Burt Lancaster's Good Looks Hid Darkness

[@davemanning6424]

Regardless of his personal issues he was one of the most talented and dynamic actors ever to come out of hollywood !

[@rogersmith4834]

Burt got to return to Circus when his company filmed TRAPEZE (1956). This is the best circus picture--I know, as I'm circus. My friend Fay Alexander did the flying for Tony Curtis, and said this: "Tony flitted around playing the movie star, but Burt talked to us like old friends. He was still a circus man, and kept all dialogue and atmosphere correct." The story had the young flyer learning the frabled triple somersault, which Fay actually did on camera. Burt later wrote to Alexander, saying they could not have made the picture without him.

[@Lois-w3o]

❤❤❤❤

[@barbaramollmann5990]

Thank you

[@elizabethlinsay9193]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@danielthoman7324]

I think his best movie was "Come back little Sheba" with Shirley Booth.

[@JoanTarpley-hx9sh]

Booth gave such a touching, moving performance!

[@sarahalbers5555]

A true classic.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

He was good but too young for the role. Spencer Tracy or Fredric March would have fit better.

[@LynnP-e9q]

I love that movie too they never show it on tcm movie channel

[@loua1519]

Lancaster's personal life was his business. That's why it's called personal. He gave the world so much enjoyment.

[@KarmicSalt]

then why click on it? You knew what it would be. smhavsp

[@loua1519]

@KarmicSalt Always curious to see to what depths KZbinrs will sink.

[@vkngwmn6636]

Not when you sign on the dotted line and become studio property...everything you do either makes them money or not

[@veseyvonveitinghof]

@@loua1519 ...you proved your own contention about youtubers...

[@videohut4445]

Well said. Agree with u.

[@melissademarco5271]

He was a bisexual man who did marry and have two children which was hidden in the past unlike today. It seems that those wild parties which were filmed were encouraged by the studio heads to possibly keep their stars in line. If they became difficult these indiscretions were used against them. Seems like these situations have been in use for a very long time.

[@rogersmith4834]

An old-time gay circus clown I knew was on Burt's early circus tours, and said everyone knew he and Nick Cravat were intimate, but both roamed freely. Cravat's daughter said Nick enjoyed Burt for a girlfriend. This clown said he knew Burt VER-R-RY well, and that he was uncircumcised.

[@recceeboy1237]

​@@JoanTarpley-hx9shso a recent troll, about a month right. Troll and activist what a combination.

[@liandamattison6694]

@@rogersmith4834 k

[@lindahughes2289]

It seems EVERYONE is. A very beautiful man.

[@zzzbbbooo]

@@rogersmith4834 Who needs to know that though?

[@djjjk]

Burt was the only male star at Rock Hudson's funeral, chapeau. This and his civil rights activities says more about him as a person than any seedy FBI innuendo.

[@Spangletiger]

Every time I hear Hoover's name come up, my stomach turns.

[@14Aymara]

Mine too. Disgusting, despicable individual.

[@johnbailey1168]

Your not alone there 👍

[@CarolLustgarten]

Hoover was a big Bully. A disgrace. An American embarrassment. Shameful 😢😢😢

[@gracenote1837]

Oh my gosh, I love Burt Lancaster. He was so gorgeous. Don't forget to mention The Bird Man of Alcatraz. Great movie.

[@TheNester.]

He hid his Bisexuality because it was Illegal to be in a same sex relationship and a death sentence to his career. He was married 3 times and had 5 children, 3 daughters and 2 sons. His children acknowledged that Burt had many affairs, with both males and females. And Debra Kerr was well known for sleeping with her male costars on both sides of the pond. Hoover was a fine one to be judgemental when he hid his orientation behind his cross dressing.

[@ladyfirstladyfirst201]

J. Edgar was also biracial which is so ironic, considering he made it his mission to destroy the same race he was a part of! Hypocrisy, ego, narcissistic behaviors, and mirrors are comical, considering he was EVERYTHING HE TRIED TO ERASE!

[@JoanTarpley-hx9sh]

Both Roy Cohn and Hoover were self-loathing. The only reason they were buddies is because they had so much dirt on each other. The only option besides being pals, was for one to kill the other! The debauchery with underage boys they got up to on Cohn's yacht would curl the toes of Caligula. Hoover was a sick f*ck, as was Joe McCarthy. Hypocrisy at its most extreme.

