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This has always cracked me up. He might as well be chomping on a cigar.
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This made me LOL!
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Back to the OP, I would submit that a lot of the acoustic music of the time was played on Martin guitars. As one who has visited the Martin factory and walked through the museum there are many relics from that age adorned for all to see.
If the filmmakers wanted to be accurate, then perhaps they approached Martin to supply an accurate replica. Given what Kurt Russell did to an actual relic during the filming of Hateful Eight I don't think that was an option. According to the tour guide in my visit to the Martin factory in October 2016 they weren't likely to be associated with many more Hollywood productions.
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Quote:
In these days of YouTube and other video sharing sites, one would expect to find numerous clips online documenting Tony Curtis’ delivery of this infamous line, but those who seek such confirmation invariably come away disappointed. That’s because Curtis never uttered any such words: not in The Black Shield of Falworth, nor The Prince Who Was a Thief, The Vikings, or any of his other movies.https://www.snopes.com/quotes/signature/tonycurtis.asp |
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Oh yes, but I meant those that were flying during Spartacus days, 1st century BC...
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