Website review: Ovi Magazine : Popeye and Cloudy by...
mokkikunta discovered this in Movies
•5 reviews since Feb 13, 2008
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mokkikunta discovered 5 months ago- From the page: "The sad passing of Roy Scheider, aged 75, this month has prompted me to rewind 37 years to 1971 and his first Academy Award nomination for Best Actor in a Supporting Role. Four years before his acclaimed role in Jaws as police chief Martin Brody - "You're gonna need a bigger boat!" - Scheider starred in The French Connection and signalled his arrival among the Hollywood elite."
- lekahe rated 5 months ago
- From the page: "The sad passing of Roy Scheider, aged 75, this month has prompted me to rewind 37 years to 1971 and his first Academy Award nomination for Best Actor in a Supporting Role. Four years before his acclaimed role in Jaws as police chief Martin Brody - "You're gonna need a bigger boat!" - Scheider starred in The French Connection and signalled his arrival among the Hollywood elite."
- kdfrawg rated 5 months ago
- I thought Scheider was excellent in the French connection, but less so playing second fiddle to a shark. He did have that feel of sleaze around him, didn't he?
- absolutelytrue rated 5 months ago
- From the page: "The sad passing of Roy Scheider, aged 75, this month has prompted me to rewind 37 years to 1971 and his first Academy Award nomination for Best Actor in a Supporting Role. Four years before his acclaimed role in Jaws as police chief Martin Brody - "You're gonna need a bigger boat!" - Scheider starred in The French Connection and signalled his arrival among the Hollywood elite."
