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To: originalbuckeye

No one mentions that he played Eliot Marston the (bad guy) rancher in Quigley Down Under.


2 posted on 01/15/2016 6:54:39 AM PST by BobinIL
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His IMDB is voluminous. One of my faves is Bottle Shock, which most people never saw and have actually never even heard of.........


3 posted on 01/15/2016 6:57:56 AM PST by originalbuckeye ("In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act." - George Orwell)
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To: BobinIL

That’s the one movie I remember him in other than the Harry Potter series.


5 posted on 01/15/2016 7:00:38 AM PST by Califreak (Hope and Che'nge is killing U.S. Feel the Trump-mentum!(insert ireallysupportCruzdisclaimerhere/))
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8 posted on 01/15/2016 7:15:53 AM PST by Liberty Valance (Keep a Simple Manner for a Happy Life :o)
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Just watched that again last night. He played the best “bad” guy. Squiggly is great.


11 posted on 01/15/2016 7:34:40 AM PST by LoneStar42 (Turn right.)
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To: BobinIL

“No one mentions that he played Eliot Marston the (bad guy) rancher in Quigley Down Under.”

Exactly. I spoke once with Selleck personally and he told us that Rickman was actually one of the most down to earth actors he worked with.

Quigley is an underrated western classic and i doubt any actor could do what Rickman did there. Best villain ever.


15 posted on 01/15/2016 7:52:12 AM PST by max americana (fired every liberal in our company at every election cycle..and laughed at their faces (true story))
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