He sure made things happen for himself. He certainly worked hard because he has a ton of movies that he did over the years. Thank you for watching Arleen!
Love this idea of Hollywood Heroes and I've always loved this actor. Family oriented and a veteran. One of the few I've seen that didn't let Hollywood go to his head and stayed grounded. Great episode.
Thank you for watching Sheila. He did seem to stay grounded to who he was. Not everyone can do that in Hollywood and especially so with how long he was in the business.
Super episode, he was always one of my favorites, thank you for his story, presented in your way. can't wait to see your next choice. You just do great work on your subjects. Thank you...
I love Bronson. He's my favorite actor hands down. I don't really understand why anyone would say he was unattractive. I mean, he isn't your typical leading man type but I like guys with a little character in their face. I love that he seemed to be madly in love with Jill. Bronson was a great actor and seemed like a kind man. His movies always bring me joy
Was just thinking about Once Upon a Time in the West (as I often do). Not long before that I had tried to explain the iconic harmonica tones to someone who had never seen the film. What a great movie. Bronson was one of the best. R.I.P., sir.
I'm a big fan of the old westerns. The music is just as iconic as the shows or films were. Sergio was a master at getting the right music in there and I feel these newer westerns are missing that. Thank you for watching and commenting!
He was definitely one of the greats and some of his movies were absolutely huge! It really is incredible to see how many he has done. Thank you for watching Matthew!
Mr. Majestic would be proud that video. Charles Bronson was a family favorite. There were many heros in the old Hollywood and a few in the new. Is this going to be a new series?
Charles was one heck of an actor and he has so many films and shows credited to him. I think he worked harder than most do now. You're tight about us missing some of these heros now. This is going to be a new series that I will pepper in here and there in between the regular content that you have always seen. I think what these people have done is amazing and I want to make sure they are remembered for their service. They will be in this short little biography style. Thank you for watching Devin!
When Kurt Russell was about 10 or so,he did a movie with Bronson. On Bronsons b day,Russell gave Bronson gave a b day present of a skateboard or something. Russell said Bronson acted like he was deeply touched by the gesture.
This was an awesome tribute to Charles Bronson I always loved his movies I love all the action movies the Death Wish movies were so good thank you very much for this wonderful video about him I hope you have a good evening
He really did have a lot of great movies. He is certainly one of the biggest draws that Hollywood has ever seen. Thank you for watching Marlene and I appreciate you watching.
This was a great one. Love Bronson. Just watched The Mechanic again. I remember as a kid my dad taking us to see The Great White Buffalo at the drive inn. Good timea. Thanks so much. Safe travels
Those are both really good movies. The Drive-Ins were great too and I don't understand why they aren't as popular as they once were. Thank you watching Kenneth.
I always liked Charles Bronson as an actor as well. In my time was his notable film Deathwish. I was a hairdresser in the late '80's & my manager had worked in an LA clothing store the early 80's said CB walked in, my mgr knew who he was but treated him like a regular customer asking Hi can I help you? His response was a 2 words 😂
Very nice video. Back in the late ‘60’s or early ‘70’s there was a comedian who did impressions. One of his impressions was of Charles Bronson in the “Great Escape”. The impression was “Bronson” saying: “I dug a hundred yards of tunnel (pause) with my face!” Mr. Bronson has always been one of my favorites. Thank you again!
He was a great actor but never knew he served? that's new for me as he was a hero to me in his films. My favorite was The Mechanic He is someone people will remember for many years to come Great video Rhetty Thankyou for sharing tis Loved it
He certainly has a lot of films to choose from. I'm not even sure how you can watch some of them if you don't own them. Thank you for watching Lindsay!
Deathwish was huge! White Buffalo was another that has probably been forgotten over time. He sure was a busily man in the film industry. Thank you for watching Miss Heird!
Thanks for the video. One of my favorite actors. What a life for a kid from the coalmines. Many of my favorite actors were veterans. Like most from the WWII generation they did not talk about the bad days in combat. James Arness never pointed his gun directly at anyone in all those Gunsmoke shootouts. And there was the most decorated Audie Murfree whose death was a huge setback for the treatment and diagnosis of PTSD.
James Arness and John Wayne sort of had that same sort of thoughts on pointing the gun and showing violence. They were both friends too. I will definitely be covering more veterans from this era. Thank you for watching James!
His story is a story you hear all over the coal fields of Southwestern PA for people of that generation. Immigrants that lived piss poor, started working in the mines at an early age, family members killed in the mines. Most joined the military in WW2 not only to serve, but going to war was actually an escape from their daily hell in the mining towns.
Rhett, I really enjoyed this video about entertainer and serviceman/hero, Charles Bronson. I'd heard he had a "rough and tough" early life, but I had no idea to what extent it really was, until you informed us in this video. I've seen countless movies of actor, Charles Bronson over the years and enjoyed them, especially the Westerns. Great investigation, presentation and photos, too. Have a fantastic weekend. Take care 🐎
I love his his westerns as well but he has a ton of great movies that he has some. It really is incredible to see how busy he was. Bronson definitely has a great rags to riches story. Thank you for watching and I hope you have a great weekend as well!
He is definitely one of the Hollywood greats. I wanted to make sure he is remembered for his service as well even if we don't know too much. Thank you for watching!
I always liked him In Westerns and war films. Then later, in the Mechanic …. What a cool movie! Thanks for doing this biography…..and thanks for posting this video!
Great video! I recently found Bronson's (Buchinsky) childhood home and mine he worked in. It was interesting to interview the locals of his hometown to hear how they feel about him now.
What a remarkable life he had, very interesting indeed. As for his mother, she should have a medal. My mum was the baby of 6 but 15, that’s just down right crazy and courageous. ❤️Jodie 🇦🇺
I can't imagine having that many kids but I know things were completely different then. That is a huge achievement though. Thank you for watching Jodie!
Under his birthname he was in the original House Of Wax, starring Vincent Price. Though he and Jill did adopt a child together, their daughter, Zuleika, is their biological child.
First saw him in "The Magnificent Seven",and he was great. He kind of got typecast as a tough guy so I thought he was vastly underrated most of his career. Very nice bio of the man.
Hey Rhett, there were things about Bronson that I was not aware of. Did not know that he was a control gunner on a B29. This man really made a name for himself. He did a LOT of hard work to get him where he was. At the top. A very rough childhood. In the coal mines at 10. Children even younger worked the coal mines though. But still, I guess that's where he also learned to fight. Great story my friend.
I think his childhood taught him how to work hard and be grateful for what he had. It really is incredible to see how many projects he was involved in. Bronson was very busy up until the last few years of his life. Many of his movies are iconic and I have watched many of them over and over. Thank you for watching my friend!
Great actor I remember him most from The Magnificent Seven and The Great Escape. Another great video Rhetty. Have you ever done a video on the actor and War hero Audie Murphy?
Those were both great movies you mentioned. I have not done one on Audie Murphy but he is certainly on the list of ones to cover. Thank you for watching my friend!
He did have a rough childhood but he certainly turned all of that around. I know many of his movies are too rough or violent for some and that's OK. We can still honor him for his service. Thank you for watching!
Miss that era of leading men. Charles Bronson, Steve McQueen, Clint Eastwood ,Telly Savalas, Ernest Borgnine, Lee Marvin, Lee Van Cleef.... Real men... Actors now days are such betas.
Yes he wad. We don't know much else just because he never bragged nor spoke of his experiences. It was really others that spoke up about him as to what we do know. Thank you for watching Kirk!
@@RhettyforHistory Yes, those who really saw action, never wanted to talk about it. I can understand that. You're welcome my friend and I really enjoy your content.
You're right about them not wanting to talk their experiences. Some do but it's usually to someone they feel comfortable with. I appreciate you always commenting and supporting the channel.
There was so much that he was in I couldn't hardly even begin to list them all. I appreciate you commenting with more on him. He was worked hard and became one of the greats. Thank you for watching Emmie!
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He also appeared in an episode of "The Big Valley" with Barbara Stanwyck.
Thank you for watching and mentioning another project. He had a bunch.
@@RhettyforHistory He made a great Appearance in Have Gun Will Travel as former bounty hunter Ben Jalisco
Being half Lithuanian myself, it is uplifting to hear about Charles Bronson's humble beginnings and his movie success. RIP Charles and Jill.
He sure made things happen for himself. He certainly worked hard because he has a ton of movies that he did over the years. Thank you for watching Arleen!
