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Date Posted: 14:37:43 06/04/09 Thu
Author: Bea
Subject: Re: David Carradine
In reply to: Shalom7 's message, "David Carradine" on 10:20:52 06/04/09 Thu

I have been watching 'Wild West Tech'. Both he and brother Keith were hosts.

Sorry to hear this and I am sorry for the family.

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[> Re: David Carradine -- Ray, 16:05:21 06/04/09 Thu [1]

I liked the movie David Carridane and Chuck Norris did together called'Lone Wolf McQuade',while Mr.Carridane played the bad guy named Rawley Wilkes.

His death was a shock to me as i read it during work on a news website at my work pod.

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[> [> Re: Bruce Lee and David Carrardine -- Rick, 17:44:13 06/04/09 Thu [1]

Bruce Lee came up with the series idea to star and create 'The Warrior' in 1971 for Warner. They rejected him because the presence of a Asian actor who was 5' 7" wouldn't look good in their eyes. They replaced him with David Carradine and retitled it 'Kung-Fu.' A disgrace.

I saw Carradine in many things and he was a good actor, as his brothers and father were. As a fighter, he wasn't great, but okay.




Rick

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[> [> [> Re: Bruce Lee and David Carrardine -- Ray, 21:26:09 06/04/09 Thu [1]

I totally agree with you on this Rick! It was Bruce Lee's vision,concept, and dream to star in the television series that he presented to Hollywood executives and in turn Hollywood decided to give the lead role to David Carrardine.

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