008
08:12:56 AM
particualrly post-Columbine...I mean sure, the film was Moore kinda abusing Heston for the camera but a lot of what came out about him and NRA was true-and not something I can get behind. But still, while he wasnt a great "actor" he was indeed a screen icon of Old Hollywood, and will be forever ingrained in populr culture...so he does desrve some respect. But then again I knew the movies and not the man-so I'll pay heed for his flicks, but personally because Im a bit hazy on hat he was really like I cant really get into it :S
Um, no, Heston is/was not an 'icon'
by uppercanuck
Apr 6th, 2008
08:27:52 AM
He was an actor who played a few iconic roles. His actual talent for acting was barely above Shatner level. Why do we elevate Hollywood figures like this so unnecessarily? Oh right, because we're morons.
Hey Messi...
by Shut the Fuck up Donny
Apr 6th, 2008
08:36:57 AM
It's FASCIST. And go read "Liberal Fascism . . . " by Jonah Goldberg. You might learn the proper spelling and the proper usage of the word. Rest in Peace Mr. Heston, and my thoughts with the family. Being one who also lost a family member to Alzheimer's, I'm sure they've been mourning for quite some time already.
I guess this day had to come
by CherryValance
Apr 6th, 2008
08:44:22 AM
and I'm sure it was terrible for him living with Alzheimer's all this time, so maybe he's in a better place now. But I'm sad all the same.

He wasn't a movie star. He was THE movie star. There are too many movies for me to go into, but one I thoroughly enjoyed that wasn't his normal type of movie is THE PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME. Check it out if you get the chance. Otherwise I loved especially TOUCH OF EVIL, THE OMEGA MAN, and SOYLENT GREEN.

Thanks, Mr. Heston. As long as there is a way to watch movies, you will never be forgotten. :)
Goodbye
by mrfan
Apr 6th, 2008
08:59:43 AM
First and foremost my condolences to Harry's grandmother. Sorry to hear about that. My best to you and your family.

I may not agree with Heston's politics about gun control or other areas. That is how politics go. That is a no brainer. He did do the one thing for me that hardly any other actor or actress does anymore. He entertained me. For that I am thankful. That is a rare quality that I just don't see from people in Hollywood. I wish his family and friends well during this time. Take care Mr. Heston. You will be missed.

Bringing up Columbine/politics is contemptible Knowles...
by genro
Apr 6th, 2008
09:06:33 AM

You are such a brainwashed leftist, you find the need to kick the guy after he's suffered from Alzheimer's and died. Whitewash it with all the icon talk you want, but there was no need to mention Moore's propaganda. It had nothing to do with Heston, everything to do with that paranoid no-talent.

This is the equivalent of starting a Harry Knowles obit with"When that locomotive of movie posters steamrolled Harry, many gasped, but just as many laughed". In other words, it was eventful but not defining and would be totally unfair to what else you've done to make it an opening point of focus. Contemptible.

Harry, after reading some other obits, I take it back...
by genro
Apr 6th, 2008
09:17:15 AM
Michael Moore = Terrible
by dr sauch
Apr 6th, 2008
09:18:23 AM
I know this is a Charlton Heston talkback, but I enjoyed the Michael Moore barb and feel the need to vent. Hey Michael Moore, way to be such an arrogant obnoxious prick so as to contribute to John Kerry's 2004 loss. You really succeeded in riling up conservatives and getting them out to vote with your fucking smarmy documentaries and antics. Guess what, you fat fuck, YOU'RE NOT THAT FUCKING SMART!! Maybe you have to drop the sanctimonious liberal act and actually try to, you know, convince people of something. I hate documentary directors that act as though their content is so self-evident that they can just be flippant about the presentation. Fuck Michael Moore, and RIP Charlton Heston.
a very talented man
by omarthesnake
Apr 6th, 2008
09:18:56 AM
I didn't agree with all his political views, but as I try to point out to people who hate on the Dixie Chicks or Clooney, you have to be able to separate the artistic work from the personal politics. He was a damned fine actor and a charismatic figure. And even when he chose cheeseball roles, he gave em his all.
yes, dr sauch, this should be a heston talkback
by omarthesnake
Apr 6th, 2008
09:21:56 AM
As for the heston/moore flap, Heston was a big boy and could handle himself. Moore is an editorialist, not an impartial documentarian, and he admits that, and you know that going in to one of his movies. Get over your self-righteous self.
Insensitive Prick
by soindianachris
Apr 6th, 2008
09:23:39 AM
"YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY! by Queefer Bukkake Apr 6th, 2008 01:32:53 AM I just won the Dead Celebrity lottery at work! I picked Charlton Heston as the next celeb to die and he just did it! Thank you, Charles! Thank you for dying so that I can win 55 dollars! It is truly a great day." Queefer Bukkake, you are one sick son-of-a-bitch and personally, at this point, I hope someone runs over you with a freakin' bus, you cold-blooded shitbag. Did it EVER occur to you to have an inkling of respect for folk in their passing? Guess not. Tell me where you live so I can come and piss on your corpse. BTW, Harry, sorry to hear about your Grandmother.
Lamerz and Johnnyaztec...
by cptrios
Apr 6th, 2008
09:26:22 AM
I sure hate the NRA crap too, and can't find much reason "accept" that that's how he chose to spend the last part of his life...but what nobody remembers is that he was a BIG supporter of civil rights back in the sixties. Regardless of the other things he decided to support later, you've got to give him credit for that.
Chuck and Bowling
by technobull
Apr 6th, 2008
09:27:04 AM
I disagree with those that are bashing Michael Moore and Bowling for Columbine. I definitely do not agree with some of Moore's spin, and I definitely think he is biased (F 9/11 anyone). I still enjoy his films. But get over the Bowling for Columbine interview. He exploited him, but rightfully so. Heston was the spokesperson. He represented them. Therefore, catching their spokesperson off guard and showing how at that time he felt was a brilliant way to prove his point. If you are a public figure, you are fair game and need to be ready for it regardless of your age or senility.
Genro
by RockLobster800
Apr 6th, 2008
09:27:55 AM
I get what your saying there (Harry has a habit of writing pretty inappropriate things in obits, usually showing off how he knew the very famous deceased which pisses people off) but in all fairness, when I hear "Heston" I immediatly think Moore-NRA, and therefore I think Harry had cause to mention Columbine. I think when they guy has become so famous in contemporary culture for being a gun nut (and for many younger people that is the IMMEDIATE vision of him, rather than Moses or Taylor)writing an obitthat neglects tom mention it would be accused of wsashing over pretty major details. Plus if he hadnt mentioned it it would be all over the talk backs any way
R.I.P
by theonecalledshoe
Apr 6th, 2008
09:28:17 AM
It's weird because this past week I was reading a newspaper section about his current health dealing with alzheimer's and not wishing to extend his life. fave movie of his- was the planet of the apes. fave cameo- wayne's world 2 as the replacement actor. Overall, he was iconic on and off screen.
Question for anyone.
by mrfan
Apr 6th, 2008
09:32:52 AM
We all know about the Moore and the Heston thing. My question is: Did Heston ever come out and put his own spin on things or did he just accept the interview as another part of life?
Planet of the Apes was on TV Friday night...
by mefrog
Apr 6th, 2008
09:33:48 AM
What an outstanding movie. And what an outstanding career. I'll never, ever agree with the politics hid rigorously supported, but what a career. RIP Mr. Heston.
Moore is something else...
by superduper3000
Apr 6th, 2008
09:35:39 AM
Heston might have been a public figure, and he might have been fair game...but he was also gracious enough to let Moore into his private home under false pretenses. It was there that Moore did best what Moore does best - lie and manipulate and mock in front of his camera to elicit some terrible response to prove whatever broken set of logic is in his head at the tiem, to himself.

