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Lightning Bolt wrote:They shoulda' just called this movie, "Dude Ranch"... :roll: :lol:
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rednekkPH wrote:
Lightning Bolt wrote:They shoulda' just called this movie, "Dude Ranch"... :roll: :lol:
Flaming Saddles...
Better Steer Queer of this movie.
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maggiemay56 wrote:
Sam wrote:
I haven't heard about the Capote movie, I might consider seeing it...I remember him on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.
Is "In Cold Blood" worth reading? I would highly reccomend it, but then again it depends on your reading taste.
The reason I asked if it was worth reading is all I can remember of Capote IS seeing him on the Tonight Show. I wasn't sure whether the book was really good, or just controversial for it's time.

As for Brokeback Mountain, I'd probably see it, but I know Mr MM56 wouldn't. (maybe if it were about 2 women) :roll:
In Cold Blood is one of my favorite books. I had to read it for a journalism class. I loved it!
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maggiemay56 wrote:
ejr wrote: i actually saw Capote today. I vividly remember watching Trumamn Capote on the Tonight Show, and recently saw a clip of him on Dick Cavett which helped refresh me on his voice and mannerisms. Philip Seymour Hoffman does an amazing job in this movie and I highly recommend it. I also now need to go back and reread In Cold Blood.
I remember seeing Capote on the Tonight Show, also, but never read In Cold Blood. (and I read a lot) I know it's a well known book, but is worth reading?

I'd like to see the movie Capote, but not too sure about the other one...
There's not much publicity about it out here in the middle of nowhere.
One time when Capote was on the Tonight Show, Johnny Carson asked him about another famous writer (I can't remember who it was). Apparently Capote didn't think much of him because he told Carson "That's not writing. That's just typing."
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LIPH wrote:
maggiemay56 wrote:
ejr wrote: i actually saw Capote today. I vividly remember watching Trumamn Capote on the Tonight Show, and recently saw a clip of him on Dick Cavett which helped refresh me on his voice and mannerisms. Philip Seymour Hoffman does an amazing job in this movie and I highly recommend it. I also now need to go back and reread In Cold Blood.
I remember seeing Capote on the Tonight Show, also, but never read In Cold Blood. (and I read a lot) I know it's a well known book, but is worth reading?

I'd like to see the movie Capote, but not too sure about the other one...
There's not much publicity about it out here in the middle of nowhere.
One time when Capote was on the Tonight Show, Johnny Carson asked him about another famous writer (I can't remember who it was). Apparently Capote didn't think much of him because he told Carson "That's not writing. That's just typing."
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Tiki Bar wrote: This stuff is ahead of my time... thank you, for today I feel young! :)
And now I feel old! :lol:
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LIPH wrote:
maggiemay56 wrote:
ejr wrote: i actually saw Capote today. I vividly remember watching Trumamn Capote on the Tonight Show, and recently saw a clip of him on Dick Cavett which helped refresh me on his voice and mannerisms. Philip Seymour Hoffman does an amazing job in this movie and I highly recommend it. I also now need to go back and reread In Cold Blood.
I remember seeing Capote on the Tonight Show, also, but never read In Cold Blood. (and I read a lot) I know it's a well known book, but is worth reading?

I'd like to see the movie Capote, but not too sure about the other one...
There's not much publicity about it out here in the middle of nowhere.
One time when Capote was on the Tonight Show, Johnny Carson asked him about another famous writer (I can't remember who it was). Apparently Capote didn't think much of him because he told Carson "That's not writing. That's just typing."
And remember him saying to Dick Cavett (or maybe Johnny ~ I forget) that Jacquelyn Susann looked like a "truck driver in drag"? I nearly fell off my chair laughing!

My husband uses some of Capote's lyrically wonderful short stories in his English classes. THE GRASS HARP and THE CHRISTMAS MEMORY (I think that's the title of the last one) are his favorites.
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rednekkPH wrote:
Lightning Bolt wrote:They shoulda' just called this movie, "Dude Ranch"... :roll: :lol:
Flaming Saddles...

Shootout at the KY Corral...
monitor squeegee please
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redwinemaker wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
Lightning Bolt wrote:They shoulda' just called this movie, "Dude Ranch"... :roll: :lol:
Flaming Saddles...

Shootout at the KY Corral...
monitor squeegee please
maybe they used Aerosmiths old song

"Back in the saddle Again" for the soundtrack!!! :D
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East Texas Parrothead wrote:
LIPH wrote:
maggiemay56 wrote:
ejr wrote: i actually saw Capote today. I vividly remember watching Trumamn Capote on the Tonight Show, and recently saw a clip of him on Dick Cavett which helped refresh me on his voice and mannerisms. Philip Seymour Hoffman does an amazing job in this movie and I highly recommend it. I also now need to go back and reread In Cold Blood.
I remember seeing Capote on the Tonight Show, also, but never read In Cold Blood. (and I read a lot) I know it's a well known book, but is worth reading?

I'd like to see the movie Capote, but not too sure about the other one...
There's not much publicity about it out here in the middle of nowhere.
One time when Capote was on the Tonight Show, Johnny Carson asked him about another famous writer (I can't remember who it was). Apparently Capote didn't think much of him because he told Carson "That's not writing. That's just typing."
And remember him saying to Dick Cavett (or maybe Johnny ~ I forget) that Jacquelyn Susann looked like a "truck driver in drag"? I nearly fell off my chair laughing!

My husband uses some of Capote's lyrically wonderful short stories in his English classes. THE GRASS HARP and THE CHRISTMAS MEMORY (I think that's the title of the last one) are his favorites.
Wasn't there a big feud that developed between Capote and Tennessee Williams? No, let me correct myself-it was with Gore Vidal.
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Post by sonofabeach »

the last thing I wanna see is Tully Mars bending over the Marlboro man :lol:
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redwinemaker wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
Lightning Bolt wrote:They shoulda' just called this movie, "Dude Ranch"... :roll: :lol:
Flaming Saddles...
Shootout at the KY Corral...
monitor squeegee please
Pass it to me when you're done, Corey. :D


And we generally don't go to the movies..
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For any guys thinking about going to see this... (or for any guys being drug in there)

http://www.hodgedup.com/straight-guys-g ... k-Mountain
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I thought this was funny!


Top Ten Signs You’re a Gay Cowboy?

10. Your saddle is Versace
9. Instead of “Home On The Range,” you sing “It’s Raining Men”
8. You enjoy ridin’, ropin’, and redecoratin’
7. You sold your livestock to buy tickets to Mamma Mia
6. After watching reruns of Gunsmoke, you have to take a cold shower
5. Native Americans refer to you as “Dances With Men”
4. You’ve been lassoed more times than most steers
3. You’re wearing chaps, yet your “ranch” is in Chelsea
2. Instead of a saloon, you prefer a salon
1. You love riding, but you don’t have a horse.
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