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Dammit, Mark, you just took my next one!
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No one thought if this one?
gary Del abate
"Baba Booey"!
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-py, Julie
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Sep 16, 2018 - 4:11 PM
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Bob DiMucci
(Member)
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Here is Burt Reynolds' account of the rape scene in DELIVERANCE:
I thought that he [Bill McKinney, the main rapist] was a little bent. I used to get up at five in the morning and see him running nude through the golf course while the sprinklers watered the grass. A strange dude, he moved to L.A. after DELIVERANCE and worked in a lot of pictures of Clint Eastwood. He always played sickos, but he played them well. With my dark sense of humor, I was kind of amused by him. But as we got closer to the rape scene, I caught him staring at Ned Beatty in an odd, unnerving way. Ned would see it, and look away.
"The day before we shot the scene I noticed [McKinney] hovering beside Ned and sat down between them. I wanted him to see I was Ned's friend. No different than in the script. Then I asked him how he planned to handle the rape scene. McKinney turned out to be a pretty good guy who just took "The Method" way too far.
"Staring straight at Ned, he whispered, "I've always wanted to try that. Always have." Ned shouted, "John! Oh, John!". In his brilliance, [John Boorman] reassured Ned, but also brought in several additional cameras, knowing Ned wasn't going to give him a second, third or fourth take. Ned was only going to do the brutal scene once.
"When it came down to shooting it, [Herbert 'Cowboy' Coward] and McKinney were hands-down brilliant. Scared the shit out of everybody who saw the movie. People crawled out of the theater. None of that creepy "squeal, piggy, piggy" stuff was in the script. But McKinney, I swear to God, really wanted to hump Ned. And I think he was going to. He had it up and he was going to bang him. It's the first and only time I have ever seen camera operators turn their heads away. Finally, I couldn't stand it anymore. I ran into the scene, dove on McKinney, and pulled him off. Boorman, hot on my tracks, helped hold him down. Ned, who was crying from both rage and fear, found a big stick and started beating him on the head. Half a dozen guys grabbed Ned and pulled him away. We separated the two of them and let things cool off."
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delIVERED from the clutches of truly evil men by Bobby Di!!!!!!
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Geez, we had a perfectly good thread going. Why'd you have to go and make things all weird, Bob?
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Geez, we had a perfectly good thread going. Why'd you have to go and make things all weird, Bob?
Hey man ! Bobby Di is a past recipient of MR. MARSHALL'S FSM MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD;
show some respect!
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Geez, we had a perfectly good thread going. Why'd you have to go and make things all weird, Bob?
Yeah, this thread is now starting to get as del as ditchwater
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Geez, we had a perfectly good thread going. Why'd you have to go and make things all weird, Bob?
Yeah, this thread is now starting to get as del as ditchwater
I COULD change the Ott again?
NAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Geez, we had a perfectly good thread going. Why'd you have to go and make things all weird, Bob?
Yeah, this thread is now starting to get as del as ditchwater
WELL, being a fan of Malick's last few films, you should feel right at home!
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Geez, we had a perfectly good thread going. Why'd you have to go and make things all weird, Bob?
Yeah, this thread is now starting to get as del as ditchwater
WELL, being a fan of Malick's last few films, you should feel right at home!
Ouch. 
Speaking of which, have you seen the extended version of The Tree of Life? Some interesting bits, but the additional 50 minutes do not add anything essential. I'll be sticking with the 139 minute version for all later viewings.
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Geez, we had a perfectly good thread going. Why'd you have to go and make things all weird, Bob?
Yeah, this thread is now starting to get as del as ditchwater
WELL, being a fan of Malick's last few films, you should feel right at home!
Ouch.
Speaking of which, have you seen the extended version of The Tree of Life? Some interesting bits, but the additional 50 minutes do not add anything essential. I'll be sticking with the 139 minute version for all later viewings.
Ordered!
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Geez, we had a perfectly good thread going. Why'd you have to go and make things all weird, Bob?
Hey man ! Bobby Di is a past recipient of MR. MARSHALL'S FSM MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD;
show some respect!
Yes, if I recall correctly that was the first and only year the award did not go to Mr. Marshall.
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Geez, we had a perfectly good thread going. Why'd you have to go and make things all weird, Bob?
Hey man ! Bobby Di is a past recipient of MR. MARSHALL'S FSM MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD;
show some respect!
Yes, if I recall correctly that was the first and only year the award did not go to Mr. Marshall.
Only four members received this coveted award.
A select group!
brm
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Yeah, this thread is now starting to get as del as ditchwater
Dats funnee.
This is what happens when you leave a man as irresponsible as el bruco in charge of headings!
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Hey man ! Bobby Di is a past recipient of MR. MARSHALL'S FSM MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD;
show some respect!
Yes, if I recall correctly that was the first and only year the award did not go to Mr. Marshall.
Only four members received this coveted award.
A select group!
brm
Role of honour of the bruce "published" marshall FSM Man of the Year Is Bruce Marshall Award.
2017 bob di mucci
2016 bruce Marshall
2015 thought about tallguy's humour but he gave it to Bruce marshall
2014 - no award, bruce forgot.
2013 - bruce marshall.
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No, its not too late. Bruce did a recount and im afraid he says you lost out again. In fact, this time got less votes.
The voting was :-
Tall guy (humour party) 2 votes (actually me n' joan)
Bruce marshall (Published party) 16,473 votes (all Bruce).
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