ActorJames Caan has died

Twitter ^ | 7/7/2002

[Borges]

Official Account confirms it.

[truthkeeper]

Sometimes a girl needs a Sonny Corleone...and sometimes a country.

Rest in peace, James.

[EileenEulich]

Thief - my favorite James Caan movie - RIP

[wally_bert]

I liked that movie.

[Hyman Roth]

He was a rock ribbed Conservative to boot.

[DarrellZero]

“In the not-too-distant future, wars will no longer exist. But there will be, Rollerball.”

[Berlin_Freeper]

Sonny is Killed

[BlueLancer]

Alan Bourdillon Traherne

[SunkenCiv]

Actor James Caan on getting to work with John Wayne.

James Caan on John Wayne | June 10, 2018 | filmSCHOOLarchive

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[heavy metal]

had a female friend that was korean and a bartender at the local watering hole in oc maryland...

i nicknamed her old yeller...

[woodbutcher1963]

“Ride Bolly Ride”

[Vaden]

My first thought too. I know him primarily from horror films.

Misery was fantastic-probably the best of any King film.

Lady in a Cage is my favorite psychobiddy film.

[telescope115]

RIP Mr. Caan. Thanks for all the great performances.
I thoroughly enjoyed his bad guy in “Eraser” with Arnold
But his BEST was Sonny…

[OrangeHoof]

It would seem appropriate if he was shot 200+ times at a toll booth.

“Look what they did to my boy!”

[jocon307]

Terrible, terrible news. Today is just not a good day for me. RIP James Caan, one of my fave crushes for all time.

[jocon307]

Great in Rollerball, also in The Gambler. And loved him in that TV show Vegas or whatever it was called. Just loved him, totally.

[GreyFriar]

I always think of him playing Brian Piccolo in original 1971 movie “Brian’s Song,” with Billie Dee Williams as the late Gale Sayers.

[OrangeHoof]

During the 1970s, it was an open competition to see whether Caan or Burt Reynolds would have the most bare-chested moments in their movies.

[Disambiguator]

Let’s not forget Thief!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2C9s0RbcMEc

[Bratch]

[jocon307]

“...men are allowed to cry at the end of two movies...”

Gotta make it three and include Captains Courageous. Saw that in a re-run in a movie theatre back in the day. At the end everyone was crying, including my friend’s dad who had brought us to the picture!