I had liked Michael Moore up until Bowling, but I don't think it takes a genius to figure out what happened with him and Heston. He lied and was dishonest to the man and frankly, I'm glad Heston had the balls to just walk away. Not to veer too far off mark, but next time a little kid finds a loaded gun under a bed, why not avoid the evil corporations that employ his mother and the system that allows proper handgun usage for its members, and seek out the turd who (I dunno), kept a loaded gun under the bed where kids were present. Call me crazy.

That said, goodbye Chuck...we'll miss you forever.
you for got TOWERING INFERNO!!!!
by Groothewarrior
Apr 6th, 2008
09:37:24 AM
Okay Charlton Heston fans.
by mrfan
Apr 6th, 2008
09:37:53 AM
There has to be someone out there who has a I met Chuck Heston story. Come on. Let's hear it.
Had to get the political cheap shot in, didn't you Harry?
by uss cygnus
Apr 6th, 2008
09:45:54 AM
Typical www.aint-it-liberal-propaganda .com .
Too bad he wasn't shot
by Prague23
Apr 6th, 2008
09:52:06 AM
And this is sad news?
by Freefinger
Apr 6th, 2008
09:55:10 AM
Seriously, the man shows up in towns after a school shooting saying gun control is for wussies and people think this is a loss?

I'm thinking "Finally, the old fart is gone..!"

After you watch Michael Moore's film when he goes up and interviews him, the old fart is happy, he respond to questions and then Morre asks him the question about why show your face while people just went thru an horrible tragedy saying guns are good and the old fart explodes and kicks him out.

I'm just saying that the world is a better place with one less maniac out there saying "Guns don't kill people, people kill people!", sorry but if the nutheads didn't have easy access to the guns maybe half the people who died because of them would still be here today, children, wife, husbands, fathers, mothers.

Too bad Heston didn't become a victim of one of these crazy nutheads, would've been funny to see the news "Heston gets shot at anti-gun control rally!"..

Won't be missed by the thousands out there who lost their children to some maniac with a gun.

Try to get a tear from families who saw his old dirty millionaire NRA rich face in their town after school shootings... The old man was not human, he was a lump of turd...

oh and ps. He was an horrible actor... Had the range of a banana peel. Paris Hilton did better in the house of wax...

RE: Chuck and Bowling
by technobull
Apr 6th, 2008
09:55:46 AM
I agree that Moore did cross the line and they way superduper3000 puts it I kind of see the shittyness. I will admit that part of me liked seeing a dig at the NRA, which I think lost its way a long time ago. I still love and respect Mr. Heston's work and feel bad for the loss.
i'll say it.
by chiahead
Apr 6th, 2008
10:05:02 AM
it's unamerican of me to say this but I will anyway. People with high profiles, especially movie actors, have a responsibility to lead a life that is only half theirs. The other half belongs to the public that has made their checkbooks. It's just how it is. That said, all I can think of his how he ruthlessly exploited it to promote the NRA in a country that statistically had more gun deaths per year than- well we all saw Bowling for Columbine, I won't rehash that. I'm just saying- what a lame ass-face he was for promoting such a completely ridiculous cause. The unamerican part comes in when I just assume that my values are better than his... but even so. Ass-face. Why couldn't he have just hawked Salad Dressing and made more movies like Newman?
Who cross the line?
by Freefinger
Apr 6th, 2008
10:10:53 AM
Moore for showing the real colors of this old fart, or when Heston showed his face in Columbine after the shooting?

Moore had every right to do what he did, it was nothing compared to what Heston did. You lose a child by some redneck's son with a gun, then you get this old man telling you guns are just fine? Yeah right, Moore was the biggest of the a$$holes?? No way! He had every right to try to speek to him, the same way Heston had the balls to show his ugly face at Columbine!

Gun Control will not solve everything, but it will make sure that the violence will go down. If you decrease the death by shooting by 20% then it's worth it.

And as far as his acting skills went, blah. I saw 2 characters he played, and they showed up in 100 movies, good thing for him there were less actors around in those days, 'cause he would've had 4 films to his credit...

Sorry if you are going to be pissed at me for saying this, but sadly they're more people dead today because he used his weight and popularity to stop control on firearms.

Sold his soul to the Republicans 30 years ago
by performingmonkey
Apr 6th, 2008
10:20:13 AM
Before then he was a decent guy. Oh, and is anyone gonna prize that rifle from his hands now that they truly are cold and dead?
Just watched Planet of the Apes
by Jawa 007
Apr 6th, 2008
10:20:28 AM
last night - what a weird coincidence. Heston was truly a star. They really don't make 'em like that anymore.
Seriously, enough with the damn politics.
by Mr Incredible
Apr 6th, 2008
10:38:00 AM
Let's just remember the man's iconic acting career, shall we? Harry, my condolences for the passing of your grandmother.
POTA Scene
by Big Moe G.
Apr 6th, 2008
10:52:17 AM
After insisting on taking the rifle: Taylor: You lead me around on a leash! Cornelius: That's different . . . we thought you were inferior. Taylor: Know you know better. I agree with the poster who said that a lot of the younger folks only "know" Heston from his later years, probably Bowling for Columbine. It is really sad to see people unaware of the drive of such a man to support ALL our rights. He lived his life as a free man and wished all to do the same. This is even evident in his career. There is definitely a generational divide on this site. I think it is a sign of immaturity to delve into politics and not take the full measure of a man. Like Harry said himself, a world where man are controlled by monkeys is the daily existence for most. From epic pieces to allegorical dystopian sci-fi (the best sci-fi), Heston was able to transcend generations. There are those of us that could just as easily watch POTA with our parents and then watch El Cid or The Ten Commandments the next week. The guy was a legend. There are no actors today that could make the crossover as he did. Rest in peace.
So my family was waiting in line at the Washington Monument...
by Billyeveryteen
Apr 6th, 2008
10:55:53 AM
It was a long line, and every 10 minutes or so a large chunk of us would enter. Yet it never seemed to empty. So I cried loudly "It's made of PEOPLE!!"

My Dad nearly wet himself, laughing.

His Cameo in Waynes World 2
by uwe bolls talent
Apr 6th, 2008
10:55:55 AM
...showed a side i didnt think he had.For such a serious actor it was great to see him take the piss out of his own acting style.R.I.P.
1963 Civil Rights march, Harry is against that
by Baron Karza
Apr 6th, 2008
10:56:02 AM
Right? Politics aside..
Are you some kind of mutant?
by Big Moe G.
Apr 6th, 2008
11:02:45 AM
Loved the earlier SNL appearance, with him waking up to the whole Ape audience. Classic.
Quick! take his rifle away!
by W3bzpinn3r
Apr 6th, 2008
11:14:10 AM
He said we can only take his rifle away if we pry it from his cold, dead fingers, so now we can!

