Indiana Jones
When I left the cinema I wanted to get on a plane and go in search of an ancient artefact.
When it comes to actors, the one that affected me more than any other was 'Bruce Lee'.
My bedroom wall was covered in posters and photographs of the man. I was about 12 when Enter the Dragon came out but still managed to see the film every day for a week by any means that I could.
Indiana Jones
When I left the cinema I wanted to get on a plane and go in search of an ancient artefact.
When it comes to actors, the one that affected me more than any other was 'Bruce Lee'.
My bedroom wall was covered in posters and photographs of the man. I was about 12 when Enter the Dragon came out but still managed to see the film every day for a week by any means that I could.
Me too, and I still do
Another character I loved was John Rambo (in Rambo II)
Atticus Finch was always ultra cool. On the face of
it,a bookish, quiet almost nerd like figure.But when
the chips were down, a tough man with real feelings
for his family,and (as it turned out) a master sniper too!
(Atticus Finch was of course,in 'To Kill A Mockingbird')
(As well as wanting to ride a hoverboard)
Comments
Han Solo as well. More of a hero than Luke
Mind you, when I was a kid most boys wanted to be a TV character and not a movie one - Steve Austin.
Superman
When I left the cinema I wanted to get on a plane and go in search of an ancient artefact.
When it comes to actors, the one that affected me more than any other was 'Bruce Lee'.
My bedroom wall was covered in posters and photographs of the man. I was about 12 when Enter the Dragon came out but still managed to see the film every day for a week by any means that I could.
Me too, and I still do
Another character I loved was John Rambo (in Rambo II)
it,a bookish, quiet almost nerd like figure.But when
the chips were down, a tough man with real feelings
for his family,and (as it turned out) a master sniper too!
(Atticus Finch was of course,in 'To Kill A Mockingbird')
Gizmo from Gremlins