*** Old Movies And TV Shows Of The Past......

[LongTermGuy]

`Leland Gaunt comes to Sheriff Alan Pangborn's pleasant little New England town, and opens a store. What this kindly Satan sells is whatever you need, from a surcease from pain to an object which you have always coveted.`

[indago]

The Rape Of Richard Beck

About a Detective who is following a couple of male suspects, and they lead him to an out of the way location where they ambush him and then rape him at gunpoint. The DumShit then goes back and reports it to the precinct, where they have no sympathy for him. Even his father, who is ex-cop, thinks he should have committed suicide.

Rape

[LongTermGuy]

The Rape Of Richard Beck

About a Detective who is following a couple of male suspects, and they lead him to an out of the way location where they ambush him and then rape him at gunpoint. The DumShit then goes back and reports it to the precinct, where they have no sympathy for him. Even his father, who is ex-cop, thinks he should have committed suicide.

Rape

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`The Rape of Richard Beck (TV Movie 1985)`

[LongTermGuy]

"Billy's Dad is a Fudgepacker"


"Multi Award winning short film that premiered at Sundance. Robert Gant, Cady Huffman, Alex Borstein."

[namvet]

`Leland Gaunt comes to Sheriff Alan Pangborn's pleasant little New England town, and opens a store. What this kindly Satan sells is whatever you need, from a surcease from pain to an object which you have always coveted.`

that's Max von Sydow. im trying to find the flick Hawaii he starred in. 1966 with Julie Andrews and no luck at all. you can, strangely enough, find the follow up. the Hawaiians staring Charlton Heston

[indago]

The Seven-Ups was an excellent cops'nrobbers movie. I especially liked the car chase...

[LongTermGuy]

The Seven-Ups was an excellent cops'nrobbers movie. I especially liked the car chase...

yes it was...speaking of cars...which old movie did you like better...The Seven-Ups or Bullet?

[namvet]

yes it was...speaking of cars...which old movie did you like better...The Seven-Ups or Bullet?

yeeeees



I rode a motor bike up and down these hills. what a blast

[indago]

yes it was...speaking of cars...which old movie did you like better...The Seven-Ups or Bullet?

I liked both movies, but I have favored the car chase in The 7 UPS. Bill Hickman drove the chased car in both 7 UPS and Bullitt. He was a stunt man earlier in his acting career. He was a detective in The French Connection.

[LongTermGuy]

I liked both movies, but I have favored the car chase in The 7 UPS. Bill Hickman drove the chased car in both 7 UPS and Bullitt. He was a stunt man earlier in his acting career. He was a detective in The French Connection.

Interesting...did not know that....found this..


Stunt driver Bill Hickman.> Bullet


He passed away a while back...

[Max R.]

"Billy's Dad is a Fudgepacker"


"Multi Award winning short film that premiered at Sundance. Robert Gant, Cady Huffman, Alex Borstein."

Funny!

The whole 10-minute movie.

[LongTermGuy]

@indago...remember seeing this one?...could not find the full movie...but here is a few scenes along with a song..."The Car 1977"

[LongTermGuy]

Funny!

The whole 10-minute movie.

Yes it was Max....Just the difference between those days and these....Thanks for checking it out...

[Drummond]

Being British, I suppose it isn't too surprising that I'd choose something British ...

THE PRISONER.

17 episodes (made in the 1960's) - mostly about a British secret agent .. never actually named .. who's captured by, supposedly, 'a foreign power' (you never learn who) .. and imprisoned in 'The Village', a high-tech prison modeled on a complete village community, but ruled by the most ruthless surveillance-society control possible. Left-wing crushing control exercised, in which all citizens are reduced to 'numbers', units of Society, free will crushed by nameless masters.

The Prisoner retains his individuality, and prevails against all attempts to control or to reduce his spirit ... various 'Number 2's' in successive episodes try their hand in finding ways to exert new methods of control, or to win out against him.

My favourite sayings from the series ... 'Questions are a burden to others, and answers a prison for oneself' .. 'I am not a number, I am a free man !'

I know it was shown in the US, so I've included it here. Maybe it's known to some of you ? Two clips from two episodes here ... the first is the opening sequence of Ep#2. [Jim Caviezel played the Prisoner in an American series remake.]

[LongTermGuy]

Being British, I suppose it isn't too surprising that I'd choose something British ...

THE PRISONER.

17 episodes (made in the 1960's) - mostly about a British secret agent .. never actually named .. who's captured by, supposedly, 'a foreign power' (you never learn who) .. and imprisoned in 'The Village', a high-tech prison modeled on a complete village community, but ruled by the most ruthless surveillance-society control possible. Left-wing crushing control exercised, in which all citizens are reduced to 'numbers', units of Society, free will crushed by nameless masters.

The Prisoner retains his individuality, and prevails against all attempts to control or to reduce his spirit.

My favourite sayings from the series ... 'Questions are a burden to others, and answers a prison for oneself' .. 'I am not a number, I am a free man !'

I know it was shown in the US, so I've included it here. Maybe it's known to some of you ? Jim Caviezel played the Prisoner in an American remake.

*Yes sir! remember that....Great interesting series.....started in 67? seen all the reruns...been awhile...