BigAppleTiger

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I still can't figure out why he was in a relationship with Grace Jones in the 80's. It's baffling.

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She got him his first very brief onscreen role as a henchman in View To a Kill.

Available to stream tonight on HBO. Let's see where George and Bertha are and what Oscar and Enid will be getting up to and into. Will Agnes let Ada takeover the household? And what is going to happen to Jack? Will he invent the electric hand mixer? Will he and Brigit get together? Will Peggy and Marion make it to the altar? Tune in to find out these and other burning questions!!!

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Agreed. Wish LSU was at night tho

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The second half will be. :bow: :cheers:

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Here's a great video recipe about that very subject. Poule au Pot. Very simple, short, and well shot. I like this channel's simple recipes and videography

I usually switch between this and Vermont Curry. I love Japanese curry. Mild and comforting. I love it with a fried pork steak, Katsu, and white rice.

He was mostly known for The Five Heartbeats and Oz, but I will always remember discovering him in The Principal with Jim Belushi. He played a thug like no other- but in real life he was the most erudite, educated, and complex man. We distrusted each other at first, but in time grew to become what I would call a friend. His mother owned a great restaurant on 9th Avenue in Hells Kitchen called Jezebel. We actually bonded over French cinema. His favorite film of all time was Jean de Florette and Manon du Source was a close second. RIP to a good human being.

I think he and Alan Ritchson should do a buddy movie. This board would LOVE that. :bow:

I will make it a point to watch anything Statham is in. He is just bankable. His moves are some of the best on screen. He is powerful and fluid to look at while he kicks arse. I keep on finding new movies I've never seen or heard of with Statham. I came across Redemption this past week. About a homeless alcoholic veteran with PTSD who is tracking down the killer of his homeless waif roommate who he shared a box with on the mean streets of London, while flirting with an sexually abused Polish nun and trying to be a better man for his abandoned daughter while working for the Chinese Mob. Yep. It was fricking great. :bow: