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This guy was 30 when he essayed (always love that term) the loyal but unhappy Cameron Frye.

Happy birthday Alan Ruck!

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I wonder if he married the first girl he had sex with, and if she respects him.
 
BitterYoungHack said:
This guy was 30 when he essayed (always love that term) the loyal but unhappy Cameron Frye.

Happy birthday Alan Ruck!

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I wonder if he married the first girl he had sex with, and if she respects him.

Call him Sir, God dammit!
 
You be out in front with her! I wanna have a few words with you!

On second thought, I don't have time to talk to you. We'll get together soon and have lunch.
 
I wonder if the look on the *******'s face was worth it when he realized that Cameron had killed the car. He loved that car more than life itself.

Ah well. A man with priorities so far out of whack didn't deserve such a fine automobile.
 
Double J said:
I wonder if the look on the *******'s face was worth it when he realized that Cameron had killed the car. He loved that car more than life itself.

Ah well. A man with priorities so far out of whack didn't deserve such a fine automobile.

In quasi-seriousness, that's a pretty dark plot line and I always wondered how poor Cameron turned out.

I get a feeling the next day would have been spent preparing for his funeral.
 
When Cameron was in Egypt's land... let my Cameron... gooooooo.

Saw FBDO on broadcast yesterday, which is a travesty, and stuck around for that part only. And it was cut (apparently, a time thing). ****abuncha over the air networks.
 
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BitterYoungHack said:
Double J said:
I wonder if the look on the *******'s face was worth it when he realized that Cameron had killed the car. He loved that car more than life itself.

Ah well. A man with priorities so far out of whack didn't deserve such a fine automobile.

In quasi-seriousness, that's a pretty dark plot line and I always wondered how poor Cameron turned out.

I get a feeling the next day would have been spent preparing for his funeral.

And yet somehow I don't believe anybody would have been repainting water towers calling for anyone to "Save Cameron."

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Which always puzzled me -- he was best friends with the most popular guy in school, if not the entire town, yet he was a nobody. How is that even possible?
 
I'm surprised no one's cast Cusack in a teen role lately. It's been a while. I mean, he's only 40.
 
Hard to believe that in "Sixteeen Candles" he was one of Anthony Michael Hall's followers and an even bigger geek than Farmer Ted.
 
Double J said:
And yet somehow I don't believe anybody would have been repainting water towers calling for anyone to "Save Cameron."
:'(      I just wanted to see what it would look like.

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Mutah said:
Saw FBDO on broadcast yesterday, which is a travesty, and stuck around for that part only. And it was cut (apparently, a time thing). ****abuncha over the air networks.

Pardon my French, but Cameron is tight if you stuck a lump of coal in his fist in two weeks you'd have a diamond.
 
Let's not forget his role as the asshole from out of town in Speed.

I already seen the airport.
 
"This is Sergeant Peterson, Chicago police."

But this may have been his best line -- "Ferris Bueller, you're my hero."
 
BitterYoungHack said:
Double J said:
I wonder if the look on the *******'s face was worth it when he realized that Cameron had killed the car. He loved that car more than life itself.

Ah well. A man with priorities so far out of whack didn't deserve such a fine automobile.

In quasi-seriousness, that's a pretty dark plot line and I always wondered how poor Cameron turned out.

I get a feeling the next day would have been spent preparing for his funeral.

Naaah. The next year, Ferris went off to Duke, while Cameron went to Northwestern and hung around the house a lot. With Ferris out of town, he made his move on Sloane, and indeed, he ended up marrying the first girl he laid.

Cameron, now a Ferrari dealer, and Sloane, now live in Elmhurst with their son, Ferris, 17, and daughter, Simone, 14.
 
I loved his character on Spin City, a very underrated show.

Hasn't Ruck had some health issues of late? I'm hoping he's doing well.
 

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