Remembering Kirk Douglas - (Action, Drama, Westerns) - video Dailymotion

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As news of Kirk Douglas's death, we would like to pay tribute to a great actor from his acting accomplishments to awards and many more. Here are a few of the many films he has been in. Links for full films are here:  Ace in the hole-https://dai.ly/x7rl3jy  The Big Sky-https://dai.ly/x7rky7m  The Big Trees-https://dai.ly/x7rky7l  The Master's Touch-https://dai.ly/x23cpvt  The Final Countdown-https://dai.ly/x7rky7n

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00:00THE END

00:25Thanks, your honor. Take these over to the engravers.

00:28What's this mess?

00:30They haven't got any chopped chicken livers. I brought you some chicken tacos.

00:33Chicken tacos?

00:35They're not gonna chop the livers anymore for you. Nobody else buy them.

00:38And no more garlic pickles.

00:43When the history of this sun-baked Siberia is written,

00:46these shameful words will live in infamy.

00:49No chopped chicken liver.

00:53No garlic pickles.

00:56No Lindy's.

00:58No Madison Square Garden.

01:00No Yogi Berra.

01:03What do you know about Yogi Berra, Miss Devrish?

01:06I beg your pardon?

01:07Yogi Berra!

01:08Yogi? Why, it's a sort of religion, isn't it?

01:11You bet it is. A belief in the New York Yankees.

01:16You know what's wrong with New Mexico, Mr. Wendell?

01:19Too much outdoors.

01:21Give me those eight spindly trees in front of Rockefeller Center any day.

01:25That's enough outdoors for me.

01:28No subways smelling sweet sour.

01:33What are you used for noise around here?

01:36No beautiful roar from eight million ants fighting, cursing, loving.

01:42No shows, no South Pacific.

01:45No chic little dames across a crowded bar.

01:50And worst of all, Herbie, no 80th floor to jump from when you feel like it.

01:55Is this one of your long-playing records, Chuck?

01:58Let's hear the other side.

02:01All right. I'll play it for you.

02:04When I came here, I thought this was going to be a 30-day stretch.

02:07Maybe 60.

02:09Now it's a year.

02:11It looks like a life sentence.

02:13Where is it? Where's the loaf of bread with a file in it?

02:17Where's that big story to get me out of here?

02:21One year, and what's the hot news?

02:24A soapbox derby.

02:27A tornado that double-crossed us and went to Texas.

02:31An old goof who said he was the real Jesse James.

02:34Until they found out he was a chicken thief from Gallup by the name of...

02:38Shimmelmacher.

02:41I'm stuck here, fans.

02:43Stuck for good.

02:47Unless, of course, you, Mr. Everish.

02:50Instead of writing household hints about how to remove chili stains from blue jeans,

02:55get yourself involved in a trunk murder.

02:59How about it, Mr. Everish?

03:01I could do wonders with your dismembered body.

03:06Or you, Mr. Wendell.

03:09If you'd only toss that cigar out of the window real far,

03:13all the way to Los Alamos.

03:16And boom!

03:20Now, there would be a story.

03:23I told you no liquor in the office.

03:26I thought I could trust you.

03:28I told you no liquor in the office.

03:31I told you no liquor in the office.

03:34I thought I could trust you.

03:36What a suspicious nature you have, Mr. Booth.

03:42Pretty, isn't it?

03:43I make those things every night when I go home out of matches and toothpicks.

03:47Calms my nerves.

03:50Sorry, Tatum.

03:52Maybe you do need a change.

03:54Do I?

03:55Then I got news for you.

03:56You're going out of town for a couple of days.

03:58How far and in what direction?

04:00Los Barrios County.

04:01They're having a rattlesnake hunt, and I want you to cover it.

04:04A rattlesnake hunt?

04:05That's right.

04:06And take Herbie along.

04:07Let's get some art.

04:09A rattlesnake hunt.

04:11Well, isn't that ginger peachy?

04:13A real stop the press, pull out the front page, get ready to read plate assignment.

04:17Have a nice time, Chuck.

04:18See the country.

04:19And don't worry.

04:20I'll put the paper to bed.

04:24Well, it looks like we're starting our second year with a real bang.

04:28Okay, fan. Pack up.

04:59Yahoo!

05:01Yahoo!

05:06I got a real dry mouth.

05:08Hey, two out of the best, pal.

05:09Two you'll get.

05:29Bonsoir, Monsieur.

05:31Hi.

05:33Anything you got? Plenty of it.

05:37I think she's asking if we want to eat.

05:41Sure, sure. Bring it along.

05:46I think we came to the right place.

05:48Well, good hunting.

05:51Same to you.

05:54I'll have another one.

05:56Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

06:01Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

06:06Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

06:12Remember, I must go.

06:19Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

06:25Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

06:30Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

06:35Remember, I must go.

06:40My glass looks so very empty.

06:45Hmm.

06:47My heart feels empty, too.

06:51What a glass that is full.

06:55Make me think she is true.

07:01Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

07:10Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

07:16Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

07:22Remember, I must go.

07:28Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

07:34Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

07:40Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

07:44Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

07:49Oh, whiskey, leave me alone.

07:52I see you ain't found that Zeb Calloway yet.

07:55We ain't been looking very hard.

07:57He ain't much, but hog-calling won't fetch him.

08:06You ought to be learned to keep your feet to yourself.

08:20Here's your money, boys.

08:21Certified cashier's check.

