Five Best Charles Bronson Films
Charles Bronson is the archetypal tough guy who's career spanned six decades. He's been compared to a rougher Clark Gable who was left out in the sun a little too long. Born in Pennsylvania to Lithuanian-born parents, he originally went by his birth name of Charles Buchinsky, until officially changing his name to Bronson which he took from the Bronson Gates in Hollywood. He made 162 appearances in his lifetime, not gaining real acclaim until after he was 40 years old. Here are five of my favorites. What were yours? Read more...
Best Grossing Films of 1967
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The Jungle Book* ($260 million)
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The Graduate ($44 million)
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Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner? ($25 million)
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Bonnie and Clyde ($22 million)
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The Dirty Dozen ($20 million)
*After Theatrical Re-Releases
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