Hatfield family. Devil Anse is second from left behind the kids. See how close the costuming in the movie is to the real thing? Those were people you didn't poke.
Posted on 05/28/2012 6:17:39 PM PDT by Red_Devil 232
On the History Channel now.
“I don’t tolerate fake accents”
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Me neither. I grew up in Boston and some of the Boston accents I’ve heard are so bad it’s hard to believe. I’ve turned off shows because of it.
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Well, they sure do a lot of spittin’.
I think it’s amazingly compelling, from acting to sense of place. Surprised it’s so good. The writers have some southern soul.
You're definitely right about that. Sad, isn't it?
*sigh*
book mark
Pawn Stars. The old man is a hoot, but I love Chumley (sounds like the name of shark bait). He’s the “Baby Huey” of the pawn shops.
Barry Weiss. That’s who I watch for on “Storage Wars”. He’s extremely funny and you never know what he is going to dress up in or drive in.
“Of all the storage units I’ve ever been in, this is one of them”.
If you remember what he said to the wife of the auctioneer, you’ll understand how sharp he is (about diving into ### for cover).
Jerrold’s wife is a hoot. She’s really very funny in a subtle kind of way, and cute as a June bug.
Dave Hester: You kinda of hope that a big box will fall on him when he’s being extremely nasty.
Well, it certainly holding our interest. I am surprised Mrs. Pharmboy likes it so much.
I took the personality test and yep, I’m a McCoy.
So far, so good. Costner is really doing a great job. Think I have more respect for him as an actor.
A very good movie and surprising that it is sticking so close to the real history. That was a rough part of the country. It still is. The folks there will tolerate a visitor for a day or so, but beyond that, you are not “from” there, and thus the subject of suspicion. Great place to go see the history though.
I have family called Chumley LOL
In real life I think he is a partial owner of the store.
Gotta love Chum for his fearlessness and good heart.
I like the entire crew.
Most rural areas, you have to prove yourself. Now in my old area (North Michigan), you won't be driven out, but you got to make it through a couple of winters to really be "one of us".
Hatfield family. Devil Anse is second from left behind the kids. See how close the costuming in the movie is to the real thing? Those were people you didn't poke.
Heckfire, I've been that way all my life.
1. Grown adults saying they can't handle all that violence on TV
That does not apply to me.
2. I'd rather read a history book than watch a movie
That does apply to me.
3. I don't have cable (or don't have a TV.)
That does apply to me.
Don't even mind the fact that they're posting on a thread that apparently has no interest to them.
I went down to the river because the bait camp has cable and I thought they might be watching it but they were watching something else instead. So I came home and got back on FR hoping for some commentary but all I got was inane posts such as yours.
See y'all tomorrow.
Looks like the olde timey pics but my family never had guns.
I got Grand Uncle Roys Tiple and Fiddle hangin on the wall here
Folks don’t realize this was not so long go.
Devil Anse & Randle McCoy. Kevin Kostner really does look like Devil anse, but the guy playing Randle does not look like him.
“they are just so far apart”
I dont know that neither looks like neither
I totally agree. But for some reason, whenever there is a post about a TV show or a movie, the "I haven't seen a movie or television since 1973" crowd on Free Republic always wants to chime in.
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