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Baddest dude in movies

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Clint Eastwood is the winner.

He is like 1,000 years old and was still bad in Gran Torino.

 

You have to love Clint Eastwood. I don't think he acts, I think they just follow him around for a few days and call it a movie. When I'm an old man, I hope I can be as tough as that guy.:thumb:

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You have to love Clint Eastwood. I don't think he acts, I think they just follow him around for a few days and call it a movie. When I'm an old man, I hope I can be as tough as that guy.:thumb:

 

:thumb:

Remember remember the 5th of November

 

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^ I always forget about this movie, but I really did love it. You could throw him in the villain thread as well for his role as Agent Smith.

Steve McQueen

Agree. And one of the coolest actors of all time.

You have to love Clint Eastwood. I don't think he acts, I think they just follow him around for a few days and call it a movie. When I'm an old man, I hope I can be as tough as that guy.:thumb:

 

So true. :lol:

One of the origanal bad dudes of all time (in real life) Audie Murphy

 

Lee Marvin

 

Joe Pesci (tough little gangster)

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