What's the NRA gonna do now? Who will they turn to? Well, there is always Dick Cheney... but the lawyers just don't feel safe around him...

Actors Today
by Big Moe G.
Apr 6th, 2008
11:21:08 AM
I may have mentioned this previously, but Heston's passing reminds me of the sorry state of our leading men today in the States. Our best leading men in Hllywood today (Denzel Washington aside) are all from the rest of the English-speaking world. We have to import them like we import everything else in this country. We cannot even produce "Men" anymore!
The Ten Commandments...
by Frankenbastard
Apr 6th, 2008
11:29:42 AM
is the biggest B movie ever made and Chuck made it great. Yes it does make me misty Mr. Taylor. Rest in peace Chuck you were and still are a giant.
Once again I agree with TomBodet.
by mrfan
Apr 6th, 2008
11:30:37 AM
Great post. There should be more laws passed for gun control. Look at other countries that have them. Look at their statistics. I wish our govt. would get off their lazy asses and do something. Same goes for the parents.Also, find some these posts funny about criticizing Heston's role in the NRA. He hasn't been NRA president for five years. How about ragging on the person in charge now. Easy to rag on an individual when they aren't around.
Wow...
by rutgerman
Apr 6th, 2008
11:31:26 AM
A legend. Even if I didn't agree with his views. Last time I saw him was in Bowling for Columbine. Michael Moore, that wasn't cool.
I guess they can take his gun away now
by oisin5199
Apr 6th, 2008
11:57:38 AM
wonder if there was any prying from his cold dead hands involved. Sorry, couldn't resist. A beloved icon can still be an asshole. As was his right to be. I don't know if there was an constitutional amendment supporting it or anything, but he still had a right to be an asshole. As does Michael Moore, apparently. Here's to ya, anyway, Chuck!
thanks TomBodet
by oisin5199
Apr 6th, 2008
12:00:51 PM
you had to post all that noble sentiment while I was writing my post. Trying to make me look bad or something? Damn, even quoting Midsummer Night's Dream. Ok, I take it all back. You can't both quote Midsummer Night's Dream AND be an asshole. It's statistically impossible. Heston is certainly one of a kind, if not the last of his kind.
Crap! It's the Tempest
by oisin5199
Apr 6th, 2008
12:01:34 PM
I really should get some sleep.
no mention of VAN GOGH, harry?
by LegoKenobi
Apr 6th, 2008
12:30:42 PM
his portrayal of van gogh in "lust for life" was fantastic. he didn't even need makeup to do it -- he looked EXACTLY like him. sure, the movie is factually all over the place, but it was as factual as they knew at the time. with him as van gogh and anthony quinn as gauguin... awesome chemistry.
One of the greatest actors ever.
by AllPowerfulWizardOfOz
Apr 6th, 2008
12:53:47 PM
Regardless of what you think of his political views you cannot take away the magic this guy brought to the screen. He was a giant. I've personally never seen a bad movie that he's been in and yes that includes Tim Burton's Ape remake because I am on of those who loved it.

I am glad his suffering is over now and thank him for the gifts he left behind for us to treasure.
Heston WAS a liberal...
by Anakin Whoopass
Apr 6th, 2008
01:01:55 PM
...a long time ago. Heston was a Democrat until sometime around the Carter administration. My point is, even if you're a liberal who can't separate the actor's politics from his performances, the Heston you see in leading-man roles probably agreed with your liberal views at the time he made those movies. Now go watch them and see a great performer do his thing.
Dystopian Sci-Fi
by Big Moe G.
Apr 6th, 2008
01:08:00 PM
Look, can anyone deny that it was Heston that brought science fiction back into adult vogue? The chances he took with that trilogy of roles has touched all good sci-fi since -- not including space operas like SW, of course. Just look at the popularity of BSG today -- its portrayal of a dark existence is what compels the fans. Logan's Run, Bladerunner, a series of films about nuclear apocalypse: all these owe something to Heston willing to take a chance, and then giving it 100% of his effort. Even SW ep.1, 2, and 3 had to end on a down note.
Charlton Heston...
by jimmy rabbitte
Apr 6th, 2008
01:09:36 PM
...what can I say... loved his performances...

especially in Ten Commandments, Ben Hur, Planet of the Apes...

Omega Man
by Big Moe G.
Apr 6th, 2008
01:15:11 PM
"There's no phone ringing!!!" Seriously, I do wish that Will Smith had an early breakdown moment summed up with one line like that in I AM LEGEND. I liked that film, but I never felt that Neville was as "cracked" as he should be. Repeating the lines to Shrek -- I am sorry, that does not cut it. Sometimes you have to "overact". A half-crazy person would probably be said to be "overacting". I think there is a difference between overacting and hammy.
He was one of my favorite actors of all time...
by moondoggy2u
Apr 6th, 2008
01:37:21 PM
and I will ALWAYS miss him.
Charlton Heston is . . .
by Big Moe G.
Apr 6th, 2008
01:40:18 PM
another reason I believe in cloning.
Heston and guns
by jorson28
Apr 6th, 2008
01:45:05 PM
Personally, I'm not crazy about guns, either, and I'm a conservative. That said, any liberal that ever criticized or loathed Heston for being head of the NRA but praised and mourned Hunter S. Thompson, who was also a gun enthusiast (based on what people on THIS BOARD told me when he shot himself), truly epitomize the sort of desperation and disconnected mania that seems to have overtaken the left-wing of the political system lately. Heston, as both an actor and a human being, accomplished more in his lifetime than most of us could hope to accomplish in three lifetimes, whether we're regualar nobodies or already in the public eye somehow. That anyone would slander Heston for his support and administration of the National Rifle Association and then even associate with the same crowd that never wavered in their support and admiration of people like the late Hunter S. Thompson truly shows that either the left isn't nearly as intelligent or "enlightened" as it claims or, worse, that it's squandering that intelligence on figuring out the most witty ways of antagonizing, villifying and slandering people that did nothing but disagree with them - and this from the party of "tolerance." Mot of the right-wing rhetoric you call "hatred" is mild by comparison to the sort of vulgar vitriole the left uses to put down conservatives - and Michael Moore, in particular, is probably why Bush won again in 2004, meaning his absence probably gave Democrats a chance in 2006. I mean, who wants to vote for a candidate whose party's loudest mouthpiece is the self-proclaimed leader of the "slacker uprising?" Taken literally, it just means the party represents only slackers. Anyway, I guess you guys think that if you couch it in sarcasm and some warped definition of humor, nobody is going to identify it as hatred or intolerance. Think again. As for gun control, it's indicative of the pandemic of thinking that says if society has a problem, we need more legislation or more money to solve it. This site reports on science fiction movies, right? If good sci-fi, in any medium, has taught us anything, it's that no matter how "advanced" or "enlightened" humanity thinks it is, some will always find ways to do evil - to harm or kill one another. Unless you want to turn this country into the Soviet Union or some backwater Communist country in Asia, things like giving more gun control to the government isn't the answer, if there even is an answer. If you really knew anything substantial of any relevance to this, you'd know first and foremost that the biggest reason more gun control isn't a solution is that murder and violence on any scale has been around and in practice much longer than guns and will be so well after you people have your way - IF you do. R.I.P., Charlton Heston.
jorson28
by jimmy rabbitte
Apr 6th, 2008
01:50:53 PM
great post.
TomBodet
by Freefinger
Apr 6th, 2008
01:51:38 PM
Sure... Laws, yep, but then you have a asswat like him turning the corner and going for the second amendment about the right to own a gun, when this amendment was written in the days where people came over to your lands and killed everyone to get your piece of land. Today I don't see anyone coming over and killing the family because they want the house. But we do see idiots with legal guns walking around school and shooting up people, or right now in LA getting shot at because some turd wants his right of passage in some dumbass gang.

