‘A Star Is Born’s Sam Elliott On His First Oscar Nomination In 50-Year Career: It’s About Time

Deadline Hollywood ^ | January 22, 2019 | Antonia Blyth

[C19fan]

“I think the thing off the top of my head might be, ‘It’s about f***ing time,'” says Sam Elliott, in the wake of his first ever Oscar nomination. “Beyond that, it’s really about the work; it’s just about the creative process. It’s great to be recognized for that, that’s really all it’s about.”

[jpsb]

[LS]

Sam’s a legend. Morgan Earp in Tombstone.

Your loss.

[MikelTackNailer]

You got that right. “Tombstone” alone cemented Sam as awesome but all that other great work makes him legendary.

[ChildOfThe60s]

I like The Ranch except that the writers are Hollyweird trash that think f*** must be in every other sentence.

It really detracts from the program. I’m not sure I’m even going to watch the current season. It just insults me.

[karnage]

I had one of those.

I wrote a screenplay called, “The Terrible Game.”

It became a movie called, “Gymkata.”

When I saw the finished product, I was stupefied. I thought my career was over.

Then I started getting the residual checks.

And stopped whining.

[ridesthemiles]

“Only you can prevent wildfires”......

Katherine Ross—his wife—was in Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid.

[wardaddy]

Babs

[Osage Orange]

YAAI....

Seems you've always have........

[virgil]

Capt. Bucky O’Neil in The Rough Riders

[WHATNEXT?]

I believe he has a ranch out of Brownsville, Oregon. Tiny town and he is seen frequently there. His accent sure sounds Texan or ?...But, he is strictly California and Oregon...believe it or not. A friend and I thought be might go to Brownsville for the day and just hang around...looking for the man. What a voice! Give him the award for heaven sake!

[thesearethetimes...]

😉

[macrahanish #1]

It seems like there is a sizable contingent here who are proud of their cultural ignorance.

[Mase]

I first saw Elliott in Lifeguard ("Every Girl's Summer Dream") but was there to see a young Anne Archer.....those lips! Not much of a movie otherwise.

[gogeo]

Sergeant Major Plumley from "We Were Soldiers".

"One of you pissants call me Gramps..."

[Borges]

That version is mediocre. Watch the 1954 Judy Garland/James Mason film. It’s awesome.

[Salamander]

Yes!

[Salamander]

Sam.

[Salamander]

But the almond milk joke, though. :D

[Salamander]

Hush yo mouf!

[Irish Eyes]

I am no homo, but damn...his voice is something I would love to try out for one night in a bar full of ladies..

LOL....You would be swamped!