Charlton Heston

...of the NRA, and I'm always packing." Hard to imagine the guys not falling over laughing at this former cheerleader's channeling of Charlton Heston. The Blind Side- based on Michael Lewis' book, The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game- has strong...

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...Adam and a buxom Eve (apparently using an early version of that double-stick tape J.Lo deploys to keep her dress in place), plus a Charlton Heston-y God. "The First Book of the Bible Graphically Depicted!" it proclaims. "Nothing Left Out!"...

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...Moore, Robin Williams, Ellen Burstyn, Jeff Daniels and James Earl Jones, but it is also the state that spawned Ted Nugent and Charleton Heston (and, yes, Gerry Ford). MM MM MM He killed a bunch of Army guy in cold blood MM MM MM

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Today's Highlight in History: On Nov. 18, 1959, "Ben-Hur," MGM's Biblical-era spectacle starring Charlton Heston and directed by William Wyler, had its world premiere at Loew's State Theatre in New York. On this date: In 1883, the...

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...BOMB" (1964) Never has nuclear folly been so funny as the image of Slim Pickens riding a nuke to glory. "THE OMEGA MAN" (1971) Charlton Heston seems to be the only uninfected survivor of a plague that has turned the world population into...

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November 14, 2009: A series of never-before-seen photographs of '60s icons including SIR MICHAEL CAINE, JOHN LENNON and CHARLTON HESTON has gone on display in London. The black-and-white shots were saved from a bonfire in the mid-1970s...

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...those characters in life, Clissold added. Silins'' prized coin collection included 28 rare Seige Notes from 1884 signed by British General Charles Gordon, made famous in the 1966 Hollywood movie Khartoum starring Charlton Heston as Gordon.

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...bizarre takes on the apocalypse. Look no further than "The Omega Man," yet another adaptation of Matheson's "Legend." Charlton Heston replaces Price and the zombie/vampires are replaced by black robe-and-sunglasses-wearing... I dunno...

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...even Gandhi want to start punching them. DVD TIME ... ESSENTIAL SOUNDS The 1970s gave us some great dystopian films, and Charlton Heston featured in three of the best of them -- Planet Of The Apes (okay, that was 1968, but you get the...

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...from humans in "Planet of the Apes'' (1968, 2001) doesn't much matter. All that matters is that they've done so and that Charlton Heston gets to run around bare-chested and in a loincloth. Some sort of plague is the problem in "I Am...

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