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In reply to the discussion: Robert Duvall, All-Purpose Actor With Few Peers, Dies at 95 [View all]BigmanPigman
(54,931 posts)19. Duvall and Gene Hackman roomed with Dustin Hoffman
in NYC in the 1960's. Hackman died just about a year ago a d he was 95 too.
"Robert Duvall was roommates and close friends with both Gene Hackman and Dustin Hoffman in New York City during the late 1950s and early 1960s while they were all struggling, unknown actors. The trio, often referred to as "the three musketeers," lived in or shared apartments on the Upper West Side and supported each other through a period of, at times, uncertain futures before becoming major Hollywood stars."
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I loved/hated him in "A Civil Action". I kept forgetting I was watching an actor, not a real-life villain.
eppur_se_muova
Feb 16
#14
Of all the great roles he played, this is the one that stands out to me. Freaking iconic!
wolfie001
Feb 16
#25
He had seven Oscar nominations and this movie was one of them..............The Judge in 2014
turbinetree
Feb 16
#26
He was the first to get into Major Hotpants pants as a god fearing Major Frank Burns
tirebiter
Feb 17
#40