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Tuesday, April 08, 2008 

Charlton Heston, 84; actor, Oscar winner, played grand figures

Charlton Heston  Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times
GREAT MEN: In a 1995 interview covering his film career and political activism, Charlton Heston said: "The egalitarian world view now considered politically correct makes us uneasy with the idea that one individual is better than the rest of us. But having played several great men, I can tell you that they are better than we are ...."
The Oscar winner played Moses and Michelangelo, then later became a darling of conservatism.
 
(I wonder how long it took for them to pry the gun loose from his cold, dead hands?)
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Uw zuster, uw tante, uw nicht, uw vriend

 
ah well... in the end, he was just a man, and the men he portrayed on the screen, weren't really the men of greatness he speaks of... just a collective of their great deeds... but just men.

I'm thinking he went out without his guns... he really wasn't a "big shot" anymore... (snort)
 
Posted by Uw zuster, uw tante, uw nicht, uw vriend on Tuesday, April 08, 2008 - 8:11 PM
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