Charlton Heston dies at 84

[thatguy]

You can now pry the gun away from his cold dead hands...

I was poking about IMDB for the poll and saw this narrator credit:

Bagpipe: Instrument of War Pt 1& 2

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--tg

[El Dingo]

I voted 'Soylent Green'.

I thought Chuck showed a greater range in that than in most of his other films. The tough-guy bit plays better when it gets toned-down occasionally. His interaction with Edward G. Robinson was very touching. I think it holds up a little better (in a scary way).

The whole NRA thing never bothered me. I'm one of those liberals who think guns are pretty damn awesome.

We'll miss you Mr. Heston.