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A-man... a fault of mine is a sometimes incautious tendency to

Posted by tinear on September 27, 2008 at 19:36:03:
be a tad too critical.
When I took a few minutes to reflect, I realized how much of an impact Newman's persona in his many wonderful portrayals had on me, as a young man.
I'm going to spend some very enjoyable hours soon re-visiting his masterworks.
I can't think of another actor working today, anywhere near his talent at a comparable later age. NONE.
Paul's talent stood the test of time.
DeNiro, Pacino, Nicholson.... they have declined, precipitously, over their last two decades or so.
Paul is a national treasure.