Heston would've been the first to scream out loud that Guns don't kill people, yet if you take guns away and make it sure that the gun industry would now be accountable for any unmarked guns and the black market distribution (that we all know is part of the plan to sell more guns) then we would see some change, like a drop in the numbers.

Would it go away? No, but it would help! And Heston was one the the first in line when they wanted to pass this kind of law and yelled out "Right to bear arms!"

He's dead.. good... One less idiot on earth, and the fact that people say "oh he's in heaven!" well that would be something! A guy who didn't care about human life for the sake of a mighty dollar sign from the NRA! I would be suprised! Hope he rots in hell!.

Whether I'm an ass or not is ok, why? 'cause at least I don't admire some shithead who showed his face in many cities preaching the right to have a gun in the house. When they were still mourning dead kids. Hope you don't have kids TomBodet, and if you do hope for dear life that one of these little idiots don't come around a corner to face your kids, because even if you are (as you so rednecky way did say) an asshat, I still don't believe your kids should pay for some old degenarate who preached for people to have guns in their house so they could one day lose it and go shooting everyone.

As far as the Luke Perry's of this world, I must agree he only had one character ability and was a shitty one at that, but doesn't take away that Heston made his reputation when being an actor had nothing to do with acting... He proved it over and over. Only needed contacts those days. Ability to play two characters doesn't make him a good actor. Hell, today he would be known as a male counter part to Paris Hilton... SO there you go, from an asshat to another...

get your stinking paws off me you damned, dirty reaper
by JacksParasites
Apr 6th, 2008
01:59:34 PM
That's how I figure it went down. Also, let's not forget Heston blew up the entire planet in arguably the darkest film ending ever. R.I.P.
Good riddance to bad rubbish
by floatybrownthing
Apr 6th, 2008
02:11:08 PM
rot in hell you piece of shit, I hope the devil is cornholing your fetid rotting corpse daily.
Honestly...
by Toulon
Apr 6th, 2008
02:20:46 PM
... his cameo in Wayne's World 2 made me seek out more of his films. They bring him in as a total joke, but then something happens in the scene: HE'S AMAZING. Next film I saw was El Cid . . . no lie.
Wayne's World 2
by tensticks
Apr 6th, 2008
02:32:57 PM
I thought I'd be the first to mention it, but I gues Toulon above me beat me to it. Ah well. I agree. He completely steals his scene and is the most memorable thing about a forgettable, production line sequel. "We need a better actor!" Notwithstanding politics et al, I believe he was a good man and a great actor. Missed. Fin.
Great actor...
by ccchhhrrriiisssm
Apr 6th, 2008
02:33:10 PM
...and even better activist! Too bad he was despised in Hollywood for campaigning AGAINST segregation in the 1950s, AGAINST Time-Warner and Ice T's "cop killing" rap songs in the 1990s and FOR Republicans since the 1980s.

You will be missed by millions, Mr. Heston!

MICHAEL MOORE is PIG SHIT!
by ccchhhrrriiisssm
Apr 6th, 2008
02:37:56 PM
And his leftist propaganda smells even worse. How the Hell could you compare Heston with Michael Moore, the liberals' resident pompous fatass? Jeez...
Which movie did God look like...
by ccchhhrrriiisssm
Apr 6th, 2008
02:40:28 PM
...Charlton Heston?

I can't seem to remember, but that was the first Heston film (other than The Ten Commandments) that I can remember. It was actually pretty funny.

If I remember correctly, it was a film starring the guy who played Crocodile Dundee. I guess I have something to rent tonight...
About the guns issue....
by Jobacca
Apr 6th, 2008
02:47:19 PM
Great comparison between Heston and HST. If anything,HST was MORE of a gun nut than Heston,yet liberals loved him(I'm fairly sure Heston never fired his rifle at his assistant while hopped up on PCP and Peyote). I dont belong to the NRA and I dont own any guns...yet. But I do live in fear of my govt. and feel that one day I may have to take up arms to defend myself and my loved ones. I'm glad that,for now,I still have the right to arm myself.
floatybrownthing...
by Rebeck2
Apr 6th, 2008
02:51:12 PM
Let me commend you on the accuracy of your name.
I love his dystopian movies of the late 60, early 70s
by Tacom
Apr 6th, 2008
02:53:20 PM
POTA, Omega Man, Soylent Green. They were the best. He was really bigger than life. Moses, Ben-Hur, El Cid. Nobody else could have played those roles. I'm for gun control but I don't hold his politics against him. I mean he must have had an arsenal in his home but you never heard about him shooting anybody so I guess in his case the 2nd Amendment works. Anyway RIP Chuck.
ccchhhrrriiisssm,
by Kal Reeve
Apr 6th, 2008
02:58:35 PM
That Paul Hogan movie is called "Almost and Angel"... I think.
Gay subtext in Ben-Hur.
by BrokenHeath
Apr 6th, 2008
02:58:51 PM
I found this hilarious when mentioned in the documentary "The Celluloid Closet". Gore Vidal was hired by director William Wyler to do rewrites on ``Ben-Hur.'' One of the film's problems was that there was no plausible explanation for the hatred between the characters played by Charlton Heston and Stephen Boyd. Vidal's suggestion: They were lovers when they were teenagers, but now Ben-Hur (Heston) denies that time, and Boyd is resentful. Wyler agreed that would provide the motivation for a key scene, but decided to tell only Boyd, not Heston, who ``wouldn't be able to handle it.'' You can see the doc's clip here - http://video.aol.com/video-det ail/the-celluloid-closet-1995- extrait-ben-hur/2023819048 (but there's French commentary which drowns out some of Vidal's comments. The looks Boyd gives Heston like he was a former lover are hilarious (around 2:30 of the clip).
Why I support the NRA:
by ccchhhrrriiisssm
Apr 6th, 2008
03:00:39 PM
When I was 7 years-old, we lived in the ghetto. Our neighbor came home to find his teenage daughter being violently raped by a would-be burglar. My neighbor used his gun and blew the 38 year-old burglar/rapists brains out. Our neighbor was arrested and released because he had a gun permit (and because of the "castle law" at the time). Ironically, he was later sued by the rapist's family. The NRA paid for his defense. He was found to have acted according to the law.

Shortly after that, my mom purchased a gun. She also purchased locks all over our house (windows and doors). She taught us that a gun WILL kill, so we should NEVER touch it. She said she would only use it to protect us from wicked men. Thankfully, although our house was burglarized several times, my mom never had to use it. She simply let people know(including two instances in which people tried to break in at night) that she had a gun and knew how to use it.

I'm going to send a rose to Charlton Heston. He stood up for African Americans in Hollywood at a time when most were depicted as criminals. He stood up against rap music that glorified cop killing. And he stood up for his conscience when most of Hollywood had sold out to the far left. He will be missed.