[@kw882]

Seems like most of Hollywood is gay and straight actors were the exception back then and definitely now..

[@monl3807]

Meanwhile Hollywood was full of gay men. 7:22

[@montanacrone8984]

J Edgar. What a goose!

[@stellamal7088]

He also possesed great humbleness always fought for the underdogs, human rights, and he had great integrity❤

[@lrs7777]

Elmer Gantry was his VERY BEST role.

[@sharrigarvin3348]

That to me was his best role Simply magnificent

[@vickiepaul8258]

Only a Gay person would say this.

[@A2D4]

His movie “The Swimmer” or whatever it was called was one of the weirdest, most disturbing movies I’ve ever seen. I’ve been trying to figure it out ever since. Whoever wrote it must have had quite a strange side to them.

[@j.seagraves]

@A2D4 It's based on a short story by John Cheever.

[@A2D4]

That figures

[@marinakaye8284]

Love that movie!

[@j.seagraves]

@@marinakaye8284 Me too - one of my favourites!

[@fazole]

He was a man living in delusion. He seemed to have it all. Looks, wealthy friends, his own wealth, happy, carefree. Yet, it was all an act. His wife and family left him. His life in tatters. How many people are in that situation? That's my take.

[@richardbrowning8221]

Not only do the dead not tell any tales, they cannot defend themselves if the living are lying about their alleged indiscretions!.

[@kw882]

What lies??

[@herminepursch2470]

​@@kw882what do you know about truth

[@kw882]

@@herminepursch2470 your question makes no sense

[@herminepursch2470]

@@kw882 because we don't know the truth about anything of course it makes no sense to you

[@kw882]

@@herminepursch2470 you're lost probably can't identify your gender either 🤣🤣🤣

[@PinballBob1]

Lancaster in "The Leopard" based on the Italian novel "Il Leopardo" is a great showcase for his talent at an older age.

[@veseyvonveitinghof]

...i always thought it was his best film...

[@christelwilk6166]

@@veseyvonveitinghofhe was just phantastic in it

[@veseyvonveitinghof]

@@christelwilk6166 ...absolutely...

[@14Aymara]

"The Leopard" ? Strange translation, actually. In Italian it's "Il gattopardo", in Spanish it's "guepardo", in English I believe it's "cheetah" . Anyways, I LOVED that film. Visconti is a great director and Giovanni di Lampedusa an excellent writer.

[@kennethbrady]

A masterpiece, and Lancaster was sublime!

[@fortysomethingbadgirls2173]

His personal life was just that. He was a great actor, a great ass to women, and not a communist. These are my personal thoughts on some of the things in the video but iI did enjoy learning his background a bit more. Thank you for sharing

[@allan9603]

Hoover himself was light in the loafers..

[@rogersmith4834]

Right. Hoover placed Clyde Tolson high up in the FBI, and their intense personal affair was a secret kept in dark whispers out of serious fear of Hoover--who could make or break anyone at will.

[@allan9603]

@@rogersmith4834 Hoover also was responsible for the smear campaigns against MLK and Marilyn Monroe. Hoover hated the Kennedys as well, and was suspected of spreading rumors about RFK and Monroe having an affair, as well as Secretary Of State Dean Rusk visiting bordellos while in Vietnam. Hoover was also a vindictive little B, and if you crossed him he would smear you like butter!

[@ATLmodK]

Are you trying to say Hoover was gay? Light in the loafers is such a bizarre code for gay men.

[@allan9603]

@@ATLmodK Nothing "bizarre" about it. It's a common label. This is a forum, not a proper etiquette class.

[@JoanTarpley-hx9sh]

...and high heels!

[@John-oe5nb]

Wow, we find out that Burt Lancaster was human and not a perfect robot. Imagine that. J Edgar Hoover, of course, was absolutely perfect and what he said was the absolute truth.

[@herminepursch2470]

I don't understand people like Hoover they worry about what other people do but can't see themselves

[@John-oe5nb]

@@herminepursch2470 Welcome to humanity.

[@slhickinson43]

😂😂😂

[@habituallearner7680]

And of course J Edgar Hoover never misspent even one penny of the taxpayers' money indulging his own private little vendettas....

[@John-oe5nb]

@@habituallearner7680 You missed my sarcasm.

