Lee Marvin

Yeah.

You know, Lee Marvin must have been packing heat.

Bro.

Jesus Christ.

i was just a kid when that came out mark hamill was in it

yep mark hamill lee marvin yep yep all right moving on how natural and understandable that precisely in such a struggle which easily inflames passions and hardens a soul even the most conscient conscientious and reasonable person is susceptible to all sorts of oversights blunders and mistakes The complexity of life, its external connections and internal mysteries, it is always difficult to grasp even for a balanced experience, a calm gaze, an impartial observation.

For a person agitated by the struggle, waging it through extreme measures and carried away by passion, it is especially easy to make a mistake and consequently cause social and moral harm.

I remember, now I'm writing this thing on 9-11, I distinctly remember that very day, and maybe a couple of days after, because I was in D.C. working for Willis-Carto at the time.

I did just decide to go through a couple of criterion purchases that I just haven't gotten around to in a while.

and uh one of them i'll give you is point blank point blank the john boorman what is it 1967 lee marvin thriller it's based on a donald e westlake book about a character named parker and the movie he's called walker they remade it a bunch of times including with jason statham um maybe more memorably for me at least the Mel Gibson payback, Brian Helgeland's payback with with Mel Gibson, where he's just trying to get his money back.

That's it.

That's the whole thing is.

And then they decided to make just like a fractured acid nightmare of it.

And I think in the case of this movie, it really works.

So point blank, Lee Marvin is great.

He's stoic.

[laughs]

It was the California Supreme Court, and they decided December 27th, 1976, that actor Lee Marvin and Michelle Triola Marvin, who lived together for years and never married, when it ended, she claimed he had promised to support her for life.

Hmm.

Oh, well, okay.