Well Berzynski is not an Lithuanian name and ethnically he was Lipka Tatar so I am not sure if he was Lithuanian he was an American for sure!
Very nice tribute. The Dirty Dozen, my favorite Bronson appearance. Epic.
That was such a great movie! I have no idea how many times I have seen that movie but it's been a lot. Thank you for watching Ron!
Love this idea of Hollywood Heroes and I've always loved this actor. Family oriented and a veteran. One of the few I've seen that didn't let Hollywood go to his head and stayed grounded. Great episode.
Thank you for watching Sheila. He did seem to stay grounded to who he was. Not everyone can do that in Hollywood and especially so with how long he was in the business.
Super episode, he was always one of my favorites, thank you for his story, presented in your way. can't wait to see your next choice. You just do great work on your subjects. Thank you...
Thank you for watching Albert and I'm glad to hear you enjoyed this one!
Beautiful tribute! He stayed true to himself and didn't let Hollywood change him. Perfect.
No he didn't and I feel like that is rare. Thank you for watching Tricia!
I love Bronson. He's my favorite actor hands down. I don't really understand why anyone would say he was unattractive. I mean, he isn't your typical leading man type but I like guys with a little character in their face. I love that he seemed to be madly in love with Jill. Bronson was a great actor and seemed like a kind man. His movies always bring me joy
Boy, you really put a lot of time into this one. Very impressive, Rhetty!
Thank you and I appreciate you watching Steve!
Was just thinking about Once Upon a Time in the West (as I often do). Not long before that I had tried to explain the iconic harmonica tones to someone who had never seen the film. What a great movie. Bronson was one of the best. R.I.P., sir.
I'm a big fan of the old westerns. The music is just as iconic as the shows or films were. Sergio was a master at getting the right music in there and I feel these newer westerns are missing that. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Charles Bronson was and is one of my most favorites actors. Thanks for his update.
He was definitely one of the greats and some of his movies were absolutely huge! It really is incredible to see how many he has done. Thank you for watching Matthew!
That's a great tribute to him, he had such a hard life as a child but he certainly made up for it in the end ❤
He was certainly a determined man who worked really hard to make his life better. Thank you for watching Sue!
@@RhettyforHistory he certainly did, props to a man who had nothing and worked hard to become an actor ❤
That he did. I think working in those coal mines gave him a sense of how to work hard.
@@RhettyforHistory it certainly helped him for sure!
I agree.
What a life he had he was always one of my favorites
He certainly has quite the story. Thank you for watching Maddee!
One of the good guys. Thank you Rhett for bringing his story to light. House of Wax, one of my favorite movies and probably my favorite he was in.
I love House of Wax and I'm also a huge Vincent Price fan. Charles was sure in a lot of great movies over the years. Thank you for watching Betty!
That's great. Keep our meeting! 👍294
Watch the video to the end.
See you more often in 22 years!
happy New Year!
So much thankful for this wonderful video about the great actor Charles Bronson of our time!.....
Mr. Majestic would be proud that video. Charles Bronson was a family favorite. There were many heros in the old Hollywood and a few in the new. Is this going to be a new series?
Charles was one heck of an actor and he has so many films and shows credited to him. I think he worked harder than most do now. You're tight about us missing some of these heros now. This is going to be a new series that I will pepper in here and there in between the regular content that you have always seen. I think what these people have done is amazing and I want to make sure they are remembered for their service. They will be in this short little biography style. Thank you for watching Devin!
That brought back some memories. He was a great guy. Thank you Rhett. 😊🐘💝.
Thank you for watching Yvonne! He really was a busy many up until the last few years of his life.
A great actor! RIP Charles Bronson! ♥️💯
He was a great one. I still love his movies. Thank you for watching!
A marvelous actor. Ruggedly handsome and loved everything he was in. Good video. Thank you.
He really was q great actor and had a lot of great films. Thank you for watching!
Really loved this man. Great actor👍👍
He really was and he had q lot of great movies. Thank you for watching!
Grate actor I miss his movies, loved Mr Majestic. Great movie..
That's a great movie and he had so many good ones. Thank you for watching Chris!
When I was growing up in the 70s & 80s nobody was as cool as Clint Eastwood, Burt Reynolds and Charles Bronson.
