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Adolf 2022-10-19 23:46:38
A true story about the Vietnam War
After reading it, let's evaluate it again. Although the ending is not a perfect result, he is a great love. Although his own child died, he saved other people's children. I thought of saving Private Ryan and rushing out of Amazon two movies, with similar themes, one is about saving people and the...
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Winona 2022-10-19 20:51:38
save
The Searcher is a kind of metatext, and there are many works related to him (Two Heroes, Naked Pursuit, To Liam Neeson's Rescue Series), and several are very political, such as the disappearance of Garvas, Spielberg's Spy The bridge, saving the soldiers and this minister go straight, and this film...
Robert Stack
Robert Stack (Robert Stack), born in Los Angeles, California, an American actor
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, won the Emmy Awards in 1960 .
Early Experience
Robert Stack was born in Los Angeles on January 13, 1919. The parents divorced when Stark was one year old. At the age of 3, he and his mother moved to Paris, where she learned to sing. Stark's brother James Jr. lives with their father. When Stark was about 6 years old, he and his mother returned to Los Angeles. Although he could speak fluent French, he had to learn English.
In the 1930s, he played polo with Spencer Tracy and other Hollywood celebrities as a teenager and won the national skeet shooting championship.
Performing Experience
In 1939, at the age of 20, he first starred in a movie as a handsome prince in "First Love". The movie tells the story of a Cinderella. The co-star is the famous singer Edna Mae Durbin . Stark kissed on the screen for the first time and made international headlines.
In 1951, starring in the movie "The Bullfighter and the Lady". In 1952, starred in the first commercial 3D film "Bwana Devil".
In 1954, starred in "The High and Mighty" starring John Wayne as a supporting pilot.
He played Nice in "The Untouchables" starring from 1959 to 1963, and won the Emmy Awards for Stark in 1960.
Personal Life
family background
Robert Stack is a native of Los Angeles and a fifth-generation resident of California. His grandmother is a reputable opera actor, and his great-grandfather is one of the founders of Los Angeles' first opera house. His father James was a wealthy advertising executive. His family often interacts with Hollywood elites. But his parents divorced when Stark was one year old. Later his parents remarried, but his father died when he was 10 years old.
Marriage experience
Stark is also known for his long-term marriage to his wife Rosemary. Rosemary was a fashion cover girl and married him in 1956. This is the first marriage of both parties. There are two children, Elizabeth and Charles.
Stark is also known for his long-term marriage to his wife Rosemary. Rosemary was a fashion cover girl and married him in 1956. This is the first marriage of both parties. There are two children, Elizabeth and Charles.
Character Evaluation
"He is perfect and professional, and his actor partners admire him very much."
Extended Reading
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Kevin Scott: [During night training, Sailor sprays gunfire indiscriminately at cardboard targets] Congratulations, Sailor, you just killed a prisoner.
Sailor: [scoffs] He's a collaborator!
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Col. Cal Rhodes: You know, for years, I couldn't sleep after Korea. My nightmares all had to do with the Chosin Reservoir. The ground there was so frozen, we couldn't bury our dead. We had to pile 'em on trucks and lash them up against the tanks. For years I'd wake up with those dead, frozen faces staring at me.
Wilkes: Did it ever go away?
Col. Cal Rhodes: No... I finally made friends with them, though.