Kal Reeve...
by ccchhhrrriiisssm
Apr 6th, 2008
03:03:35 PM
Thanks! That was it! It was so funny to see Paul Hogan die and wake up in Heaven. God looked just like Charlton Heston. Hogan said, "Lord, you look just like Charlton Heston." Heston replied, "Yeah, I get that a lot."

Good stuff.

The Internet
by Gungan Slayer
Apr 6th, 2008
03:23:09 PM
is having a hey day with this one. It's amazing the slop people are throwing around about Mr. Heston. It's a shame. I love Heston and his movies, and I'll miss him. Thanks for all the good times and good films.
the reason there are so many gun crimes in america...
by JimmyJoe RedSky
Apr 6th, 2008
03:53:42 PM
is because the nra and lobbyists for gun manufacturers have seen to it that laws have been put in place that prohibit the tracing of guns used in crimes - this is too protect the sellers (both the small gun shop owners and the big manufacturers) from lawsuits - that simple - the makers sell their product too the dealers who in turn play fast and loose with the purchase laws - there are more straw purchases than anyone wants to believe - once the gun is sold its no longer the sellers responsibility - thats how a large % of dealers see it - but gun rights advocates will tell you that most guns used in crimes are stolen - from where? - many are in fact stolen, but most are bought legally then resold illegally - a few years back cops in some cities were using new (for the time) software that could make tracing the origins of a gun much simpler - provided they were traceable - had all the #s still embossed - lobbyists for the nra and the big gun makers (who are global) saw to it that this type of software and its use were deemed illegal and an infringement on the rights of the gun sellers (big and small) - they couldnt be held responsible for how the product was used (even if they didnt sell the product according to all of the proper purchase laws) - what does all this mean? - that the makers of guns know that a percentage of their product is being used illegally but their profit margins are more important to them - in other words, if law enforcement really cracks down on gun crimes (guns used for crimes) it will effect the sales of fire arms
and for the record...
by JimmyJoe RedSky
Apr 6th, 2008
03:59:48 PM
i loved heston too - one of my favorite actors - had a big impact on me growing up
So can we have the gun now?
by BilboRing
Apr 6th, 2008
04:46:04 PM
Glad he's dead. Terrible actor and a true piece of shit with his NRA terror regime. Sorry, but he is and was a piece of shit. Rot in Hell you racist bastard.
BilboRing
by kwisatzhaderach
Apr 6th, 2008
04:49:47 PM
I guess you think Orlando Bloom is the pinnacle of acting to which Charlton Heston didn't match up?
The dumb fucking cockroaches...
by poeticwarriorII
Apr 6th, 2008
04:50:25 PM
talking shit about a man dieing are a bunch of useless pussies so afraid of their own womanhood they're full of self-loathing and hate. You pole smoking wastes of humanity must have a lot of fun scraping the filth you try to call life from the bottom of the gene pool because your shitty useless mouths show your wretched souls to be those of a bunch of old cunts. In closing fuck you very much for reading and RIP Mr. Heston.
BilboRing...
by poeticwarriorII
Apr 6th, 2008
04:53:13 PM
and right on cue this shit for brains bucket of monkey spunk shows up to prove my point. Oh how your father (that is if you know who he is) must weep when he sees the dripping twat his loins sprung forth. Fuck you up your ass you douche bag tool of epic proportions.
Heston = Gun-loving, macho moron
by FrankieCrooner
Apr 6th, 2008
05:19:31 PM
I agree with whoever said "Good riddance to bad rubbish." And he was a mediocre, ham-fisted actor to boot. Get real, people.
I Just Do Not Understand
by Big Moe G.
Apr 6th, 2008
05:24:04 PM
I just don't understand the lack of respect for one of the best and biggest actors of all time on this board. I am sure that wherever he is, Heston does not care, but it is certainly scary to me to realize that because one might disagree with the politics of an actor, that they would revel in his or her demise. The fact of the matter is that (American) actors are getting worse, and in fact the best years are obviously already behind us. Those folks on this board in the entertainment industry may beg to differ, but I cannot shake the feeling that, besides the pure popcorn, comic book films, which certainly have their place, people's tastes have diverged so much that we will never again see hugely popular actors and, yes, movie stars that crossover generations. When you are sitting in your room, alone or with the rest of your celibate crew, watching the next big "political" film, and then can't relate your orgasmic experience to your parents or to children -- well, that is the end of cinema. Particularly at $10+ a ticket. Actually, it is the death of mass politics as well. Like I said earlier, you people must be really fun at parties.
RIP Chuck....
by seniorspeilbergio
Apr 6th, 2008
05:24:59 PM
Sad day. A comforting presence that has been with me all my life is now gone. No one played larger than life better than this guy. He almost seems like proto-Ford to me now. And like Harrison, his acting ability was taken for granted even though, with both, there was at least one example of them stepping outside there own "performance comfort zone" to play characters you've never really seen them play. With Ford, it was The Mosquito Cost and with Heston it was MOTHERLOAD. A really underrated, atmospheric film where Chuck plays a truly creepy, insane, gold-hunting Scotsman. He scared the shit out of me when I saw it as a kid. I would highly recommend it. It's worth it just to see Heston as the bad guy for once. And Harry, sorry to hear about your Grandmother and all the other setbacks you've had lately. Keep your chin up, brother. Things always look the darkest right before the sun starts to shine through.
GLAD HE'S dead
by jden
Apr 6th, 2008
05:35:28 PM
Glad he's dead, REALLY SOOO glad he's dead. Hope he died a dribbling cabbage, that needed his arse wiping for him. Hope he couldn't even recognise his beloved wife. Rot in hell charlton, rot in fiery hell. Dribble dribble
One of cinema's greatests
by The_Fredo
Apr 6th, 2008
05:39:45 PM
Ignore his politics, because they have nothing to do with his work and quality.

When I think of Heston, it'll be him in chains rowing a Roman galley or falling to his knees on a beach. He played larger-than-life roles and did it so convincingly that I can't ever imagine him in say, The Apartment or Some Like It Hot.

And his role in True Lies was hilarious and perfect. It's like he's in another movie.

A great. He will be missed.
We've Lost Another Great One
by Stacy Without An E
Apr 6th, 2008
05:43:53 PM
My introduction to Charlton Heston was "Planet of the Apes" so anytime I saw him in anything that didn't stand up to the iconography of that film, I was disappointed. As many classics as bombs, he was someone you could count on to add grace and depth to a role.
Wayne's World 2
by Stacy Without An E
Apr 6th, 2008
05:45:38 PM
I believe Mike Myers may have summed up the greatness that is Charlton Heston with that scene where Wayne is at a gas station asking for directions and this elderly gentleman starts to tell a story. He stops the scene and asks for a better actor and in walks Heston adding gravitas to the role. That speaks volumes about the man and his ability to make you believe in his characters.
I dont understand the hate....
by Jobacca
Apr 6th, 2008
05:55:27 PM
Jesus Christ people...what did Heston ever do to you? Yeah,he was the president of and main supporter of the NRA. So? The NRA never killed anybody. Ever hear of a little thing called personal responsibility? They just outlawed all swords in the UK this week because some dumb fucks were running around attacking people with them. Whats next? Steak knives? Shovels? Anything with a point on the end of it? As for hating on Heston because he was a republican/conservative...agai n,so? Half the damn country is made up of Jesus-fearing republicans. Do you hate them enough to piss on their graves just because they have a different p.o.v. than you? If so then there really is no hope for this country and we'll all need to be armed to protect ourselves from the insanity thats sure to come....
Well done Harry. This is an article to savor.
by Live.
Apr 6th, 2008
05:57:17 PM
Harry, this is simply the finest piece of writing you've ever done. It's inspiring and literary.

