Charles bronson

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SD’s FAVOURITE CHARLES BRONSON FILMS IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE

1. ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST 1968 Henry Fonda
2. MAGNIFICENT SEVEN 1960 Yul Brynner
3. GUNS FOR SAN SEBASTIAN 1968 Anjanette Comer
4. RED SUN 1971 Alain Delon
5. BULL OF THE WEST (VIRGINIAN TV) 1971 James Drury
6. VILLA RIDES 1968 Yul Brynner
7. FAREWELL FRIEND 1968 Alain Delon
8. CHINO/VALDEZ HORSES 1973 Jill Ireland
9. GUNS OF DIABLO 1964 Susan Oliver
10. VIOLENT CITY 1970 Telly Savalas
11. CHATOS LAND 1972 Jack Palance
12. STONE KILLER 1973 Martin Balsam
13. THIS RUGGED LAND 1962 Richard Egan
14. MASTER OF THE WORLD 1961 Vincent Price
15. RIDER ON THE RAIN 1971 Marlene Jobert
16. COLD SWEAT 1970 James Mason
17. THUNDER OF DRUMS 1961 George Hamilton
18. DEATH WISH 1974 Hope Lange
    MR MAJESTYK 1974 Linda Cristal
    WHITE BUFFALO 1977 Clint Walker
19. MECHANIC 1972 Jean M. Vincent
    VALACHI PAPERS 1972 Jill Ireland
20. SOMEONE BEHIND THE DOOR 1971 Anthony Perkins
    TWINKY 1969 Susan George
    DEATH HUNT 1981 Andrew Stevens

CHARLES BRONSON’s 1950s GREAT FILMS Westerns Like Jubal 56, Run Of Arrow 57
House of Wax 1953 I have NOT included in the TOP 20 as Bronson was NOT Main Cast.

CHARLES BRONSON 1970s Pose

[ENNIOO]

My Red Sun U.K quad:

[Bad_Lieutenant]

Nice one, ENNIOO.

[ENNIOO]

@Bad Lieutenant

Nice one, ENNIOO.

Thanks :).

[AvatarDK]

@ENNIOO

My Red Sun U.K quad:

Hey that one goes in the poster thread, Ennioo

But definitely nice. Definitely nicer than the rather colorless Danish ditto:

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NO NEIN NON Yö FöLISH DANSKE DECAY

There’s nothing wröng with this pöster, says inspectore Clysöö:

Den Sol is Röd and Terence is Yöng

Okäy, Ursula is a bit anders and Capucine is misspelled, it shöd by Cappuccino

But that’s öl (say the Arabs)

• Sorry fot the ö, couldn’t find the Danish equivalent on my keyboard (suppose I nead an code)

And Den Gröte Stille is a rötten smörgasbord western!

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RED SUN 1971 POSTERS Both very pleasing Ennioo and AvatarDk.
Ennioo’s is more colourful but Avatar’s is more sharply focused on the actors

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@ Scherpy

Very oddly amusing language analysis ;D
I am going to ORDER another BAG Of COCKROACHES from the 5 STAR Restaurant

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[quote=“SARTANA DJANGO, post:27, topic:904”]RED SUN 1971 POSTERS Both very pleasing Ennioo and AvatarDk.
Ennioo’s is more colourful but Avatar’s is more sharply focused on the actors

MORE Posters Welcome On Lovely Charles Bronson Films

@ Scherpy

Very oddly amusing language analysis ;D
I am going to ORDER another BAG Of COCKROACHES from the 5 STAR Restaurant ;)[/quote]

ölreit

[AvatarDK]

[quote=“scherpschutter, post:26, topic:904”]* Sorry fot the ö, couldn’t find the Danish equivalent on my keyboard (suppose I nead an code)

And Den Gröte Stille is a rötten smörgasbord western![/quote]
Actually smorgasbord is Swedish so should feel insulted now

To get Danish citizenship you in fact have to be able to say “Rødgrød med fløde” flawless ten times in a row… It would be funny if it wasn’t so close to the truth.

Have a nice evening amigos,
Søren

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@AvatarDK

To get Danish citizenship you in fact have to be able to say “Rødgrød med fløde” flawless ten times in a row… It would be funny if it wasn’t so close to the truth.

