A Man Called Horse

So, like, but I'll tell you what just sort of comes to mind quickly would be a few.

Mm-hmm

... with Richard Harris, um, where he's captured by a tribe of Blackfeet Indian.

But there was a point where I just saw everything.

So I mean, you know, [laughs] I've made refer- I can't make reference to Oppenheimer on stage, but I've made reference on stage to the movie A Man Called Horse, [laughs] which is like-

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... an old Western my grandfather had where it's like a guy tries to become...

He goes, "Do you guys wanna feel the sweet death? Or we could do a little video on demand on the TV."

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"You guys never saw a Man Called Horse? Sit down.

Do I envy you."

I mean, Richard Harris would go on to obviously do even better with, um, things like, of course, um, the likes of, obviously, Unforgiven.

He'd done A Man Called Horse.

Roger Moore, you know, obviously done the Bond run.

But people forget some of my favourites that he did, like Cannonball Run as well, and did a great job in it too.

Um, and even, uh, some of the more revisionist outside-the-box ones that don't get talked, talked enough that I think...

Like, um, A Man Called Horse is one that I always really enjoyed.

So, you know, really what's great about it is, you know, depending on your mood, you can find any type of Western to kinda fit that, and that's what I love about the genre.

You've specialized up until this point really in writing about music and pop culture.