RIP Karl Malden

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He didn't look much like Herb Brooks.

But he was a great antagonist vs. Marlon Brando (One-Eyed Jacks) and Steve McQueen (Nevada Smith), playing more or less the same role.
 
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I think this makes seven dead celebs in a week. I think that's more than enough.

Always enjoyed his work on "Streets of San Francisco" with that "kid," Michael Douglas.

RIP, Karl.
 
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And we're off with the next celebrity death flight :

1 Karl Malden
2 TBD
3 TBD
 
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Boom_70 said:
And we're off with the next celebrity death flight :

1 Karl Malden
2 TBD
3 TBD

No, just one more:

1. Billy Mays
2. Karl Malden
3. ???
 
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OTD said:
That Miracle On Ice movie was on a couple weeks ago. I don't remember seeing that before. It looked like there was lots of actual game footage in there.

IIRC, that awful movie is really the only place you can get a good quantity of game footage from the 1980 Olympic hockey tournament. Clips from the U.S.-Soviet game are shown, of course, but you rarely see anything from the other games.

ABC (or whoever) holds the rights and hasn't released a DVD collection yet, which makes no sense because it would be preposterously successful.

Problem with the movie is you have to sit through 90 minutes of crap to get those 30 minutes of clips.
 
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buckweaver said:
OTD said:
That Miracle On Ice movie was on a couple weeks ago. I don't remember seeing that before. It looked like there was lots of actual game footage in there.

IIRC, that awful movie is really the only place you can get a good quantity of game footage from the 1980 Olympic hockey tournament. Clips from the U.S.-Soviet game are shown, of course, but you rarely see anything from the other games.

ABC (or whoever) holds the rights and hasn't released a DVD collection yet, which makes no sense because it would be preposterously successful.

Problem with the movie is you have to sit through 90 minutes of crap to get those 30 minutes of clips.

HBO did a really good documentary that had game footage of the whole tournament, and commentary from Brooks and the players. It covers everything from when the team came together through the Olympics and does a recap of every game, with footage.
 
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Captain_Kirk said:
"The Streets of San Francisco" with some kid named Michael Douglas as his sidekick. Quinn Martin weeps.

great show
 
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Yeah, I didn't mean to say you can't see real game footage anywhere but the movie, Ragu. Just that I had read the movie contained more clips in one place than anywhere else (or at least it did for most of the last two decades. Maybe that's changed in recent years.)
 
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Don't forget he was in Streetcar Named Desire with Brando and Vivien Leigh.
 
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buckweaver said:
Yeah, I didn't mean to say you can't see real game footage anywhere but the movie, Ragu. Just that I had read the movie contained more clips in one place than anywhere else (or at least it did for most of the last two decades. Maybe that's changed in recent years.)

I've had the same VHS cassette of the Russia game my whole life. But you're absolutely right. I can't believe no one has packaged it all together on a DVD.

I've never seen the gold medal game.
 
last time i recall seeing him in action was on "west wing," playing prez bartlet's priest. "what the hell were you waiting for?" 8) 8) 8)

rip to one of the greats.

opps! missed the other malden thread, since it was too-vaguely titled.
 
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just posted this on the other malden thread, too"

last time i recall seeing him in action was on "west wing," playing prez bartlet's priest. "what the hell were you waiting for?" 8) 8) 8)

rip to one of the greats.
 
write then drink said:
Captain_Kirk said:
"The Streets of San Francisco" with some kid named Michael Douglas as his sidekick. Quinn Martin weeps.

great show

Yes, it was. And whoever pointed out how great the opening was, take a bow. I used to watch this show every night on re-runs. One of the great cop shows of that -- or any -- era.

Trivia Time: Malden had two sidekicks in "Streets of San Francisco." Michael Douglas was one. Who was the other?
 
Birdscribe said:
write then drink said:
Captain_Kirk said:
"The Streets of San Francisco" with some kid named Michael Douglas as his sidekick. Quinn Martin weeps.

great show

Yes, it was. And whoever pointed out how great the opening was, take a bow. I used to watch this show every night on re-runs. One of the great cop shows of that -- or any -- era.

Trivia Time: Malden had two sidekicks in "Streets of San Francisco." Michael Douglas was one. Who was the other?
Richard Hatch. He got his start as Phil Brent on All My Children. They killed his character off so that he could take on the role as Malden's sidekick.
 

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