| November 2007 | 289 | 81 |
| 922 | 2 | 60 |
"So good-bye, dear, and amen
Here's hoping we meet now and then
It was great fun
But it was just one of those things"
Cole Porter
| My Birthday... | September 16 |
| Hometown... | Austin, TX |
| You can find me... | At jmdobies.com |
| Surprising fact about me... | Former College Baseball Coach |
| Favorite band growing up... | The Rolling Stones |
| Last good book I read... | Now Dig This! by Terry Southern |
| My favorite drink... | India Pale Ale |
| Favorite website... | jmdobies.blogspot.com |
Robert Redford has had a remarkable life in film, from his breaktthough in the '60s to his '70s superstardom to his current career as craggy character actor, activist, and main man at Sundance.
Here is my highly subjective list of the Top Ten Robert Redford Movies:
1. The Candidate (1972): Redford is at his charismatic, early '70s best as Bill McKay, dark horse candidate for U.S. Senate, whose campaign to unseat the heavily-favored Republican incumbent (Don Porter) gains momentum. Directed by Michael Ritchie, from Jeremy Larner's incisive script, with Peter Boyle, Allen Garfield, and Melvyn...
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