Thanks for the interesting video. He was great actor. Have a good weekend. 👍
He really was one of the best in Hollywood. Thank you for watching and I hope you have a great weekend as well!
Thanks from Johnstown Pa.
You're welcome and thank you for watching. Good to see your connection with Johnstown!
Thanks Rhetty! Hope that all is well with you and yours in 2022, sir.
Everything is going well here and I hope you are doing the same. Thank you for watching William!
I love all the old Charles Bronson movies.
He sure had some great ones! Thank you for watching my friend!
One of my favorite actors. Also I thank him for his service. Played such a variety of characters. Thank you for his story. Have a wonderful day.
He definitely was one of the greats and had so many good movies. Thank you for watching Sherry and I hope you have a wonderful day too!
Great video!!!Tell no one but I had a big crush on him growing up,,,Keep em coming Rhetty!!!!
Thank you for watching and sharing a little inside story on your thoughts of him.
Great tribute to a good actor. Always enjoyed his movies. Thanks Rhetty.
He sure has a lot of movies and so many of them are great! Thank you for watching Harry!
One of my favorites!
He was a great one. Thank you for watching my friend!
Thank you for this. As a kid a would skip this man's movies when they came out on TV. But now 2024 I'm interested to see this man's legacy.
Charles Bronson appeared on the episode of 1960'S TV series, The Fugitive.
Thank you for watching and mentioning a little more.
When Kurt Russell was about 10 or so,he did a movie with Bronson. On Bronsons b day,Russell gave Bronson gave a b day present of a skateboard or something. Russell said Bronson acted like he was deeply touched by the gesture.
This was an awesome tribute to Charles Bronson I always loved his movies I love all the action movies the Death Wish movies were so good thank you very much for this wonderful video about him I hope you have a good evening
He really did have a lot of great movies. He is certainly one of the biggest draws that Hollywood has ever seen. Thank you for watching Marlene and I appreciate you watching.
This was a great one. Love Bronson. Just watched The Mechanic again. I remember as a kid my dad taking us to see The Great White Buffalo at the drive inn. Good timea. Thanks so much. Safe travels
Those are both really good movies. The Drive-Ins were great too and I don't understand why they aren't as popular as they once were. Thank you watching Kenneth.
I always liked Charles Bronson as an actor as well. In my time was his notable film Deathwish. I was a hairdresser in the late '80's & my manager had worked in an LA clothing store the early 80's said CB walked in, my mgr knew who he was but treated him like a regular customer asking Hi can I help you? His response was a 2 words 😂
You have the BEST intro music!
Thank you Sandy!
Very nice video.
Back in the late ‘60’s or early ‘70’s there was a comedian who did impressions. One of his impressions was of Charles Bronson in the “Great Escape”. The impression was “Bronson” saying: “I dug a hundred yards of tunnel (pause) with my face!”
Mr. Bronson has always been one of my favorites.
Thank you again!
That's funny and I don't think I've ever heard that comedian before. Thank you for watching.
Always one of my favorite actors.
He was certainly one of the greats! Thank you for watching!
RIP Mr Bronson thank you for your service
Thank you for watching Debbie.
He was a great actor but never knew he served? that's new for me as he was a hero to me in his films. My favorite was The Mechanic He is someone people will remember for many years to come Great video Rhetty Thankyou for sharing tis Loved it
He certainly has a lot of films to choose from. I'm not even sure how you can watch some of them if you don't own them. Thank you for watching Lindsay!
Loved him in The Great Escape.
That was a great one! Thank you for watching!
As a teenager and very young adult, I watched a lot of Charles Bronson. I loved the Deathwish movies and The White Buffalo.
Deathwish was huge! White Buffalo was another that has probably been forgotten over time. He sure was a busily man in the film industry. Thank you for watching Miss Heird!
@@RhettyforHistory Deathwish was huge. I loved it! And you are welcome Rhetty.
I never recall him ever going on a talk show, except for Dick Cavett in 1971. He stayed away from the Hollywood trappings.
Excellent...just excellent!
Thank you for watching Norean!
Charles Bronson and his wife are buried in Vermont where I live. He’s buried at the Brownsville Cemetery in West Windsor, Vermont.