Rest In Peace, Charlton Heston. Your movies were magnificent and you legend lives on.

Stupid liberal cocksuckers...
by ccchhhrrriiisssm
Apr 6th, 2008
06:02:03 PM
Where is the respect for this man's work?

Do you simply such the leftist cum from the cocks of every liberal activist penis? Can't you people think for yourselves? The NRA isn't against regulation; they are opposed to liberals pissing on the 2nd Amendment guarentee of gun ownership.

If you want to see my 2nd Amendment right, simply break into my home at night and try to harm my wife. You won't have time to "say hello to my little friend" as your brains will be suddenly scattered all over the wall. RIP, Mr. Heston. Don't worry about Nancy Pelosi and her cocksucking liberal croonies. They will be going to that big abortion mill/Gay Marriage/high tax heaven of fire.
Hail Judah Ben Hur
by Quintus_Arrius
Apr 6th, 2008
06:05:06 PM
Row well and live (on in our hearts) 41! Hail Heston!
i bet all the kids here that hate Heston also hate...
by JimmyJoe RedSky
Apr 6th, 2008
06:13:50 PM
... Brando - because they only know of these actors and their contemporaries for their later years - long after they had shaped film acting as we now know it - my niece took a film appreciation class in college and told me that more than half the students in it only knew of Brando for being "that fat guy from the Godfather that everyone thinks is such a good actor" - and only knew of Heston as the "Moses guy that loves guns" - kids, no respect - i didnt agree with Hestons politics but he was one of the best film actors ever - i think the nra exploited him - that position was sort of an acting gig for him - he knew it - unfortunately his ego really ate up all the statesman status the nra bestowed on him - too bad hes remembered by so many more for his nra connection and not his acting career - Picasso was a great artist too - but he was also a self absorbed misogynist bastard - that doesnt diminish the greatness of his art
ccchhhrrriiisssm...
by JimmyJoe RedSky
Apr 6th, 2008
06:15:18 PM
im a "liberal" - and a big Heston fan - not all of us are sheep
also...
by JimmyJoe RedSky
Apr 6th, 2008
06:19:50 PM
ill watch "the omega man" over "i am legend" any day - Heston as Neville was perfect casting - Taylor (from "apes") and Neville (from "omega man") are 2 of the best scifi film characters ever - all thanks to Heston
Well said Jimmy Joe
by Jobacca
Apr 6th, 2008
06:20:57 PM
I totally understand if you dont share Hestons views on guns or religion. A lot of people dont. Thats cool....but folks are coming out of the woodwork and spewing such hatred towards a dead ACTOR that you would think Heston had caused the holocaust,raped their grandmothers,and shotgunned the kneecaps off their pet cats. I'm pretty sure Hitler didnt even gat raked over the coals this bad.....
Ahh, the tolerance in here is astounding.
by moondoggy2u
Apr 6th, 2008
06:32:08 PM
My wife and I are on completely opposite sides of the ole' American political fence and yet we've managed to stay happily married for many, many years. My children are much the same way, too; one is conservative, one liberal and one staunchly opposed to politics of any kind. Were we as intolerant as the dissapointing bunch of immature brats that are posting on this site...well, I seriously doubt we would get through even one conversaion.

You boys and girls, men and women, need to realize that we are all different, that we all have opposing points of view and not every little petty disagreement is as big as you make it. Ooohh--he was a conservative and president of the NRA! Gadzooks, what a kook! I would suggest to you, kook or no, that Heston was still far, far less of a kook than 90% of Hollywood and was in fact one of the better types of human beings on this planet. A poetic soul who is obviously fond of humanity's ideals and curageous enough to be honest about his beliefs isn't very common, folks, and when you combine those beliefs, those ideals, with his charisma and obvious strength of passion and intelligence, you have a very rare man indeed. Did he have his faults? Of course he did--he's a man, after all. But faults or no, and I happen to find no fault with his NRA positions, but I'm sure he had other private faults, he was a good and decent man.

A real star has passed, people. A very good, positive star, too, and that is something rare in this world. Show some respect.

heston's obit on fox news channel = brilliant!
by alice 13
Apr 6th, 2008
06:40:41 PM
this morning on fox news channel they were announcing hestons death and showing a clip of james franciscus in beneath the planet of the apes. d'oh!
Oh wait...I just realized...
by moondoggy2u
Apr 6th, 2008
06:43:57 PM
Since I'm a conservative, I guess I'm unable to appreciate great politicians, actors, singers, and artists like FDR, Catherine Hepburn, Freddy Mercury, or Monet, 'cause, you know, they did stuff I didn't like.

Why, that Catherine Hepburn lady was a homewrecker, wasn't she? She trounced around with a married man for years, didn't she? She must be absolutely dispicable! FDR? New Deal, my ass. How many ways can you spell socialism? Horrible, horrible leader. Oh, and Freddy Mercury? Why, he was one of them queers! How on earth can I, a Christian man, listen to Freddy Mercury??

Thats how some of you people are sounding today: narrow minded and small. I honestly feel sorry for you, though. In your ignorance and the hatred born from such irrationality you will never appreciate the greatness of those around you because you can never truly appreciate variety.

Hest was a shameless ham, but man, did he have class.
by jimmay
Apr 6th, 2008
06:55:29 PM
A lot more class than most modern actors have. As far as politics go, I'll leave it at this: as a mostly-liberal, I'm on the fence with gun control, and it's sad the NRA has lost that voice of class and is now left with that incredible fuckwit, Ted Nugent. There's a man who's obit I'll savage mercilessly. Hest, though, has earned his respect.
i'll be right there with you when you do, jimmay
by moondoggy2u
Apr 6th, 2008
07:09:28 PM
maaaaan is that nugent guy a dork.
Well said moondoggy2u
by Live.
Apr 6th, 2008
07:09:57 PM
People need to be saving up their poisonous bile for the Valkyrie release. I just saw the trailer, and damn does that look like festering crap.
Sinister
by moondoggy2u
Apr 6th, 2008
07:12:55 PM
Of course, those deaths couldn't possibly have anything to do with the increased gang activity.
About Heston's acting
by moondoggy2u
Apr 6th, 2008
07:36:40 PM
To those accusing the guy of possessing no range--rubbish, I say. Oh sure, he wasn't a character actor, but he was a great, great leading man, more akin to Bogart and Gable than to someone like Depp or Crowe. Of course he was ham-fisted, just as many of the older greats were, such as Stewart, Wayne, or Grant. He had an excellent repetoire of affectations, mannerisms, phisicalities that lent him a bold, larger-than-life presence that was ideal for the burgeoning widescreen, cenemascope features of the period.

Overrated? More like UNDERRATED, if you ask me.

