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Robert Crawford
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One of my favorite actors of all-time. His resume speaks for itself.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/TV/07/01/karl.malden.obit/index.html
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RIP 
He was a big financial contributor to the BYU Media Arts Department, so I have the highest respect and gratitude for him and his work.
My DVD/BD CollectionCriterion DVD/BDs Owned: 55, Total DVDs Owned: 525, Blu-ray Discs Owned: 227
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97 years of age and a number of great movie roles. Amazing. Rest in peace.
STOP THE MADNESS! STOP THE BUTCHERING AND ABANDONMENT OF TV SHOWS ON DVD!
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- Joined: December 1969
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Malden was a terrific actor who had a remarkable career that spanned Broadway, television and films. He could hold his own with the best (both his Academy Award nominations and his only win came in films starring Marlon Brando), and had major roles in a string of truly iconic films including [i]On the Waterfront[/i], [i]Gypsy[/i], [i]Baby Doll[/i] and [i]Patton[/i]. (Which I happened to have watched just last week) That was another strong Malden performance opposite a megawatt lead - George C. Scott in his Oscar-winning role. But Malden could stand toe-to-toe with Scott and not vanish from the film frame - something that can't be said for every actor in the film.
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Joe
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97 years old... whoa!
Great actor, sad news. Always liked him.
R.I.P.
I think I'll watch Patton again, this weekend.
Dave hören... auf, Wille stoppen Sie Dave..., Stoppen Sie Dave..., Mein Gehirn geht..., Ich bin Gefühl es..., Ich bin Gefühl es..., Ich bin ängstlich Dave...
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And he was happily married for 70 years. It's so sad that his type of talented guy is in such short supply in Hollywood these days.
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I vividly remember running into him (or at least passing by him) literally one evening on a downtown street in San Francisco. This was in 1973 or so when I was stationed there. Obviously he was there working on his hit series "Streets of San Francisco" with co-star Michael Douglas. I remember seeing the crews filming many, many times. He had a nose only a Durante could love. Fond memories in the barracks rec room once a week as we all recognized familiar sites around The City. Yeah, he was one of the good guys.
"Aufersteh'n, ja aufersteh'n wirst du, Mein Herz, in einem Nu.
Was du geschlagen, Zu Gott wird es dich tragen!"
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luckytiff02
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I'll miss Karl Malden. He was a good man as well as a good artist. So many good movies that will live forever. He was a real class act. Too few of them left these days. Today's star's have very little to offer in the "class" category(compare to MJ - child molester). I think year 2009 is bad year for celebrities.