Yes he is. He loved that state and where he was living. Thank you for watching Catherine!
he was a great actor. I remember him in alot of those movies growing up. Really learned alot about him in your video. thanks
You're right about him being a great actor and he was super busy because he had a lot of projects. Thank you for watching Greg!
😎 he was a great man & actor 👍
Yes he was! Thank you for watching my friend!
Decided he be an actor and worked hard at it. Miss him
He was certainly one of the greats! Thank you for watching Larry!
Thanks for the video. One of my favorite actors. What a life for a kid from the coalmines. Many of my favorite actors were veterans. Like most from the WWII generation they did not talk about the bad days in combat. James Arness never pointed his gun directly at anyone in all those Gunsmoke shootouts. And there was the most decorated Audie Murfree whose death was a huge setback for the treatment and diagnosis of PTSD.
James Arness and John Wayne sort of had that same sort of thoughts on pointing the gun and showing violence. They were both friends too. I will definitely be covering more veterans from this era. Thank you for watching James!
Charles Bronson! Vengador Justiciero y Héroe Anónimo!
His story is a story you hear all over the coal fields of Southwestern PA for people of that generation. Immigrants that lived piss poor, started working in the mines at an early age, family members killed in the mines. Most joined the military in WW2 not only to serve, but going to war was actually an escape from their daily hell in the mining towns.
Beautiful
Thank you for watching!
Rhett, I really enjoyed this video about entertainer and serviceman/hero, Charles Bronson. I'd heard he had a "rough and tough" early life, but I had no idea to what extent it really was, until you informed us in this video. I've seen countless movies of actor, Charles Bronson over the years and enjoyed them, especially the Westerns. Great investigation, presentation and photos, too. Have a fantastic weekend. Take care 🐎
I love his his westerns as well but he has a ton of great movies that he has some. It really is incredible to see how busy he was. Bronson definitely has a great rags to riches story. Thank you for watching and I hope you have a great weekend as well!
Very interesting never knew about his background one of my husbands favorites
He is definitely one of the Hollywood greats. I wanted to make sure he is remembered for his service as well even if we don't know too much. Thank you for watching!
Bronson is my favorite western movie actor. In fact he is the best cowboy movie actor
I always liked him In Westerns and war films. Then later, in the Mechanic …. What a cool movie! Thanks for doing this biography…..and thanks for posting this video!
He really had some great films and Mechanic was definitely one of those. Thank you for watching Bryan.
Great video! I recently found Bronson's (Buchinsky) childhood home and mine he worked in. It was interesting to interview the locals of his hometown to hear how they feel about him now.
What a remarkable life he had, very interesting indeed.
As for his mother, she should have a medal. My mum was the baby of 6 but 15, that’s just down right crazy and courageous. ❤️Jodie 🇦🇺
I can't imagine having that many kids but I know things were completely different then. That is a huge achievement though. Thank you for watching Jodie!
Under his birthname he was in the original House Of Wax, starring Vincent Price. Though he and Jill did adopt a child together, their daughter, Zuleika, is their biological child.
Yes he was. I love that movie! I'm a big Vincent Price fan.
Bronson, he was a rugged handsome looking man, the most attractive of all.
Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts on him!
he was one of the kind ..-i liked the death wishes the best ..but i liked them all.thank you
He really had some great movies and he worked hard at what he did. Thank you for watching Jody!
Awesome man and actor. Thank you Rhett for bringing this video to us. Love the detail you put in your videos.
Thank you for watching and I appreciate the comment too!
First saw him in "The Magnificent Seven",and he was great. He kind of got typecast as a tough guy so I thought he was vastly underrated most of his career. Very nice bio of the man.
Thank you for watching and commenting Hans. I love The Magnificent 7. He wad a busy man and was in a lot of great movies!
The actors back then playing WW2 Heroes
Really were WW2 Heroes in Real Life.
Great share my friend, success for your channel and please stay connected 👍❤
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Good job! He was in one of nay favorite films, The Great Escape. I thought it was appropriate that his character was the only one to getaway I think.
That was a great movie and he really had so many good ones. He worked hard and was in a lot. Thank you for watching Janis!
Hey Rhett, there were things about Bronson that I was not aware of.
Did not know that he was a control gunner on a B29.
This man really made a name for himself.
He did a LOT of hard work to get him where he was. At the top.
A very rough childhood. In the coal mines at 10. Children even younger worked the coal mines though. But still, I guess that's where he also learned to fight.
