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meatloafistheking — 20 years ago(December 22, 2005 05:20 PM)
You are a disgrace to the human race. Nothing gives you the right to say that, not only is he one of the great actors of our time, he is also a comedian and a gentleman.His performance in The Family was outstanding. You and your family, friends, anyone you know or like, will burn in hell because of the comments you made. He is hands down the sexiest man on television.
Ringo -
larryifromla — 20 years ago(January 05, 2006 08:19 PM)
Well, statistically speaking, if "50 percent plus one" of the actors in the database are better than George, then I guess you could technically say he is "one of the worst." My wife and I were just talking about him, however, and as far as we can tell the man has had a great lifefame, fortune, mostly good timesand probably couldn't care less what "film snobs" think of him or his abilities. I'm fairly certain that 99-plus percent of men his age would "trade lives" with Hamilton in a heartbeat.
Cheers,
Larry I in LA -
tightspotkilo — 20 years ago(January 07, 2006 09:53 AM)
You nailed it right there. The man has had a life that most other people would envy. Blessed with photogenic good looks and charisma, he's lived the role of a gentleman playboy and man of leisure for forty years. And his acting really isn't all that bad. He does a very narrow range that he never tries to exceed, and he does it fine.
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southerngirl86 — 20 years ago(February 10, 2006 07:24 PM)
I love George Hamilton. He has a wonderful personality and he has a great sense of humor. I voted for him all of the time on "Dancing with the stars" and when I saw him dressed as Zorro I had to laugh because it took me back to my favorite movie of his "Zorro, the gay blade". He's just so classic and classy and reminds me of Clark Gable at times. I love George.
Life's a cow, milk it for all it's worth. -
tonyscol — 19 years ago(April 10, 2006 04:49 PM)
George lampoons himself too often
It's a real shame that he hasn't carved out a better niche for himself in
Hollywood. That tan is ridiculous. People don't take him seriously
because of it how he doesn't have skin cancer or a leathery face by now
is a miracle.
But the truth is, he can act. Godfather 3 is proof of that he played
a heavy role and pulled it off filling the void left by Robert DuVall.
Yes, he was an unlikely choice for the role but he stepped up and was
very good in the film. He should have had a stronger career afterwards
but for some reason, it didn't happen. Hollywood is not an easy place
to survive in he's does what he can do to survive and has it's a
shame that it wasn't the career that could have been.
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monkeyfunkygal4ever — 19 years ago(May 07, 2006 08:37 PM)
Say what you want, the guy is famous and nobody knows why. What has he done where he played a character other than "himself"? I don't even remember him from Godfather 3, which was the worst of the trilogy. I do know he's been on tv my whole life and everybody knows who he is and most people like him. If only we all could be that kind of celebrity
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brackenhe — 19 years ago(July 26, 2006 06:27 AM)
He should have had a stronger career afterwards
but for some reason, it didn't happen.>>>>>>
I really don't think he wants to work all that much and probably doesn't need to. He's in that cracker commercial right now and appears to take work from time to time. However, he seems like the type who would rather kick back. And he's getting older, knows he'll never be a Paul Newman type and probably doesn't care if he's not working non-stop. He seems like a pretty positive and delightful person. Heck, he's stayed on great terms with Alanna so when your ex-wife wants to still hang with you, you can't be that bad of a person. I like him a lot and his attitude toward life. -
TorontoJediMaster — 18 years ago(August 12, 2007 11:41 AM)
I think it's good that he is able to poke fun of himself.
Actors who take themselves too seriously -especially when they've past the peak of their careers- tend to not get roles. Plus, people start to do the lampooning for them.
Look at William Shatner. For years, he took himself far too seriously and thus was only working on
Star Trek
sequels or
Rescue 911
. But, once he finally learned to poke fun at himself, he's had a major career revival.
Then there's Adam West. For years, he's been willing to poke fun at his own image. The result is that he's more in demand than ever.
Maybe Hamilton should do a guest shot on
Family Guy
as the brother-in-law of Mayor Adam West.
