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Correcto on Ned Beatty.....he hung his picture right on that part of the southern sheriff....lol...one of my favorite chracters....his under-breath comments are hiiii-larious.
ОтветитьThat staredown was epic..
ОтветитьBetter be scart of Rebel Roy,too. "Women and da Poh-lice". Ha-Ha!!
ОтветитьProbably my favorite scene of the movie🤙
ОтветитьNed Beatty is as good in this as Burt is. With his slightly comical look from a distance that is cancelled when he's up close and his coldness and intensity comes through, he gave real grit to this. It had the sense that Burt could pull all sorts of good ol' boy shenanigans, but the sheriff played for keeps. This is why for me this is the strongest of Burt's films of this period, in that it has real edge among the humour.
Ответитьthe movie was set & filmed in arkansas
ОтветитьMy wrestling team recited this movie word for word during PT and I did all of Connors quotes. " Only 2 things whats that" but we did it waaaay more country.
ОтветитьOne of the best movies ever made.
ОтветитьIt's tuned up fine.
ОтветитьThere's your friend JC Conners ? I want to talk to him so go talk to him i want to you to come with me I'll wait right here in the car
Ответить428 Cobra Jet!
ОтветитьAfter getting away with murder in Georgia, Ned Beatty turned over a new leaf to be a cop in Florida.
ОтветитьMonster engine
ОтветитьAnd that ain't no tin can
ОтветитьUnderrated movie, underrated scene, three great actors
ОтветитьFrom a goofball to a mean SOB to anything in between, Ned Beatty could play just about any kind of role.
ОтветитьGator knew his Law. There was nothing the Sheriff could do to him. At that particular time.
ОтветитьMake that 3 god first
ОтветитьBurt was one bad hombre’. He was wicked good on this film as was the menacing sheriff played to perfection by Ned Beatty. This is Burt’s best film, and made him the biggest film star of the 70’s. Even Brando was in awe and hated him out of pure jealousy.
ОтветитьSuch a great scene
ОтветитьRIP BRT REYNOLDS AND NED BEATE
ОтветитьDamn I want that car.
ОтветитьOne of the greatest portrayals ever of the old-time southern lawman.
Ответитьtell him what he won Bob all nite stay at shangrula
Ответитьgreat scene spend your time trying to hump them both.
ОтветитьThere's only two things I'm scared of men and the police
ОтветитьGreat movie
Ответить429 dual carburetors
ОтветитьBut i have heard some 350s and 327 make this sweet sound with 800cfm qaudjet and a baby cam headers and thrush hush mufflers dumped behind the rear axle
Ответить"women and the poleese"
ОтветитьMan when i was young i wanted sideburns like that ! When COOL was invented
ОтветитьGood movie but everybody was sweating through it!
ОтветитьThe woman and the police great line.
ОтветитьThat was a nice car..watch this movie when you get the chance😁
ОтветитьI saw this movie at the drive in back in 1973 way better than the dukes of hazard 😊😊😊😊😊
ОтветитьJ.C. Connors - a genial , peace loving, upstanding pillar of the community - yeah, RIGHT.😅 ....RIP, Ned.
ОтветитьI love this movie, seen it when I was 10, and the only thing I didn't like about it, is it would show him putting Hurst 4-speed shifter in gear, but other scenes it was an automatic on the column.... Couldn't fool me, even at 10 years old...
Still love this movie though....
Boy I sure would like to ride in that car with Burt Reynolds oh my God he is one hell of a man❤❤❤
Ответитьpowerful scene..burt is intense....
ОтветитьGator McKlusky !
ОтветитьThe very last second of this little video you can see my yellow 70 Ford F100 pick up in traffic
ОтветитьFunny he was Dan Connors dad in Rosanne
ОтветитьWasn’t this movie filmed in Arkansas?
ОтветитьNo
ОтветитьI could never figure out why they have a open rearend on that car .No posi ?
ОтветитьIn a bit old .Its a movie but saying different time.
ОтветитьYou here that engine pur.
ОтветитьWomen and the poe-leese
ОтветитьThis era of Hollywood. 🔥
ОтветитьChief wore the hell out of that lid he had on
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