Richard Harris, real class and a great era for the movies. Too much choice today.
A Man Called Horse! I loved that film. A thousand years ago it seems.
I can't remember anything notable hes been in after that.
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A Man Called Horse! I loved that film. A thousand years ago it seems.
I can't remember anything notable hes been in after that.
I reckon it was the start of showing the more accurate tale telling of the west and films became more truthful about the treatment of the Indians.Richard Harris, real class and a great era for the movies. Too much choice today.
This Sporting Life was the last I remember him in, but it was a bit earlier, think I saw it at the Empire one Sunday night, they used to have a film season at that time, very enjoyable night out it used to be. Saw Doctor Zhivago, Whats New Pusscat, Alfie lots of the old stuff, the place had a great atmosphere.
Funny that, I watched a programme on him earlier today and they showed a couple of scenes from Man in the Wilderness, which is the film you're referring to, and I remarked that the only good bit in The Revenant was pinched from it. I didn't realise that it was a remake of sorts until you mentioned it.
Is the series owt to do with the film mate?
It's got Ryan Phillipe so could prob persuade the Mrs to watch that one cos she loves him.
yes but slightly different story line more believable, im trying to post episode 8 here but having trouble
I think the filming techniques since then made the current one more spectacular on the eye but different eras approach to life values meant the original version was about revenge for being left to die.
Interesting thing as well was one of the people who left him behind was Jim Bridger who became a mighty frontier scout in later life.
More spectacular visually maybe but superficially so, it didn't really grab me. The bear attack was intense and I enjoyed seeing him build himself back up afterwards but I didn't get much else from it. I love a good revenge film and it was almost completely flat in that respect, didn't help that I could barely hear a word Fitzgerald (Tom Hardy) said.
I might look for the original then as it's definitely a genre I like and I thought Richard Harris seemed a top bloke. Think I've only seen him as Dumbledore and as Marcus Aurelius in Gladiator (now there's a good revenge epic) I'm slightly embarrassed to say.
Revenant is a fantastic film.
Still don't think it's Leo's best film, I liked Shutter Island and Gangs Of New York more, and his role in Django was brilliant.
Never liked Inception, the most hyped film of all time outside of the Star Wars slop bucket, and I just didn't care at any point about it.
Still don't think it's Leo's best film, I liked Shutter Island and Gangs Of New York more, and his role in Django was brilliant.
Never liked Inception, the most hyped film of all time outside of the Star Wars slop bucket, and I just didn't care at any point about it.
That Nolan is directing the Dunkirk film due out this year, should be a great film, they've put that kid from One Direction in the film, controversial perhaps, but it could end up a masterstroke getting young kids to watch a film that depicts such as significant and important piece of history.