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DelboyBaggins t1_je4q0ef wrote

One of my favourite actors. The dude is a legend of course but he was great in True Grit also.

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Fuckoffassholes t1_je4u9wd wrote

Lloyd is in decent shape, but, I think I'm better than him.

It's go time.

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AnarchoSyndica1ist t1_je4xfud wrote

Did you ever hear of the Seattle Seven? That was me ... and six other guys.

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telpetin t1_je4zju0 wrote

Lloyd Bridges looks like King Charles here

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noobnoobthedestroyer t1_je534jr wrote

Man, the NAILED young Jeff Bridges with the actor they cast as him in The Old Man

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sevargmas t1_je59ty7 wrote

Jeff could pass for a young eli manning.

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dnldfnk t1_je5nlxg wrote

I just saw “Thunderbolt and Lightfoot” last week. 👍🏻

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aarrtee t1_je5oeff wrote

Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit drinking.

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Academic-Total2029 t1_je5r9rt wrote

Lloyd Bridges in Hot Shots is one of the funniest roles in cinema history.

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sik_dik t1_je5szwr wrote

Topper Harley! The son I never had. No damn wonder I didn’t recognize you

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sik_dik t1_je5t3sg wrote

Looks like he picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue

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Lespuccino t1_je5vety wrote

Thank you for some of the most talented gifts, Mr. And Mrs. Bridges

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Libby-Lee t1_je64qf4 wrote

It’s nice to see a movie star’s wife looking like a normal woman…

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trc81 t1_je68jsp wrote

Isn't that Don Johnson on the left there?

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Akumetsu33 t1_je6ch74 wrote

Replying to dmode112378 (#2,453,249)

Your definition of ripped is different than mine. Looks like he's in great shape, that's for sure tho. Similar to Spartacus(1960 film), everybody was in great shape but nobody was ripped.

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Ikoikobythefio t1_je6ntrl wrote

I had no idea the President in Hotshots is the Dudes dad

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Akumetsu33 t1_je6qzwg wrote

Replying to partylange (#2,459,425)

Telling somebody (insert name here) will kick their ass for having a different definition of ripped then denying it even though it's right there in the comments above.....lol

Like you said, hey you do you.

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Fuckoffassholes t1_je6u7t9 wrote

Replying to Akumetsu33 (#2,459,913)

I'm the guy who said I'm in better shape than Bridges.

It was a lighthearted Seinfeld reference. But then dude posted a pic, and I realize that it's actually true. Am I ripped? I don't smoke nearly as much as I used to. But if y'all don't pipe down, I'm kicking everyone's ass.

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Akumetsu33 t1_je6x19x wrote

Replying to steakfarts (#2,460,727)

Yep. Just a byproduct of their time. Transport any classic old time star to modern times, they'll be ripped. And the reverse applies too, like Hugh Jackman wouldn't be ripped if he was a old time film star.

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cahillc134 t1_je73i88 wrote

Someone in this photo picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue.

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Tollivir t1_je7ayu6 wrote

I loved Lloyd as Edgar in Tales of the City.

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notorious98 t1_je7ini6 wrote

Such movie star good looks. I wonder what happened to those two fellas.

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Axolotlist t1_je7lwi2 wrote

Beau has suspenders attached to his pants.

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Soosietyrell t1_je7p5f6 wrote

Anyone besides me old enough to remember when Beau was the heartthrob but then Jeff aged better?

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Nulap t1_je7y3qj wrote

By this time his lungs would be aching for air!

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OlFlirtyBastard t1_je7z58n wrote

Jacobs, I want to know absolutely everything that's happened, up til now.

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javanator999 t1_je813i0 wrote

Dorothy and Lloyd were married for almost 60 years and it ended only with Lloyd's death.

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eodknight23 t1_je8dfmh wrote

How can I be an Admiral without my hat?!?!

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Kiernian t1_je8g3qb wrote

Replying to herbdoc2012 (#2,471,332)

Yeah, but let's face it. Growing up in a house where both of your parents were actors might leave you predisposed to going that route anyway.

>She encouraged each of her children to "pretend" for an hour each day.[2] Her son, Jeff Bridges, later said that the playtime "pretend" games were "basically the basis of acting."

The difference here being that back then people would say things like "it runs in the family" while referring to the talent but by the same token nobody that I can think of tried to claim that their becoming famous had absolutely nothing to do with who they were related to.

It was openly acknowledged that being raised in the culture by people who were already famous gave you a leg up and noone was really trying to pretend otherwise.

I can't imagine everyone was rushing to train total n00bs on the ins and outs of Hollywood society and the finer points of filming for the big screen vs. performing on a theater stage when they had a whole crop of kids who had been around it since they were in diapers.

>Jeff Bridges notes that both his parents studied under Michael Chekhov and that "and a lot of things my mom learned with him were passed down to all of us."

They came pre-conditioned.

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Tylerdurden389 t1_je8sj5l wrote

"Just look out there. Quiet. Hardly a man moving. Roy? ROY!!"

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PebblyJackGlasscock t1_je93oqb wrote

Replying to bondgirl852001 (#2,461,744)

I can’t even think of him hanging upside down off the ceiling without giggling. Forty goddamn years later and I’m still giggling.

In a movie filled with timeless running jokes, the “I picked the wrong week” bit keeps making me laugh, four plus decades later.

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