RIP Mr. Heston
by just pillow talk
Apr 6th, 2008
07:49:47 PM
Man, I really enjoyed his work.
Harry, good job covering such a vast career
by YackBacker
Apr 6th, 2008
07:59:44 PM
I'm a huge fan of Charlton Heston's work onscreen. He is as much an icon as any actor. This is the end of an era in film history. Rest in peace, Chuck.
Mr. Sinister . . .
by Guy Gaduois
Apr 6th, 2008
08:10:59 PM
oops, I say, Mr. Sinister . . .
by Guy Gaduois
Apr 6th, 2008
08:11:51 PM
I wish you ill.
Charleton Heston raped my childhood
by Itchy
Apr 6th, 2008
08:15:00 PM
Oh wait - that was someone else. Oh well. And as for the crack above about Brando being overrated, can't both of them be great ? The guy who played Don Corleone can never be "overrated".
Dibs.
by micturatingbenjamin
Apr 6th, 2008
08:15:40 PM
I call his guns. I figure his hands are pretty cold by now.

However, I will state for the record, as a huge liberal gun owning meat-eating, member of the NRA, Heston was a bad-ass and the epitome of a good man. The guy marched with Martin Luther King, and kept the government away from regulating firearms to the point of tyranny. Excellent man, great life, and I'll say that his best pic for me was Ben Hur. He was a master of the acting craft, and the reason I didn't go into the field. I mean, when that's what you're competing against and living up to, you've either got the mad skills or you don't...and Mr. Heston is a legend. Where's our Moses now?

Politics aside . . .
by lavaboat
Apr 6th, 2008
08:17:25 PM
Chuck will be sorely missed, no doubt. On that note, being a conservative, I can't imagine a prominent liberal actor passing away and after having honored their contribution to film and acknowledging their active political life, sign off by saying -- politics aside, so and so will be sorely missed. Just wouldn't do it.
He also said...
by micturatingbenjamin
Apr 6th, 2008
08:20:28 PM
That Will Penny was his favorite role. I was made to watch 'The Agony and the Ecstasy' in World History class in high-school. It was awesome.
Epic Actor
by Evil Chicken
Apr 6th, 2008
08:37:07 PM
Amazing body of work - bottom line. The man marched w/ MLK before it was fashionable for celebs to do so. How cool is that? I loved this guy. He said what meant and he meant what he said. He didn’t have the anonymous convenience of a talkback on the internet to hide behind; no he stood for something right out there in the open. That’s cool. My prayers and thoughts are with his family and friends at this time. Thanks again Mr. Heston, you’ll be missed.
thank you rebeck
by floatybrownthing
Apr 6th, 2008
08:39:18 PM
I feel it describes so many things. A mars bar, a dump, the latest uwe boll movie. I could go on, but I really fell I want people to fill in the blanks.
RIP
by Darth Thoth
Apr 6th, 2008
09:05:36 PM
God bless Harry's grandmother and Charlston Heston. May they both rest in peace.
Crucifer of Blood is probably the worst movie I've ever seen,
by Smerdyakov
Apr 6th, 2008
09:59:28 PM
I say ding dong. This man has the blood of thousands of shooting victims on his hands.
Smerdyakov
by Guy Gaduois
Apr 6th, 2008
10:10:39 PM
You also: I wish you ill.
Heston's humor
by thegreatwhatzit
Apr 6th, 2008
10:11:44 PM
was evinced in his SNL gig; even spoofed THE TEN COMMANDMENTS (remember the good 'ole days when SNL was more poignant than pigshit?). jden and other detractors, wishing Mr. Heston a slow death, are the chocolate-eating, soda-consuming, Snicker-addicted, anti-exercise morons who think their opinions have some relevance. To be succinct, their isolated existence is a slow death, far worse than whatever Mr. Heston experienced. Enjoy the afterlife, Mr. Heston--and thank you for a memorable legacy (THE NAKED JUNGLE, THE BIG COUNTRY, WILL PENNY, SOYLENT GREEN, etc.--and, of course, THE TEN COMMANDMENTS).
Mr Sinister: "Heston never DIRECTLY killed anyone"
by Big Dumb Ape
Apr 7th, 2008
12:25:29 AM
Mr Sinister, you wrote (quote): "Heston may have never directly killed someone, but he was at the helm of an organization that tapped into suburban white fears and effectively tied the hands of local governments to deal with gun crimes. That's why the city I live in (Boston) had more handgun murders per year than the entire U.K. Most of those killed are under 25 years old. So fuck Charlton Heston, and fuck the NRA."

So let me get this straight. You live in Liberal Heaven -- literally fucking Massachusetts and good ol' Beantown, home turf to the Kennedys as well as home to an overwhelming host of politically Liberal ideas and agendas that the public there always says it WANTS -- which in turn means the populace there (in general) is DEFINITELY Liberal. Hell, they'd have to be Leftists to keep electing a drunken Teddy boy back into office again and again. So, with all that said, shouldn't that mean that you guys would have the LOWEST gun crime? After all, with so many anti-gun Liberals running around it would be easy for the towns and villages...even the city itself, through it's council...to pass some of the toughest gun laws on the record.

So basically you live in Liberal Central...since you have the highest level of shootings, that means you have Liberals shooting Liberals...yet in your warped brain, it's all Right wing Charleton Heston's fault.

Good clear thinking there, man! (And yes, insert mocking eye roll here...)

As for Heston, he was ICONIC
by Big Dumb Ape
Apr 7th, 2008
12:31:13 AM
As others have noted, he was actually UNDERRATED for what he did given the truly iconic stature he had achieved both on and off screen -- something that today's emo pretty boy types (who came right off the CW and that we too often get stuck with at the movies these days) will ever manage to do.

Heston was a legend, an actual screen PRESENCE, the likes of which we'll rarely ever see again just because of the shitty stars we get these days, as well as the shitty films served up. And his body of work speaks for itself as well as his personal achievements and stances in life. RIP, Mr. Heston. What you gave to the world will continue to stand the test of time for having been some of the greatest shows ever on Earth.