[@KarmicSalt]

Shelly Winters said that Lancaster told her he and his wife were broken up, not sleeping together. Then the wife popped up pregnant and Winters knew he had been lying to her. That is why she ended it.

[@TheNester.]

The nerve of Shelly to get upset because Burt was having sex with his wife! 😆

[@jacquelinelewis3131]

Was it Lancaster's child

[@learhaynes1002]

​@@TheNester.Lol right

[@evelynwells-rk1ed]

This fella is a legend of an actor, a great guy Rest In Peace 😊😊😊😊!

[@JohnVasilakos-t7q]

Read a book awhile ago about his sexual provilties . He was an intense Actor with many great films. I don’t want to know one’s personal life!! Just his Legacy!!

[@PamelaMacmillan-pc4rx]

​He was perfect

[@albertmarnell9976]

@@JohnVasilakos-t7q proclivities

[@stellamal7088]

He had a tremendous magnetism about him and he took it into all his acting roles he could make me cry at the drop of a hat a great actor rip mr lancaster❤🎉

[@goodstufffromdavidpaul2246]

J Edgar Hoover was one of the most demented leaders in law enforcement.

[@Ablank2011]

I feel like my first grade teacher is reading to the class.

[@phylliselizahb1041]

Versus how the current demographic runs its words together?

[@jeff-sq4fe]

wait wat?​@@phylliselizahb1041

[@alphooey]

The fact that Lancaster was “the only male after” to go to Rock Hudson’s funeral is beyond sad.

[@tanakeilidh384]

Could you do an episode about Claudine Longet? Her singing voice, stage presence and tragic story are fascinating and haunting to me. I don't think very many people remember her or knowwho she is.

[@arleneirvine1526]

andy william's wife?

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

The only "tragedy" in her story was the tragedy facing the man she murdered in cold blood, Vladimir "Spider" Sabich.

[@Dr.Pepper001]

To me his greatest performance was with Deborah Kerr, Rita Hayworth, and David Niven in _Table for One._

[@evelynfuller2086]

Loved that film

[@rogersmith4834]

The film with David Niven, who won Best Actor, was SEPARATE TABLES.

[@IVant2BAlone]

To me he will always be Starbuck from "The Rainmaker". I loved that movie. His performance was bit over the top, but it was meant to be.

[@limeycheesehead97]

Anohter brilliant video. I'm becoming addicted to your channel.

[@Factinate]

Welcome aboard!

[@debrabolton9372]

Burt Lancaster has been my favorite actor since I was a child and saw him in The Birdman of Alcatraz. His personal life had nothing to do with his exceptional performances.

[@kimsherlock8969]

Montgomery and Burt were powerful performers both loved by their timeless characters in their film gallery Forever artefacts of a special time in film.

[@MummyBrown]

Monte Clift > Marlon Brando any day. He is still pure magic on screen.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

I think he is one of the very few Hollywood Stars that was really driven to refine his craft. Even though he made it in the 1940's, he gave his best performances in the 60's.

[@leemitchellmusic]

The man was a LEGEND...enough said...

[@DH-ve5bl]

Lancaster and Kirk Douglas were funny in the 1986 movie “Tough Guys”. They played career criminals, just released after a 30 year stretch, who find it difficult to re-adjust to society and avoid crime.While that is a serious subject, the movie was lighthearted and played for laughs. Good escapist fare.

[@girlonfire981]

One of my all time favorites!

[@genighmartin4999]

So what was the darkness.

[@genniejefferson6588]

One of my favorite actors. He was a natural. I read Shelley Winters book, was so interesting, couldn’t put it down. She was obsessed with him. “Valdez is Coming “ was one of my favorites. I believe he was just friendly with everyone. Don’t believe he was gay.

[@TheNester.]

@genniejefferson6588 He wasn't gay, he was Bisexual. BIG difference!

[@nostradamus522]

Is this not the same !? Or include this to have sex with a alien !?👽

[@frankstefini3392]

William Holden deserved that Oscar for Stalag 17. It doesn’t mean that Lancaster wasn’t brilliant.

[@CarolLustgarten]

Great actor. Very talented. Loved him in the sweet smell of success. Couldn't care less what he did in his private life. None of anyone body's business.

[@misterbojangles6205]

"The Birdman of Alcatraz" I read the book he didn't miss a thing.

[@stephenclemence5856]

Except isn't wasn't an accurate portrayal of the real Robert Stroud, who was a wicked pedophile and a murderer in real life.

