Apparently he was misquoted - it was changed for the movie. It’s still a very useful (mis)quote.
i find that hard to believe, pretty sure i knew the misquote, well prior to the movie
I remembered it as Houston we’ve got a problem - probably from the 1974 movie (which I did not see).
Wow. Biggest misquote of the century! The millennium!!
Nits picked. $1 per nit.
I thought that was “that’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind”
Either it was a quote or a misquote. No need for nits. You’re always welcome to paraphrase.
It’s not a person, and perhaps some might feel this belongs better in the BIH thread, but…
Danielle Spencer (60). Best known as the smart mouthed younger sister Dee in the sitcom “What’s Happening”
That’s kind of a bad place to cut off the title…“famed figure of swinging”
Stamp was Chancelor Velorum in Star Wars: Phantom Menace, oddly a forgotten character actor whose part plays a significant role in the whole franchise.
A long career indeed. Interesting he played Zod in Superman II and was the voice of Jor-El in Smallville. I also didn’t realize he was Lord Azriel in the His Dark Marterials series on HBO/MAX.
I call for a vote of no confidence…
Ok Padme
Stamp was great in Billy Budd
RIP
I believe that Julie Christie was the most beautiful actress of all time so I greatly envied Stamp being her love interest in Far From the Madding Crowd. RIP.
I would be glad to continue any Julie Christie discussion elsewhere! Stamp and Christie were involved in real life also.
Stamp cavorted wth a number of the world’s most beautiful actresses but I couldn’t see his appeal. Omar Sharif and Julie Christie I could appreciate!
Mark Volman of The Turtles, The Mothers of Invention, and, for legal reasons, Flo of Flo & Eddie.
RIP Ken Dryden
