William Hurt & Lawrence Kasdan "The Accidental Tourist" 1988 - Bobbie Wygant Archive

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[@chiefscheider]

This movie has been one of my favorites since I first saw it. Very moving, and at times also very funny.

[@jimvinespresents...8463]

Yup, I feel the same way. Great movie. And oh, the John Williams score...wonderful!

[@dawnemerson3604]

Yes indeed one of my ab faves

[@grejsdervishi7186]

RIP William Hurt ❤

[@patr70]

I can't beleive he is gone.

[@Sonic-dogmagic]

I like how he said you have to know grief to know joy. This movie was very emotionally powerful.

[@johnflynn9619]

William was a Great Actor. RIP Bobbie is Wonderful.

[@user-xb7dp4vu3r]

What an actor...

[@chiefscheider]

Great sense of humor, too. And Lawrence Kasdan wrote and directed some great films early in his career.

[@MSYNGWIE12]

RIP WILLIAM HURT. THANK YOU FROM THE HEART FOR SO MANY MAGICAL MOMENTS, GREAT ENTERTAINMENT, FOR SO MANY YEARS, SO MANY GREAT ACTORS, SO MANY SCENARIOS- YOU COULD PLAY ANYBODY, GOOD OR BAD GUYS- YOU WILL BE MUCH MISSED. Namaste from a fan Canada

[@Legoflymaster89]

RIP William Hurt

[@kifacorea]

Very cool

[@georgetollisonbuffett]

Bobbie Wygant: John Malkovich says you have the most mournful interior he’s ever known. Bill Hurt (basically): Who? Lol.

[@joancarrino890]

The quality of this recording sucks I can barely hear these people

[@jedijones]

LOL, I doubt Bobbie saw the movie or she wouldn't have asked if it could've had a sex scene.

[@tjhooker2712]

What a weird interview

[@jedijones]

It's pretty obvious she had not seen the movie and was trying to ask questions based on a very short plot blurb, LOL.