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Who got into fights in school?
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That quote is from 'Time After Time' and McDowell's character was H.G. Wells. He was pursuing Jack The Ripper (David Warner) to 1979 San Francisco. One of my favorite films, even though Wells doesn't seem all that realistic through the script.
Warner has another memorable line, after they reach 1979:
"In my time, I was a freak; here, I am an amateur."
As far as fights, I've had a few. Dandruff, acne, and the like will bring on the comments. And there are those people who simply do not understand anything short of a physical response. Sometimes attempts at diplomacy will only go so far.
Let's just say that by nature I am a Quiet Man.
That quote is from 'Time After Time' and McDowell's character was H.G. Wells. He was pursuing Jack The Ripper (David Warner) to 1979 San Francisco. One of my favorite films, even though Wells doesn't seem all that realistic through the script.
Warner has another memorable line, after they reach 1979:
"In my time, I was a freak; here, I am an amateur."
As far as fights, I've had a few. Dandruff, acne, and the like will bring on the comments. And there are those people who simply do not understand anything short of a physical response. Sometimes attempts at diplomacy will only go so far.
Let's just say that by nature I am a Quiet Man.
One of my all-time favorite movies! I saw it for the first time when it first premiered on cable in the early '80s and it's been one of my favorite Malcolm McDowell and time travel films ever since. Excellent flick. Four stars.
That quote is from 'Time After Time' and McDowell's character was H.G. Wells. He was pursuing Jack The Ripper (David Warner) to 1979 San Francisco. One of my favorite films, even though Wells doesn't seem all that realistic through the script.
Warner has another memorable line, after they reach 1979:
"In my time, I was a freak; here, I am an amateur."
As far as fights, I've had a few. Dandruff, acne, and the like will bring on the comments. And there are those people who simply do not understand anything short of a physical response. Sometimes attempts at diplomacy will only go so far.
Let's just say that by nature I am a Quiet Man.
One of my all-time favorite movies! I saw it for the first time when it first premiered on cable in the early '80s and it's been one of my favorite Malcolm McDowell and time travel films ever since. Excellent flick. Four stars.
I also have Karl Alexander's original novel that was used as the basis for the film. The interesting thing is that my first copy of it was a Scholastic edition and it said 'abridged.' I always wondered what that was all about. When I finally found a regular edition, I found out. That photograph in John's pocket watch? That's his sister. He had an incestuous relationship with her that was edited out of the Scholastic edition.
I've never been in a fight in my life...or even close. I think I always had a way with words that would make people leave me alone.
I got into fights, but they were never too vicious. I was smart enough to talk my way out of situations involving kids with bad reps. I was a civil fighter. Punches above the waist only, and never to the face. I don't remember any of my fights ever getting out of hand or needing to be broken up. I feel like they would end with the first preemptive punch I landed, because of the sheer surprise of my victims that such a nice kid would lash out over stupid taunts.
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