08:23Ah, you gave us that check business before.

08:26Yeah, we want to see the cash.

08:27Where's the money?

08:28Yeah, we want to see the cash.

08:29Where's the money?

08:30All right, boys.

08:32Anything you say goes.

08:34Frenchy, take this check to the bank.

08:37Have them send over a couple of guards with the cash.

08:40Go on.

08:41You heard them.

08:42They want their money.

08:43Get to the bank.

08:46You know what this means, fellas?

08:49You're breaking up the team.

08:51For good.

08:53Jim Fallon and his boys.

08:56The minute you sign that receipt book, paid in full,

08:59that's the end.

09:00You leave me busted.

09:02You put me out of business.

09:03Good thing it is, Fallon.

09:05It's about time, too.

09:07Pay them off once and for all.

09:09Let them come back to work for us honest lumber men.

09:11Steady work, regular pay.

09:13We've had enough of you, Fallon.

09:15You're leaving town.

09:16And right now.

09:18A couple of measly bobcats turned tigers.

09:21We're not joking, Fallon.

09:22Get going.

09:36I'm moving no place till I'm ready.

09:45Get them out of here.

09:47That was great, Jim.

09:48You all right?

09:49What a run!

09:54Boys, even if I'd been shot,

09:57it'd have been worth it to know how you feel about me.

10:00You still like me.

10:02And now I want to tell you why I hoped you'd stick with me.

10:04You know me.

10:06Jim Fallon doesn't like to hire.

10:07He likes to share.

10:09And right now, I want to share with you

10:11the whole north of California.

10:13There's giant redwoods out there, men.

10:15Big around is that office.

10:17It's so tall, you can't see the sky.

10:19There's so much board footage in just one of those big trees

10:22that it makes a month's cutting here

10:24look like a pile of toothpicks.

10:26Now, look.

10:27You're the best lumberjacks in the business.

10:29That's why you're my team.

10:31And that's why I want to take you to California with me.

10:34Each man a partner of Jim Fallon.

10:36And every man with a share in $100 million.

10:40How do you like that, boys?

10:42Do you still want Francie to go to the bank?

10:44No!

10:45Then take your chances with me!

10:47I will, Jim!

10:48I will!

10:49You might find a couple of cases in the office.

10:52Help yourself.

10:53Hey, it's all right.

10:54It's all right.

10:55It's OK.

10:56Let's go.

11:01We're OK.

11:02Hey, stranger.

11:07I don't have to tell you how grateful I am, stranger.

11:10I'm Yukon Verge.

11:11Your name's luck to me.

11:13I ought to make a little stash of you

11:14and hang it right alongside this horseshoe.

11:16You could hang me there.

11:18I'm hollow inside.

11:20I'll put some stuffing in you.

11:22You stick with me, friend, and you'll always have a full belly.

11:24Come on.

11:29Listen, Miller.

11:32A few hours ago, I was still in prison.

11:36Right now, I'm not looking for a job.

11:38I think this is important.

11:43Number one.

11:46Number two.

11:53Number three.

12:00Now listen carefully.

12:02You must knock out this alarm system.

12:04It's called Big Ben.

12:06If it goes off, the whole city can hear it.

12:10And here, in this room, there's the safe

12:16with over a million dollars in it in cash.

12:21Now, I know you can handle this safe, Steve.

12:25But Big Ben is the problem.

12:28The buzzing of a fly, a footstep, a deep breath

12:31is enough to trip the alarm.

12:33And you're trapped inside with no way out.

12:36Who gets hurt?

12:38The International Insurance Company.

12:43Right here in Hamburg.

12:51Nobody has ever thought of it before.

12:54And I'm not thinking about it either.

12:57Pity.

12:59All this work for nothing.

13:02All this work for nothing.

13:06And I was sure it would appeal to you as an artist.

13:14Thanks for showing me your toys.

13:18Listen, Miller, let's get one thing straight.

13:21When I worked on my own, everything went fine.

13:27My first job with you, and I ended up three years in jail.

13:34Get somebody else.

13:36Wait, Steve.

13:39No one else can do it.

13:42More than a million dollars.

13:45Think about it.

13:46This is for you.

13:49I owe it to you.

13:51Go ahead.

13:53Take it.

13:56Never forget.

14:06This is the captain.

14:08I'm speaking to every man aboard this ship.

14:11The past few hours, many things have happened.

14:15Rumors of nuclear attacks and a third world war are totally untrue.

14:22We have no reason to believe that any aggression has been taken against our homes and families.

14:29I believe that what we have stumbled across is not man-made, but a phenomenon of nature.

14:37One that can't be explained.

14:41This phenomenon is a storm which the Nimitz went through less than 18 hours ago.

14:47The storm has had some effect on time as we know it.

14:51It created a portal.

14:53A door into another era.

14:57Today is December the 7th, 1941.

15:03I'm sure we're all aware of the significance of this date and this place in history.

15:10We're about to fight a battle that was lost before most of you were born.

15:16This time, with God's help, it's going to be different.

15:22Good luck.

15:27You know, in a way, Captain, I think we're lucky.

15:29How's that?

15:30At least we came back to the same world we left.

15:34Most of us have.

15:37Did Commander Owen have any family?

15:40No one.

15:43Lasky, you've been a pain in the ass.

15:47But I'm glad to have known you.

15:49Thank you, Captain. I appreciate that.

15:51Good luck to you.

15:53And you too.

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