Irwin Allen didn't produce 'Earthquake'...
by Kilroy
Apr 7th, 2008
01:04:30 AM
'Earthquake' was a Universal Studios production and Allen (often miscredited with this film) was a producer at Twentieth Century Fox. (at least until 'The Towering Inferno' was released - which btw, Heston is not in) Heston plays a construction engineer not an architect in 'Earthquake'. (perhaps Harry was thinking of Paul Newman's architect in 'The Towering Inferno'.) Very nice obit though -
I'll loved him in the Colbys!
by onephatnelly
Apr 7th, 2008
02:37:18 AM
RIP Chuck.
Let my people go
by GavinVanDraven
Apr 7th, 2008
02:44:10 AM
rest in peace, and get your stinking paws off me you damn dirty ape! sad day. very sad day.
Major Dundee
by CuervoJones
Apr 7th, 2008
05:29:37 AM
What a powerful mess of a movie.
2 Heston Quotes
by livingwater
Apr 7th, 2008
06:25:43 AM
” A ludicrous invention. If you can’t put it on a weapon without taking the bullets out, why put it on?” A five-day waiting period? “It’s hard for me to accept that a guy says, ‘I’m going to kill that s.o.b., but, darn, I have this five-day waiting period.’ He probably still wants to kill him after five days.” Ban Saturday-night specials? “The black and Hispanic women who clean office buildings until 3 a.m. and then walk home – of course, they want a handgun in their purse.” Limit purchases to one gun a month? “It’s the camel’s nose in the tent. Look at Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler, Mao Zedong, Pol Pot, Idi Amin – every one of these monsters, on seizing power, their first act was to confiscate all firearms in private hands. …” ############################## ############# “Mainstream America is counting on you to draw your sword and fight for them. These people have precious little time and resources to battle misguided Cinderella attitudes, the fringe propaganda of the homosexual coalition, the feminists who preach that it is a divine duty for women to hate men, blacks who raise a militant fist with one hand while they seek preference with the other �” WHAT I GET FROM THAT : draw your “sword” (gun) and fight (shoot) homosexuals, militant blacks, the fringe and feminists…… : no trigger locks, waiting period or purchase limit needed. FYI he wasn’t really Moses and from the 126 roles he accepted 99% are forgettable. He wasn’t great. The publicity is great. Worship capitalist media flow and ignore the person. I tried to view the Omega Man the other day…..unwatchable…dull…b ad acting…. sameoldshite. The Hollywood tough guy macho man is over, it was a stereotype based on misogyny, death and contempt anyway. Welcome to civilization.
It's wierd. Most of you condone Heston
by David Cloverfield
Apr 7th, 2008
06:26:54 AM
for showing up at Columbine, which was an asshole move admittedly, but then you "hope he burns in hell". One moment you tell us what a horrible person he was, the next moment you reveal yourselves to be hateful bastards for a recently deceased. Not that I care, but you guys are assholes, just as bad as you imagine Heston used to be. I didn't like that he's a gun totting maniac, but I liked the fact that he was the manliest manly man, even when he grew old. One less obstacle for the pussification of men. Rest In Peace.
"TOWERING INFERNO!!!"
by Blanket-Man
Apr 7th, 2008
07:12:57 AM
Yeah, the late great Mr. Heston wasn't actually in the movie, but Joe Flaherty's portrayal of Chuck Heston as the fire chief in SCTV's version of the flick still stands as the greatest Heston parody ever, IMO. "THE BURGER KING METHOD!!!!"
one of eighty on Dec .08 1980
by livingwater
Apr 7th, 2008
07:25:59 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =7b324sq_0GM
I Loved Heston's Acting and His Politics
by kevinwillis.net
Apr 7th, 2008
07:35:18 AM
And his defense of the 2nd Amendment. And his Damn Dirty Ape policy. And dude just had such a great voice. So I'm doubly sad. Triply sad, actually, as it makes me miss Phil Hartman, and his excellent Charlton Heston parody, all over again.

I keep typing "Chartlon Heston" and suddenly that name sounds weird to me. I'm like, was that actually his name? That's the name I have associated with that face? Freaky.
Soylent Green
by Abominable Snowcone
Apr 7th, 2008
07:42:19 AM
Goodbye Taylor, thanks for the fun! Heston was many things to many people. But there's no debate he was a Manly Man. Not afraid to trigger a doomsday bomb if it meant the world would be safe from ape autocracy.
Heston will now be turned into Soylent Green
by LaneMyersClassic
Apr 7th, 2008
08:03:29 AM
Yummy! Seriously, sad to see him go.
Maybe now they can get that gun out of his cold dead hands
by showarma
Apr 7th, 2008
08:12:06 AM
never give a monkey a gun.
Heston Was Crap
by BilboRing
Apr 7th, 2008
08:25:57 AM
Iconic, sure. Hitler was also iconic. Doesn't mean muc does it? Heston was a gun toting coward who folded like a pussy when Moore confronted him. A kid dies from a gun. Let's have a gun rally. Fuck him and his family. His acting was terrible too. Truly terrible. His personal life set aside, he was a bad actor. 'nuff said.
epidemic
by livingwater
Apr 7th, 2008
08:27:06 AM
"While he slept, Brynn entered his bedroom with a revolver and fatally shot him multiple times in and around the head. Brynn was intoxicated at the time."
does macho mean murder ?
by livingwater
Apr 7th, 2008
08:35:11 AM
Bilboring: John Carter (aka Charlton Heston) knew his true political views could not be broadcast without strong repercussion, so he evaded Moore's questions. www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-RRe_ 2tvUo
Don't forget The War Lord and Khartoum
by Moonwatcher
Apr 7th, 2008
08:38:19 AM
He was opposite Olivier in the second film, and it was electric. As he got older, it seemed like he was always posing, always reminding the rest of us that he was CHARLTON HESTON. But, he played a lot of great men, so maybe he can be forgiven that. One of my favorites is gone, so God rest you on your way, Chuck. P.S. Did I miss it, or hasn't there been any love for Richard Widmark yet?
BilboRing - i hope someone shits on your grave fucker
by Lamerz
Apr 7th, 2008
09:17:11 AM
That's basically what you and the other sick fucks are doing to Heston. Standing over his grave and taking leaving a wet steaming pile of diarrhea. After all, that's obviously all that spews from your mouth ... diarrhea. The man died. Have some fucking class. I cannot fucking stand Michael Moore (the worthless piece of shit), but if God forbid something happened and he passed on, I would not trash him at every opportunity. It just goes to show you what kind of classless fucking losers there are in the world. Grow the fuck up, BR.
Chuck didn't play Van Gogh...
by Damned if I can login
Apr 7th, 2008
09:17:36 AM
...that would be Kirk Douglas.

And The Omega Man scared the livin' piss outta me when I saw it as a kid. Anthony Zerbe is one creepy dude...

How does the right to own a gun= Fascist?
by GunzofTheNavajo
Apr 7th, 2008
09:19:59 AM
So the guy was out spoken against racism, voted for JFK but aligned with Republicans (Like Martin Luther King) at times and was for the right for citizens to own guns and you call him a fascist? That's the polar opposite of fascism. The ironic thing is that one of the central tenets of fascism is use of vilification of your enemy. Call them heretics, "Jews are evil" for instance, or you can do what you did and label your enemy a fascist. I love you bumper sticker politicos who hear someone else in the coffee house use the term fascist then, thinking it sounds intelligent, add it to your own lexicon along with other words you use incorrectly like Neocon or Jingoism. Hilarious. Mr Heston, thank you for Planet of the Apes and Ben Hur. Planet of the Apes was my first truly great movie experience. Thank you for military service, voting with your heart and mind rather than your political affiliation, thank you for defending free speech and for standing up for the rights of citizens to own guns. I will always admire and respect you.
Scotch with three ice cubes
by Kentucky Colonel
Apr 7th, 2008
09:26:01 AM
While tending bar at the eelbach Hotel in Louisville in 1994 I had the pleasure of serving up a big old glass of scotch to the big guy. He was reading a script and was in town for God-Knows-What. Au Revoir!
Seelbach Hotel
by Kentucky Colonel
Apr 7th, 2008
09:33:49 AM
It's the hotel that F. Scott Fitzgerald used as a model for "The Great Gatsby". You damned dirty apes!
Harry
by ArcadianDS
Apr 7th, 2008
09:42:11 AM
This is how you should be writing every time you sit down in front of your computer. No juvenile sex references, no forced meme generations, and no overabundance of 'try' - you just open the valves and let your thoughts pour into text.

Great job, and I hope you read this update 100 times and that it sinks in: you dont need all that other junk to be popular, or witty, or entertaining.

Take your stinking paws off me you damned dirty ape
by PHUCKO
Apr 7th, 2008
09:45:15