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In shock. Greatest Roles: A Simple Plan and One False Move.

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In Reply to: RE: Bill Paxton passed away. posted by eppis1 on February 26, 2017 at 11:08:45

I loved Paxton - I could've put up with the sister wives thing no problem to be a "family" with Bill.

61 is too damned young. (And "complications from surgery" is awfully vague.)

A Simple Plan rightly gets a lotta love but I don't think as many inmates are familiar with One False Move. It's arguably Paxton's best screen performance (along with A Simple Plan). Co-written by Billy Bob Thornton, One False Move was Carl Franklin's directorial debut. It's well worth seeking out.

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RE: In shock. Greatest Roles: A Simple Plan and One False Move. - eppis1 20:08:20 02/27/17 (1)
I agree with you. He was one of those actors who was good in everything he did. A real natural gift of charm, and I'm sure he studied like hell to perfect his craft.
- RE: In shock. Greatest Roles: A Simple Plan and One False Move. - fantja 14:04:36 02/28/17 (0)
  A great one! R.I.P.
RE: In shock. Greatest Roles: A Simple Plan and One False Move. - Jon E. Busey 15:32:56 02/27/17 (0)
"Complications from surgery" is smokescreen for medical incompetence or malpractice.
RE: In shock. Greatest Roles: A Simple Plan and One False Move. - Mick Wolfe 15:09:21 02/27/17 (0)
One False Move is a well worth seeking out. Another very good movie that flew under the radar.

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