[@monl3807]

Hoover was gay too. 19:17

[@davidhallett8783]

Ya figured that out huh edith

[@blackwidowspider9852]

1 has to wonder about the FBI director at that time his Lifestyle

[@allan9603]

Hoover was a cross dresser, and like Don Lemon today, he liked his spiked heels and fish net stockings; but unlike Lemon, Hoover didn't patron such clubs as the Pink Slipper(Anderson Cooper's hangout), and other gay establishments.

[@oceansams5886]

J. Edgar hoover! Nobody talks about just. Edgar

[@montanacrone8984]

J Edgar was weird. Had “stuff” on every one while lying about his own life.

[@herminepursch2470]

​@@allan9603where you there? And what did you wear?

[@allan9603]

@@herminepursch2470 I was there, and saw you in a gorilla suit with a hula skirt, dancing to Don Ho's music.

[@14Aymara]

I'm sorry you didn't mention Lancaster's work in Europe, where he was the main character in Luchino Visconti's film "Il gattopardo", in which he co-starred with Claudia Cardinale, Alain Delon and Paolo Stoppa. Or "Novecento", directed by Bertolucci. Great movies.

[@roadrunner381]

Im sure he was watching Burty, Hoover was a twinkle toes himself!😂

[@cynthismanning6397]

My parents lived in L.A. before I was born. My dad ran in interesting circles and was at a Hollywood party where Burt Lancaster was in attendance with a man. My dad asked his friend why and his friend disclosed that Burt was gay. My dad's jaw hit the floor but kept the secret. He said he was even better looking in person.

[@MreViewer]

Some of the shots supposedly of Shelley Winters are of Shirley Jones

[@moiralauten6924]

Yep - and one or two were Deborah Kerr (when they were indicating Shelly) - but in contrast, this video acually did that a Lot Less than most others of this genre🙂 whatcha gonna do

[@norahdenovan8658]

He was great, ❤

[@oceansams5886]

Love burt Lancaster. Now days you can read tabloids about the actors. A lot of them are gay and the women are made of plastic, which looks unnatural. Burt was a damn good actor. Loved watching him in from here to eternity.

[@walkerpantera]

Great presentation.

[@charlieconnelly5514]

Great video,thank you 👍

[@Factinate]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@aodhganmerrimac]

You twice commented on his shaved look in from Here to Eternity as if it was unusual. Shaved chests, legs & pits were common in old Hollywood.

[@readmore4178]

" Kill the baby, because it might impede my career". Ladies and gentleman, the morality of Hollywood. And it became the morality of the land.

[@carolinejohnson22]

I think its a pack of lies. He had no darkness. Communist??? 😅😅. So what if he was friends with Rock Hudson? Being homosexual or bisexual was illegal in those days so it was hidden. They dont make men like that anymore. Handsome, masculine and gorgeous . 😅😅❤

[@elizabethbrauer1118]

I would like to imagine BL and Shirley Jones having an affair, but Shirley was probably faithful to her hubbie Jack Cassidy. Lancaster and Jones were white hot in "Elmer Gantry." Jones won an Oscar for her performance.

[@stellamal7088]

Who ever said he could make you cry in an instant was right, burt lancaster could always make me cry and get emotional 😢 thats why i knew he was a tremendous actor he had a certain magnetism about him, and thats why he became a top star his personal life, was his own business he gave us some of the best films he was unique, 👎in a class by himself rip mr lancaster you may be gone, but never forgotten

[@cortrichards8179]

Hoover was an odd man. The 1950's and 60's were very challenging for many people, and a lot of it comes down to Hoover and the CIA. I have it on good word, that Hoover himself liked to visit the 'Swish Alps' once in a while. He was likely very envious that he couldn't join Lancaster, Hudson and others in some of their escapades and parties. Just one of those odd facts here in the US.

[@RonOside]

Odd how all the white icons are being dismantled.

[@koriw1701]

You mentioned that Burt had a stroke in 1980. I'm pretty sure that you meant to say 1990. This was a good video. I love it when channels align with those who have 'evocative' details in their lives and openly acknowledge the lives of hidden 'love.' Someone's personal life is their own and what they decide makes them happy should be respected without judgment

[@MichaelRoy-hc3lz]

Even though l enjoyed this the title is a bit of clickbait. It's not like he was a Soviet spy or may have been involved in a murder (sorry Kirk) the horrible dark secret was that he may have been bisexual? Like he's the only actor ever suspected of that. Like most people l could care less. Even into his senior years he made some great movies. Thanks Burt

[@watchgoose]

Seems like no one can let the deceased rest in peace any more.They have to dig up dirt.

