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    Default Remembering Charlton Heston

    It was sad to see him go, in the way that he went. There are still so many movies of his I have yet to see. I admired him because he seemed to me a man that stood up for what he believed in, regardless of public opinion.

    I hope his family gets along fine.

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    He was a man of strong personal opinion, and also an extraordinary actor and defender of the Second Amendment.
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    It was sad to see him go.
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    Great actor!!!!
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    I haven't seen all of his work by any means, but maybe because of who he was, he had a "presense" about him that was amazing. It was a sad day when they took his gun from his cold dead hands
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    Good Actor. RIP Moses.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JFellows View Post
    He was quite the bigot, but also an extraordinary actor and defender of the Second Amendment.
    He was a bigot? I didnt know that. Hey didnt he march with Dr. King in Washinton the day the "I have a dream" Speech was made? I found this photo from that day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maduro Man View Post
    He was a bigot? I didnt know that. Hey didnt he march with Dr. King in Washinton the day the "I have a dream" Speech was made? I found this photo from that day.
    I guess that's probably too strong of a word, but check out his opinions on America's social trends and his "cultural war". Regardless, I still think his positive attributes outweighed his negative ones...it just seems that he got caught up in his own image.

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    Care to back that one up with facts JFellows? He was a conservative, but I have never heard him called a bigot before.
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    I think he also had the first big screen interracial kiss.

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