Charlton Heston, Rest in Peace

Justin Higgins — Sun, 2008-04-06 16:51

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The trap is sprung!

looneyontheleft — Mon, 2008-04-07 21:30

haha, come on now, why are you taking me seriously on this?

Why is he a traitor?

I wouldn't gloat over Robbins' death, despite me thinking that he's traitorous swine. He's mostly harmless, so there's no reason to celebrate, and he's an American, so there's a reason to give condolences.

I'm sure-

looneyontheleft — Mon, 2008-04-07 15:21

-that if Tim Robbins died tomorrow, Justin would post on it.

Under, 'Actor got what he deserved' title with the tags of 'liberal,' 'lunacy' and 'ha-ha.'

This is...

Anonymous (not verified) — Mon, 2008-04-07 12:23

This is a political site though, right? He is remembering him as both an actor and a political icon. Seems appropriate to me...

Also it should be noted that

Uncle G (not verified) — Mon, 2008-04-07 10:37

Also it should be noted that if a far better actor had died but didn't share Justin's misguided political viewpoints, there wouldn't be a mention of it here. Well I guess because he loved his gun and his bible (makes sense to me!), he was a good guy.

Am I the only one who remembered him in Bowling for Colombine and shuddered?

That being said, PotA was a classic.

A fine actor-

looneyontheleft — Sun, 2008-04-06 17:06

-Rarely does an actor get so far being so wooden, but when Chuck was Chuck, there was nobody you'd want to watch on screen more. You should honor the man by watching El Cid. And try real hard to ignore the message of that film.

I just can't wait to see who'd left from 'old hollywood' that Larry King can get together for the usual 'dead celebrity' roundtable.