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Interesting question. I've wondered this, too. By the early '80s, his movies were bombing one after the other. Granted, several of them were not good, but I still don't get the total dismissal that occurred. And even in the late '90s when he had the brief return to glory from Boogie Nights, everything pooped out again quickly thereafter and it was as if Boogie Nights never happened. It's like people just decided he wasn't worth their time anymore, which I really don't get.
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Silly me thought this was going to be about why Burt Reynolds married or dated women that the OP thought were unappealing...
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I think Jameson and Heath have good answers. Plus there might have been other issues about people not working with him for reasonable or unreasonable reasons. Hollywood is a very social business and when a person is on the outs socially for some reason, it can tell in what work they can get.
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Yes, Burt Reynolds, serial shagger of beautiful actresses, multi-millionaire, hanging around the ranches of Eastwood and Lee Majors - where did it all go wrong????!!
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It's all been mentioned above. He did lowbrow movies, thought he was cute, but just came off as smarmy. He thought women worshiped him, and oddly, that men admired and emulated him.
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