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I’ve been getting into some of Robert Duvall’s deep cuts lately & that includes Joe Kidd, in which Duvall stars alongside Clint Eastwood in a film directed by John Sturges. Young Duvall was lethal. I wrote earlier about how Duvall had multiple primes. This was the first.

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Robert Duvall making his screen debut in To Kill a Mockingbird, 1962. The 31-year-old didn’t have a single line of dialogue on-screen. However, in 2021, Duvall revealed that he had one line cut from the film: “At the end, when they’re [Jem and Scout] leading me home, they say, ‘We’re going to take you home,’ and I say Something like, ‘Where are you taking me?’ or ‘Where?’ Something like that. That was all, but they cut the line.”
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Robert Duvall making his screen debut in To Kill a Mockingbird, 1962. The 31-year-old didn’t have a single line of dialogue on-screen. However, in 2021, Duvall revealed that he had one line cut from the film: “At the end, when they’re [Jem and Scout] leading me home, they say, ‘We’re going to take you home,’ and I say Something like, ‘Where are you taking me?’ or ‘Where?’ Something like that. That was all, but they cut the line.”

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RIP Robert Duvall (1931-2026) A lot of you might have a list of favourite Robert Duvall performances; I too have them. But the most memorable one for me is this one in "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" (1978). He features for less than 20 seconds. The image of him in the swing playing like a kid might be inscribed in my mind probably because of this trivia. This just shows how much of a good guy he was. The story behind the scene: Robert Duvall, who had previously worked with Philip Kaufman on The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid (1972), happened to be in San Francisco at the time of filming, and shot his only scene for free. He plays a crazy priest playing on a swing. It's supposed to foreshadow the pod person anomie and alienation we feel later in the movie. (Source: IMDb)

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So Robert Duvall died. Terrible news - he was an outstanding actor, great range - made every film/show he did better. I always liked this scene from Apocalypse Now where he forces his soldiers to go surfing in the middle of a combat zone because the waves were just too good.
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So Robert Duvall died. Terrible news - he was an outstanding actor, great range - made every film/show he did better. I always liked this scene from Apocalypse Now where he forces his soldiers to go surfing in the middle of a combat zone because the waves were just too good.

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