Another awesome legacy not going to be equaled anytime soon...
RIP James Earl Jones
- AndyDursin
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Re: RIP James Earl Jones
This is spectacular.
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Re: RIP James Earl Jones
He was an exceptional actor and he had a brilliant voice.
Re: RIP James Earl Jones
Absolutely and without question one of the greats whose influence cannot be overstated. RIP...very sad day.
Re: RIP James Earl Jones
Wow RIP. Huge. His career speaks for itself and his voice is truly legendary.
- Paul MacLean
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Re: RIP James Earl Jones
One of the truly great actors of the 20th century. And while I love Star Wars (and his his contribution to it), I think it's a bit of shame most people seem unaware of anything beyond Star Wars or Field of Dreams.
He was a lot more than that...
They used to say Richard Burton could read the phone book and make it sound like Shakespeare. Well, James Earl Jones could count to ten and make it sound like Shakespeare...
He was a lot more than that...
They used to say Richard Burton could read the phone book and make it sound like Shakespeare. Well, James Earl Jones could count to ten and make it sound like Shakespeare...
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Re: RIP James Earl Jones
Although this has the feel of a TV movie that got a theatrical release, it could have been better with a bigger budget. and film treatment. Still, it's a good movie for what it was and somewhat forward thinking for its time. Nice, brief Goldsmith score too.
Indeed,
Ed
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