View Full Version : Paul Newman to retire
tcmahoney
11 Mar 2005, 06:40 PM
Paul Newman winding down acting career (http://edition.cnn.com/2005/SHOWBIZ/Movies/03/11/film.newmanat80.ap/)
Holy cow. I can't believe the guy's 80. Wow.
Susiem
14 Mar 2005, 05:42 PM
He will always be brilliant in movies like "cat on a hot tin roof". I could watch that movie over and over...;)
Ray Luca
14 Mar 2005, 05:48 PM
That was an actor. I was eating in a deli in NYC years ago. He was there with a friend. Of cource a lot of people recognized him, and went up to his table to talk to him. He was polite to everybody.
Some people I should say most people want to be left alone while they are eating. He was just very nice to everyone he had mucho class.
MLSNHTOWN
14 Mar 2005, 05:55 PM
see I didn't realize that he was actually working lately. Road to Perdition was the last thing I recall involving him and I thought it was very good.
scaryice
14 Mar 2005, 05:58 PM
I remember hearing like a year ago that freshman in college know Paul Newman better for his salad dressings than his acting career.
Susiem
14 Mar 2005, 06:08 PM
I remember hearing like a year ago that freshman in college know Paul Newman better for his salad dressings than his acting career.
That is so sad. Alot of the actors of today cant hold a candle to those of old. Hes a class act in every sense of the word.
655321
14 Mar 2005, 06:18 PM
I remember hearing like a year ago that freshman in college know Paul Newman better for his salad dressings than his acting career.
That's sad...what they should think of when hearing his name is the Sockarooni pasta sauce. That ******** is the bomb.
Susiem
14 Mar 2005, 06:24 PM
That's sad...what they should think of when hearing his name is the Sockarooni pasta sauce. That ******** is the bomb.
On the flipside, he was a pretty good humanitarian and alot of the proceeds, if not all, of those products were donated to charity ( if im not mistaken)
TheSlipperyOne
14 Mar 2005, 06:30 PM
Just as long as he keeps making his salad dressing and popcorn I'll be happy.
655321
14 Mar 2005, 06:36 PM
On the flipside, he was a pretty good humanitarian and alot of the proceeds, if not all, of those products were donated to charity ( if im not mistaken)
I believe all profits were donated to charity, yes.