How would you describe john travolta?
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I've always known that he was going to be a big star ever since I seen him on "Welcome Back, Kotter". He's been gaining a little weight but that's okay, who doesn't? Not too sure about his other issues but he seems like he would be strong mentally & emotionally. I think he likes his private life as just that...private.  He seems like a down to earth person. Even if he is a pilot. I give him a A+. He kills me with his smile especially when he's embarrassed. He'd make a good friend.
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HALA: That was one messed up ,scary, freaked out filmed and I loved what I saw of it (ome parts just way to graphic).\nThe night I went to see it I was out of town stayn'g in a B&B not a restful sleep. Now that is how I judge  a great movie when it effects me long after seeing it.\nif I see a comedy I want to laugh loud , if I see a drama I want to be moved,if I see a mystery i want to be intrigued.\nThis filmed Scared me than slapped me and Scared me some more. PERFECT!\n\nGL\n\n\nPaxton: You made a reservation under "The King of Swing"? \nOli: Of course my horse. \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nJosh: You... Why? \nThe Dutch Businessman: I always wanted to be a surgeon. But the boards would not pass me. Can you guess why? You see? So I went into business. But business is so boring. You buy things you sell them, you make money you spend money. What kind of life is that? A surgeon, he holds the very essence of life in his hands - your life. He touches it. \nThe Dutch Businessman: He touches it. He has a relationship with it. He is part of it. \nJosh: Please just let me go, please... \nThe Dutch Businessman: You want to go? Is that what you want?
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It's "Eyes of an Angel", starring John Travolta.\n\nhttp://us.imdb.com/title/tt0101844/
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a lot of stuff. \n-Harvey Keitel was then cast as Willard. Two weeks into shooting, director Francis Ford Coppola replaced him with Martin Sheen.\n-Francis Ford Coppola believed that Marlon Brando was familiar with Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" and had prepared for the role before the legendary actor arrived on the set. When Brando did come out, Coppola was horrified to find that Brando had never read "Heart of Darkness", did not know his lines, and had become extremely fat (Kurtz had always been written as a tall but starvingly-thin man). After some panicking, Coppola decided to film the 5'10" Brando as if he was a massively built, 6'5" brute (to explain Brando's size) and steered the camera clear of Brando's huge belly.\n-Marlon Brando so angered Francis Ford Coppola that the director turned over the filming of Brando's scenes to Jerry Ziesmer, the assistant director.\n-Martin Sheen was actually drunk in the scene where Willard is drunk alone in his hotel room. All of Sheen's actions in that scene were a result of his real intoxication. When Sheen punched the mirror (which was real glass), he really did cut his hand as shown in the film. While drunk, Sheen also began sobbing and tried to attack Francis Ford Coppola.\n-Martin Sheen had a heart attack during the filming and some shots of Willard's back are of doubles, including Sheen's brother who was flown out specially. Coppola was so worried that backing would be withdrawn by the studio and distributor if news of Sheen's heart attack leaked out, that he kept it quiet, even to the extent of explaining Sheen's hospitalization as being due to "heat exhaustion" in the official Shoot Schedule.\n-Coppola shot nearly 200 hours of footage for this film.\n-A typhoon destroyed sets, causing a delay of several months.\n-Originally scheduled to be shot over six weeks, ended up taking 16 months.\n\nPlus much more... look at the link in my source list to find out more.
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1. Tom Hanks - He can play any part in a movie. He is a true actor.\n2. Julia Roberts - She is a great actess, and she always picks great movies to be in.\n3. Sandra Bullock - She's an amazing actress, and she's very down to earth.\n4. Jennifer Aniston - She's so much fun to watch. I love all of her roles. She's also also been through a lot with the whole world watching, and she still holds her head high. Good for her.\n5. Jackie Chan - He is so funny, and he is a very good actor. He puts himself on the line when it comes to making movies. (I wonder how many times he's been injured while shooting a film)? Also, he had a pretty rough childhood, and he's risen past that to become a great person with a successful career.
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I guess from those choices, I'd be a MEL PLEG.\n\nHave you ever heard of DISC personalities?  Which one/ones best describe you?\n\nD--Dominant--strong willed, independent, "My way or the Highway"\n\nI--Influence--artsy.  This is where actors and artists come from.  They love to perform, either through themselves or their work, and they love the spotlight.\n\nS--Steadiness--Very much into security, home, values, etc.\n\nC--Conscientiousness--analytical.  The kind of person who studies everything in great detail, a perfectionist by nature.  This is the person who would e-mail you if there was a typo in your question, not to be mean, but because he/she is 100% certain that you REALLY want to know.
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An actor with a rather unique way of talking.\n\nHere is some basic information on this actor.\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000686/
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the godfather\njust cant be arsed with it
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I think that I would want to be stuck in a elevator with John Travolta, I am watching Saturday Night Fever and i think he is really talented. I think it would be so fun to be with him.
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I met Ben Stiller.  He was shy and very real.  Very accessable.  I also met Joe Dimaggio.  I love him to bits but I don't think he even looked at me when he shook my hand.  He must have shaked millions of hand so, I was just glad to be one of them.
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Definetly #1...(Drum roll)... JOHNNY DEPP! \nOh my gosh, he is soooooooo sexy!\n\nProlly the rest would be orlando bloom, brad pitt, matthew McConaughey, tom cruise, chad micheal murray, jake gyllenhall, paul walker, tyrese Gibson, etc. I could go on forever!
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Great. \nHe portrayed the part well. He did his best to detach himself from passion or emotion and yet, he fell in love with the woman who betrayed him in the end.\n\nI loved the whole movie.
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Easiest..... question..... ever\n\n\nMichael Corleone - The Godfather
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon:\n\nWhen Chow Yun Fat says "I wasted my whole life". He's dying and this comes just after you think he may get to settle down with the woman and spend some good years together.\n\n\nThe Departed:\n\nLeonardo Di Caprio did a good job of handling himself in most situations. He was making progress and then let his guard down for one second because he saw a cop and his first instinct was to trust. This is especially sad because he was having to see a shrink and said he was having paranoid / panic attacks and kept feeling like something was going to happen to him.\n\n\nKevin Spacey in L.A. Confidential: No one saw it coming. He was a good cop and star of the movie who should have been able to see it through with Russell Crowe\n\n\nJet Li in Fearless: He did so much good and during his demise, really emphasized hard that his death should not be avenged because it will only cause more violence. Now, THAT's a legacy!\n\n\nLawrence of Arabia: He helped lead thousands of men in war, was a great ambassador for peace, risked his life on the battlefield and in other desperate situations, then comes back home and loses his life in a petty meaningless motorcycle accident.
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1. Goodfellas\n2.Saturday Nigth Fever\n3.Reservoir Dogs\n4.Pulp Fiction\n5. The Godfather
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actor: Adam Sandler, Will Smith, Martin Lawrence, Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp, Hugh Jackman\nactress: Jen. Aniston, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Nicole Kidman, Jessica Alba, Sophia Bush, Kate Beckinsale, Emma Watson
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His first name on the show was the same as his real name, Gabe.  His real name is Gabe Kaplan and he was a standup comedian before the TV series which made John Travolta famous.  \n\nMiss that show.   Gabe could do good imitations of Groucho Marx.  He was very funny as standup comedian.