Great story my friend.
I think his childhood taught him how to work hard and be grateful for what he had. It really is incredible to see how many projects he was involved in. Bronson was very busy up until the last few years of his life. Many of his movies are iconic and I have watched many of them over and over. Thank you for watching my friend!
Good stuff Rhett Thanks Kind Sir Tom YQR Regina Canada
Thank you for watching Tom!
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Thank you so much for being a member as well as watching and commenting!
Great actor I remember him most from The Magnificent Seven and The Great Escape. Another great video Rhetty. Have you ever done a video on the actor and War hero Audie Murphy?
Those were both great movies you mentioned. I have not done one on Audie Murphy but he is certainly on the list of ones to cover. Thank you for watching my friend!
His movies aren't my thing but he certainly was a gorgeous hunk of man. ;) I had no idea about his upbringing, that had to have been rough.
He did have a rough childhood but he certainly turned all of that around. I know many of his movies are too rough or violent for some and that's OK. We can still honor him for his service. Thank you for watching!
Loved that guy Rhetty ,and kudos for the video well done and ty .
You're welcome and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. He was a great actor. Thank you for watching!
My dad was a very big fan of Bronson
He was a great actor and had a lot of great movies. Thank you for watching Brenda!
Interesting life
He really did have quite the life. Thank you for watching Linda!
Miss that era of leading men. Charles Bronson, Steve McQueen, Clint Eastwood ,Telly Savalas, Ernest Borgnine, Lee Marvin, Lee Van Cleef.... Real men... Actors now days are such betas.
Those were all great ones you mentioned! I'm a fan of all of those. It's definitely changed in Hollywood. Thank you for watching!
Great video!!
Bronson was the man
Yes he was. Thank you for watching!
A great American.
Yes he was! Thank you for watching!
Eddie Albert from Greenacres fame saved 50 marines in one day in the south Pacific. A lot of actors were military heroes.
Yes they were. I have a lot more to do. This is just the first episode. Thank you for watching!
@@RhettyforHistory betcha. Looks good.
I have an uncle in Biloxi ,Ms , that thinks Charles Bronson was a better westerns actor than John Wayne!
I know everyone has their preferences and that is ok. The two were sure different. Thank you for watching!
I knew he was awarded the Purple
Err Purple Heart but not how. I have always enjoyed his movie and guest appearances on T.V. He was a true hero.
Yes he wad. We don't know much else just because he never bragged nor spoke of his experiences. It was really others that spoke up about him as to what we do know. Thank you for watching Kirk!
@@RhettyforHistory Yes, those who really saw action, never wanted to talk about it. I can understand that. You're welcome my friend and I really enjoy your content.
You're right about them not wanting to talk their experiences. Some do but it's usually to someone they feel comfortable with. I appreciate you always commenting and supporting the channel.
@@RhettyforHistory I appreciate all you do in care, respect, and research plus your videos so lives aren't forgotten.
Charles Bronson is the reason I grew a mustache.
In my opinion his best movie was the valachi papers
Thank you for watching and sharing your favorite movie!
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Thank you for watching!
I live near his Vermont home and grave. He allowed his horse farm to host local horse events.
That's really interesting to hear. Thank you for watching and sharing a little more about him.
I’m here but my dog has been in seizures so I have to watch later. Bye hon
I'm sorry go hear about your dog. That's certainly a priority.
Charles was Tatar. Karol pochodził od Tatarów
Love CB, Check out on youtube from conan o brian Kurt russel has a great Bronson story.
Best example of all time tha not everyone needs facial hair
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You forgot The Raid On Entebbe
Didn't know he was dead
It's sad he is gone. Thank you for watching!
In the 50s he was in gunsmoke 2 times!!!
There was so much that he was in I couldn't hardly even begin to list them all. I appreciate you commenting with more on him. He was worked hard and became one of the greats. Thank you for watching Emmie!
He forgot to mention "The Valachi Papers".
I didn't forget it but he has too many films to mention them all. Thank you for watching!
I love cookies!
Thanks for watching Scooby!
Charles Bronson had a lisp. Ppl didn’t know that
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Thank you for watching
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This is what I have done and very happy with result. I learned what to eat, how to eat and when to eat. You also need to be very punctual and accurate.
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