So… how do you spell it?

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And what does it mean ?

[Dorado]

@scherpschutter

And what does it mean ?

It means stewed fruit with cream. The thing is that it’s almost impossible to pronounce for someone who isn’t danish.

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SD’s FAVOURITE CHARLES BRONSON FILMS IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE AMENDED

I have ADJUSTED My Charles Bronson TOP 20 as shown below

1. ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST 1968 Henry Fonda
2. MAGNIFICENT SEVEN 1960 Yul Brynner
3. GUNS FOR SAN SEBASTIAN 1968 Anjanette Comer
4. RED SUN 1971 Alain Delon
5. BULL OF THE WEST (VIRGINIAN TV) 1971 James Drury
6. VILLA RIDES 1968 Yul Brynner
7. FAREWELL FRIEND 1968 Alain Delon
8. CHINO/VALDEZ HORSES 1973 Jill Ireland
9. GUNS OF DIABLO 1964 Susan Oliver
10. VIOLENT CITY 1970 Telly Savalas
11. CHATOS LAND 1972 Jack Palance
12. STONE KILLER 1973 Martin Balsam
13. THIS RUGGED LAND 1962 Richard Egan
14. MASTER OF THE WORLD 1961 Vincent Price
    HOUSE OF WAX 1953 Vincent Price
15. RIDER ON THE RAIN 1971 Marlene Jobert
16. COLD SWEAT 1970 James Mason
    YOU CAN’T WIN THEM ALL 1969 Michele Mercier
17. THUNDER OF DRUMS 1961 George Hamilton
18. DEATH WISH 1974 Hope Lange
    MR MAJESTYK 1974 Linda Cristal
    WHITE BUFFALO 1977 Clint Walker
19. MECHANIC 1972 Jean M. Vincent
    VALACHI PAPERS 1972 Jill Ireland
20. SOMEONE BEHIND THE DOOR 1971 Anthony Perkins
    TWINKY 1969 Susan George
    DEATH HUNT 1981 Andrew Stevens

CHARLES BRONSON’s 1950s GREAT FILMS Westerns Like Jubal 56, Run Of Arrow 57
House of Wax 1953 I have NOT included in the TOP 20 as Bronson was NOT Main Cast.

CHARLES BRONSON ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST 1968

[Silvanito]

Some great looking German Bronson-posters:

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@Lindberg

Some great looking German Bronson-posters:

LOVELY Charles Bronson Action Posters Tack x 3 Lindberg !!

[ENNIOO]

Great posters :).

[ENNIOO]

Time for a Bronson poster I think, and this time it is a quad for Chato’s Land /Killer Of Killers (A.K.A The Mechanic ):

[ENNIOO]

Bronson filmed a series of ads in the early 70’s for a mans aftershave in the far east, and here is one you can see on youtube (with links to lots more):

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Bronson is ripped!!! Chuck Norris watch out! ;D

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@Søren

Reminds me of an interview I saw with Enzo G. Castellari (probably from one of the sw-discs) where he told of a meeting he had with Bronson as he wanted him in his next movie or something. Bronson walked around barechested and flexing his muscles about obviously showing off. Enzo noticed this rolled up his sleeves and started flexing his apparently larger muscles … LOL. A meeting I would have wanted to see. Well it went something like that, somebody correct me. Bronson didn’t get/want the part in the end I think

I’ve just been watching the extras on the Koch Johnny Hamlet disc. This is where it’s from. Castellari comes across as such a humourous and warm man and related that story. Castellari went to Cannes to meet up with Bronson and was kept waiting for a week or so. Castellari enjoyed his time there but spent much of his days doing his weights and building up his already formidable muscles.
During the meeting a near naked Bronson was waving his pipe about and flexing his arm muscles - paying more attention to his own physique than to the discussion. Castellari took of his jacket and started flexing his own in artificially constructed movements - trying to make it look natural. The interview has Castellari laughing and saying it must have looked ridiculous to an outside spectator.
No film was ever made - although the interview does mention a title - and they ended up arm-wrestling. I’m not sure who won 'cos Castellari, (and myself), were laughing so much at this point!