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Absolutely I loved him in Harvey and how the west was won and many others too.

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An absolute favourite for me, gives his all, doesn't hold back, the 'true' sign of a good actor.
I have to laugh at some of the female actors, when they have a crying scene - dont they 'blink' a lot. When you cry, I bet yer face crumples, nose runs etc.....

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For me, Clint Eastwood is the iconic cowboy. I also liked Lee van Cleef in some films as well.

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Same here BV, a very appealing chap when he was young.

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I love Johnny Depp in most things, but didn't fancy him in this, to much like Jack Sparrow turned native. I liked Clint also Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid, Will Smith in Wild, Wild, West. sooooo Steampunk! Remeber Sunday afternoons, it was a war film or a western, now nowt!

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You have a much cleaner and sophisticated mind than I do when I think of Clint Eastwood as a young man Mups

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I liked Johnny Depp as that pirate chap - very fanciable

I actually miss those Sunday afternoon films - it was nice to put my feet up after dinner and watch an old film for a couple of hours (well, nearly a couple of hours); there were also a fair few Bette Davis, Joan Crawford - brilliant stuff.

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Yup, that's me BV, clean and sophisticated.
And, like you, has been known to lust . . .

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Poor bloke Mups - he has no idea what he has been put through, millions of times the world over