[@kw882]

The truth is not dirt

[@KarmicSalt]

well it is your choice to click on it . smhavsp

[@Christy19627]

What is smhavsp?

[@herminepursch2470]

​@@kw882what is truth? And who's opinion of truth?

[@kw882]

@@herminepursch2470 if you don't know what true and false is at this point in life I can't tell you

[@JoeyKO757]

Really apparently you don’t know about the government, the man made a movie that showed how the government planned and then covered up the assassination of JFK

[@veritas6335]

Baloney.

[@joanross1384]

His private should be his PRIVATE LIFE!! Leave him alone!

[@KarmicSalt]

THEN DON'T CLICK...smhavsp

[@calxtra5361]

LOCAL HERO IS A GREAT FILM FROM HIM!

[@normacasini838]

Well, Burt...nuce comment about the film, Marty. Actually, this is an i credible film, and Borgnones acting chops are tops.

[@FranklinWilson-ev9dq]

Man! Wasn't Hoover Gay, Himself??!!

[@mauricesingsinparis]

Greatest picture Seven Days in May🎉

[@NotYou9311]

Just as always, with everyone...it is all none of anyone else's d#$ned business.

[@KarmicSalt]

and yet you clicked....smhavsp

[@tomy8339]

​@@KarmicSaltWhat's your obsession with this? I've read a stack of comments and you've replied the same thing over and over again to different people. Do you have nothing better to do?

[@herminepursch2470]

​@@KarmicSaltI like to read I don't agree with a lot of it. But so what l have my own opinion

[@gigiarmany]

why the obsessive repeating of his name?..wierd

[@bogeysbaby]

Good narration. Thank you.

[@judiesmith167]

When some one dies, there allot of things said about them ,that the person is not able to defend themselves. So many people ride on the untruth to make money for themselves.

[@willwalsh3436]

I saw "Atlantic City" when I was about 17. I'm sure I knew Burt Lancaster from films I had seen on TV, and I'm pretty sure "Elmer Gantry" was one. I really liked "Local Hero" too which was released in the early 1980s a few years later. I did see a lot of his best roles until many years later, but I have respect for him as an actor. Don't really care about his personal life, but I guess speculation about movie stars comes with the territory.

[@ChristineP-qp6vn]

First lines of the video is Lancaster seem too good to be true. Hate to break it to your sister, but no one‘s perfect. As a matter of fact, the dirtbag Hoover that had files on both Lancaster and others himself had things that he wanted to hide away from the world. Hoover also persecuted people whether there was evidence of them doing wrong or not. And even if they were in the communist party, there was no legal or moral reason for them to be persecuted. America is supposed to be the land of the free where you don’t hide from your government and fear retribution for having your own opinion. It’s all included in the first amendment. Freedom of assembly freedom of speech freedom from reprisals freedom of religion and freedom of the press. I don’t care what your sexuality is it doesn’t matter, nor should it. However, I do find it ironic that Hoover was rumoured to be cross dresser, I’m not saying that to insult cross dressers I’m merely pointing that out because it makes him a hypocrite.

[@evelynevantol4814]

Waar is de darkness😂ik hou van die man😊

[@gpasprimus6505]

In the Kentukian running across the swamp to save his son was legendary not many like Burt these days

[@Clivesharrison]

Sorry you left out his marvellous cameo role in 1983’s ‘Local Hero’?

[@robertotamesis1783]

Hoover would have attacked Robin Hood too , " Rob the rich give to the poor" . Such theme of movies of that nature was under the eyes of FBI. Many stars like Lee Grant, Zero Mostel etc..were black listed, even if you attend a union orientation meeting between casts , production crew , and directors was being monitored by the FBI . I remember movie The Manchurian candidate , the first one , everyone on the set was looking over their shoulders. Am I safe from being blacklisted?

[@learhaynes1002]

R.I.P. to Burt Lancaster.

[@judiesmith167]

Again I say Burt Lancaster was the best actor ever. Robert Mitchum next.

[@lindahughes2289]

GREAT ACTOR. .

