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From Harry Welsh's file: Presenting Dick Winters turning to Lewis Nixon in breakneck speed
One of the things that never fails to make my stomach do goddamn backflips are instances post-war when people remember Dick and Nix as a pair, whether consciously or unconsciously. Like a verbal/written representation of Dick saying, "He [Nix] always walked on my left side, one or two steps behind me." Many such cases:
Second Lieutenant Thomas Gibson in a letter to Harry Welsh (Feb 1980) after mentioning Dick he asks, "Oh by the way how's that Nixon guy?"
I do remember Dick Winters quite well. I almost hope he doesn't remember me. About the last time we met eyeball to eyeball was when we were in Germany or Austria toward the end of the war. [...] I do hope you give him my best wishes when you can. By the way, whatever became of Lewis Nixon? As I remember it Cap. Lewis J. Nixon III got letters from his father whose return address was Lewis J. Nixon II. Nixon Nitrate 00., Nixon, New Jersey. Is that right or do I just remember it that way? Tom L. Gibson in a letter to Harry Welsh dated 6 Feb. 1980
When Cole Kingseed's daughter, who spoke a lot to Dick when her father was writing out the two memoirs, hears about Dick's passing she says immediately,
โHe was such a good friend to you, to us. I hope Major Winters is reuniting with his good buddy Nixon up in heaven right now, sharing their old glory stories.โ - Conversations with Major Dick Winters, Cole C. Kingseed
Don Malarkey goes into a Nixon tangent in a 2007 panel when asked by an audience member, "Why did you guys respect Winters so much?"
He was a guy you admired for his personal habits... He didn't drink. He didn't smoke. I don't think he cussed. And there was a question on whether he went out with girls or not. So I think Winters' personal habits reflected on a feeling of a mentor. His best friend was a severe alcoholicโNixon. How do you figure that out? Nixon, uh, Winters went to work for Nixon at Nixon Nitrate Company in New Jersey. [...] Band of Brothers Panel, American Veterans Center Conference 2007
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as much as I enjoy CGI Luke (yes I think they did a great job in tbobf), I still wish Graham Hamilton could have the chance to play Luke without his face being covered because he has such a graceful and elegant demeanour that I canโt dream of a better jedi master luke
I NEED to see more of him playing post-empire luke in his prime
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The Empire Strikes Back (1980) dir. Irvin Kershner
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going through my peleliu hills screencaps and. here's eugene hugging himself
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I don't want you to leave the second this thing's over, Sam.
Supernatural โ 1.16: Shadow
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Jensen Ackles as Alec McDowell | Dark Angel 2.03
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Ron Livingston as Lewis Nixon in BAND OF BROTHERS (2001) โณ Part Seven: The Breaking Point
Bastogne Bonus:
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nix tried to propose to dick like 3 times before he finally asked him to come to new jersey
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eugene sledge vs. heterosexuality (ft. sid the homophobic dog)
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