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When I read the headline this afternoon, my heart skipped a beat. Over the last fifteen years, few filmmakers have meant more to me, or been a more personal face of American cinema to me. We have lost one of our vital voices.

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Dr.T and the Women...worst movie ever made, but still he was one of the greats.

 

RIP.

I have to agree about the Dr. T statement...

The only saving grace for that moment for me is the Farrah meltdown in the mall.

Not because she exposes her breasts (although they are very nice for a woman her age), but because I truly feel that it probably happened that way in real life to Farrah while waiting to start a scene, and merely happened to be caught on film. Like Martin Sheen's hotel room freakout in Apocolyse Now.

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