[@stellamal7088]

He Lancaster, brought us so much amazing entertainment from his movies he was in fact, a great actor, in a class by himself hoover, and the first, Cia, govt etc. Had no business in his life he was a great humanitarian and always fought for individuals rights he was no hypocrite, and believed he had the right to live his life as he chose he was, no doubt, one of the greatest actors of his time, and a very humble and good human being his ability to emote on screen, was what made him such a great actor in his more dramatic roles, he always made me cry no doubt, a great actor rip mr lancaster❤

[@MP-mo4ql]

1988 Rocket Gibraltar No mention of this film with a spectator ensemble cast and Burt

[@johnvaccaro7022]

Fortunately, we'rlve evolved to a point where people are judged on their quality of character and not on their personal lives or sexuality.

[@alphooey]

13:27 that’s one hell of a party.

[@frankstefini3392]

Lancaster in company with Jane Fonda, Barbara Streisand, and Paul Newman says it all.

[@HelenL2-b1i]

I don't care about what he did behind close doors. He was such amazing actor and Rock Hudson also. Especially when Rock would work with Doris Day. OMG I would myself sick too. RIP To all 🙏🏼🕊️🙏🏼🕊️🙏🏼

[@poolnoodleninja8686]

Am I the only one who noticed the inconsistencies in the timeline, ie. he somehow died in 1984 AND 1994?! Pretty sloppy work by the narrator/editor/scriptwriter 🙄

[@KatrinkaGivens-yh1fh]

Civil rights is everyone's right.

[@ClaireH1418]

Error in listing the year of his stroke. You say it was 1980. And also maybe Hoover wanted him as his boy toy. LOL. RIP Burt. We still love your movies today.

[@pmajudge]

💯💖👋👋👍👍!! YEP! MY FAVOURITE HOLLYWOOD STAR. SEEN MANY MOVIES OF HIS . R.I.P. TO MR. BURT LANCASTER . " TRAPEZE" WAS MY FAVOURITE !! MY FAMILY TOOK ME TO THE MOVIE ( 1950's). I THOUGHT HE WAS SOOO! HANDSOME GORGEOUS MAN. HOWEVER, PRIVATE LIVES OF STARS IN THE ENTERAINTMENT WORLD WOULD BE NEFARIOUS INDEED!! THATS LIFE!!! FROM , U.K. (2024).

[@AllenMurphy-le8sw]

More man than most Hollywood stars.

[@asullivan4047]

Interesting/informative/entertaining.

[@veritas6335]

FABULOUS actor and an all-time heart throb. VERY very very sexy. Do we really need to know this stuff? What is gained by gossipy, smearing tell-alls that just destroy the public's illusions and the reputations of artists who worked hard to master their craft, and did? What good does this do? BOOOOO! ! ! !

[@stevenhall9349]

I understand that he wouldn’t work with any actors or actresses that didn’t agree with him politically

[@nohandle62]

Really tired of the fad of people claiming everyone in Hollywood was gay or bi. Get. A. Life.

[@dlissett821]

Reality check A lot were.

[@dantrey3714]

great legend of an actor! his personal life? that was his business, iv'e no interest in the latter.

[@joycepiantes8383]

I find it very sad that his grave is marked with a 1 foot by 1 foot marker with just his name.

[@Sven_E07]

This is what I hate about channels like this: The smearing. I won't even watch this video. And if it's just clickbait? Low down standards, nothing to see here too.

[@marianneschacht3799]

Hmmmm…Never heard that one before! Hahahahahahaha😊

[@Silverfern2424]

So sad that some people couldn’t be their true selves 😢 took a long time to change

[@JoanTarpley-hx9sh]

A certain political faction is trying to take us back to that kind of sick society. Hate crimes against the gay community are increasing, since 2016.

[@timages]

It is rather shocking for me to think he had sexual affairs with men, then again I'm making that judgment based on his roles as an actor. Obviously I didn't know Burt Lancaster at all.

[@dlissett821]

Why?

[@Dabhach1]

Vera Cruz. Talk about signposting it.

[@LenaFerrari]

I wouldn't give up my successful career with something I love for ONE finger. Maybe my hand, but not for a finger I'm not judging his choice, it's HIS finger and HIS career, I'm just confused on why the narrator said it was such an obvious choice

[@begbieyabass]

What abou5 Local Hero ?

[@denisehall5145]

The narrator sounds ok to me.