Robert Duvall has passed

Another Hollywood legend and great

https://www.cnn.com/2026/02/16/enter...t-duvall-death

Farewell, Gus McCrae!

I will always remember him as Tom Hagen Lawyer/Consigliere in The Godfather movies.

I never did watch Lonesome Dove.

I will always remember him as Tom Hagen Lawyer/Consigliere in The Godfather movies.

I never did watch Lonesome Dove. Originally Posted by CG2014

Just check out this cast list:

https://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/lone...st/1030180636/

I had forgotten most of the famous actors who were in it. I remembered Duvall, Tommy Lee Jones and Diane Lane (playing a fetching prostitute!).

Also the 1979 TV miniseries IKE which to date never received a DVD release

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078628/

Maybe my favorite actor of all time. He had the ability to fully embrace the characters he played which was clearly obvious to his fans and earned him respect both from his peers and from critics.

A true American icon. His career started off slow and then just took off in his 40's, starting with his role in the Godfather.

He had the ability to play larger than life characters and burn them into your brain such as The Great Santini and Lt.Col. Kilgore in Apocalypse Now. But he was also great in costar and supporting roles, and some of my favorites were Colors, True Grit and Falling Down.

It appears he died from simply being 95 years old. I'm happy that he went out that way. May he rest in peace.

Good Movie!!

"You know how it is. You hit us. We hit you." Career thief Earl Macklin (Robert Duvall) pays no mind to the mobster's threat. He intends to put a big hurt on an L.A crime outfit. He, his girlfriend (Karen Black) and his partner (Joe Don Baker) will avenge the murder of Macklin's brother by cutting down gangland operations bit by violent bit. Based on the novel by Point Blank author Richard Stark, The Outfit has a feel and grit that makes it a throwback to film noirs of the 1940s and '50s. The casting of noir veterans underscores the tone: Robert Ryan, Jane Greer, Marie Windsor, Timothy Carey and Elisha Cook. Hollywood buffs will also enjoy seeing longtime Variety columnist Army Archerd in a bit role.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-wVEg-AsfQ