Kill Bill - Page 3

TheLastFortnight · (#21 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by SaintKat

RIP David Carradine.

It seems there are a lot of people sad about him and all that, but did someone here watch his Kung Fu series or anything he did besides Kill Bill?

bELyVIS · (#22 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by clairebear

R.I.P David Carradine!

I was sad. He got me my first part in a movie called "High Noon part 2". I also did "Revenge of the nerds" with his brother Robert. Both really nice guys and fun to party with.

MMM · (#23 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by TheLastFortnight

It seems there are a lot of people sad about him and all that, but did someone here watch his Kung Fu series or anything he did besides Kill Bill?

I certainly did watch Kung-fu as a kid. It really helped kids from my generation get into martial arts.

TheLastFortnight · (#24 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by bELyVIS

I was sad. He got me my first part in a movie called "High Noon part 2". I also did "Revenge of the nerds" with his brother Robert. Both really nice guys and fun to party with.

What? Are you saying that you actually knew and worked with him?

bELyVIS · (#25 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by TheLastFortnight

What? Are you saying that you actually knew and worked with him?

Yes, I was a stuntman in a old west studio, doing fights and gunfights, when he was filming there. My boss was talking with him and introduced me. David asked if I could get him a beer and I knew that there were kegs hooked up on the bar movie set for parties so I got us some. We talked and he told me he liked my costume and asked if I was in the movie. I told him no and he asked if I would like to be. Of course, I said. He asked the director to put me in. I was told to sit on a fence and run away scared when Lee Majors (The Six Million Dollar Man, who was the ex-Sheriff in this movie) came riding up because I knew there was going to be a gunfight. It was a small meaningless part, but for a teenager who was raised and loved Westerns and "Kung Fu" it was the best day of my life.

uenostation54 · (#26 (**permalink**))

Pretty cool movie. I watch it mostly for Chiaki Kuriyama

MMM · (#27 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by bELyVIS

Yes, I was a stuntman in a old west studio, doing fights and gunfights, when he was filming there. My boss was talking with him and introduced me. David asked if I could get him a beer and I knew that there were kegs hooked up on the bar movie set for parties so I got us some. We talked and he told me he liked my costume and asked if I was in the movie. I told him no and he asked if I would like to be. Of course, I said. He asked the director to put me in. I was told to sit on a fence and run away scared when Lee Majors (The Six Million Dollar Man, who was the ex-Sheriff in this movie) came riding up because I knew there was going to be a gunfight. It was a small meaningless part, but for a teenager who was raised and loved Westerns and "Kung Fu" it was the best day of my life.

That's a great story.