#STACY KEACH

[last-of-the-independents]

ANDY ROBINSON as Major in INCIDENT AT VICHY

(TV Movie, 1973)

Director Stacy Keach / Based on the Play by Arthur Miller

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[citizenscreen]

Director Jason Miller (front right) with the cast of THAT CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON (1982): Paul Sorvino, Bruce Dern, Stacy Keach, Martin Sheen, and Robert Mitchum

[ratleyland]

When I first watched this as a kid; I thought it was a cool, feature length animated movie.

Watching it now as an adult; it's probably one of the best Batman movies created.

[filmap]

The Ninth Configuration William Peter Blatty. 1980

Castle Burg Eltz, 56294 Wierschem, Germany See in map

See in imdb

[oldshowbiz]

The New Centurions (1972) on a continuous loop

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Heroes & Villains The DC Animated Universe - Paper Cut-Out Portraits and Profiles

Robert Vance

Software maven Robert Vance was a genius programmer who created the hugely successful and cutting edge technology firm Vance Industries.  In his later years, Vance was diagnosed with an incurable neurological disease.  This prompted him to digitize his cerebral infrastructure to create an artificial intelligence based on his knowledge, attitudes and business acumen.  This A.I. program was meant to serve as a guiding force in the continued running of Vance Industries.  Following Vance’s death, however, his son and the board of directors chose to disable the program and run the company on their own.

Many years later, Vance’s son passed away and controlling shares of the company were inherited by his Vance’s grandson, Bobby Vance.  Bobby ended up turning the A.I. program back own seeking advice on how to run the company.  

Although the program initially seemed benevolent, it was soon revealed to possess nefarious intentions.  Based entirely on the engrams of Robert Vance, the program could not endure being an incorporeal entity and it put in motion a plan to have its consciousness implanted into Bobby (a process that would overwrite ad effectively murder Bobby).   

The programs exploration of how it could control computer based devices and mechanisms through Neo Gotham ultimately prompted an investigation by Batman that led the Tomorrow Knight to Vance Industries.  The program found that it could infiltrate and fully control Batman’s bionic suit and Terry would have been killed had Bruce not activated an emergency shut-down procedure.  

Ultimately Batman discovered the program was vulnerable to high burst electromagnetism and he was able to save Bobby’s life by administering an electromagnetic pulse that had the effect of completely deleting the artificial intelligence.  

Actor Stacy Keach provided the voice for Robert Vance as well as the Vance artificial intelligence program.  The villainous A.I. featured in the fourth episode of the second season of Batman Beyond, ‘Lost Soul.’ 

[theactioneer]

Class of 1999 (Mark L. Lester, 1990)

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Faye Dunaway-Stacy Keach "Duelo a muerte en O. K. Corral" (Doc) 1971, de Frank Perry.

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MOUNTAIN OF THE CANNIBAL GOD

Italy

1978

Directed by Sergio Martino

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[last-of-the-independents]

ANDY ROBINSON as Major in INCIDENT AT VICHY

(TV Movie, 1973)

Director Stacy Keach / Based on the Play by Arthur Miller

[joespinell]

happy friday to stacy keach only

[maturemenoftvandfilms]

I’m curious as to your thoughts on the actor Stacy Keach, if you think he is daddy material?

I've been into him for the last 5 years or so. I'm surprised I have so little of him.

Well… that's going to change.

On A Side Note: His brother James Keach isn't bad to look at either.

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Cheech & Chong - Up In Smoke - Last Song

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📽️ The Bourne Legacy (2012)

I didn’t think I would like this movie because I love the original Bourne trilogy, and Matt Damon isn’t in this. I was very pleasantly surprised by how much I ended up enjoying it. I was only able to watch about half of it the first night, and I spent the whole next day thinking about it and wanting to finish it. Even when I had finished it, I couldn’t stop thinking about it. It’s not like it’s the best movie I’ve ever seen or even that it’s better than the original trilogy, but there’s something to it that really caught my attention and held it. The one gripe I have is that the ending left it open for another movie, but there hasn’t been another one. Other than that, this is a super solid movie.

Sex/nudity: 1/10 (maybe a shirtless guy?, there really wasn’t anything)

Language: 2/10 (really mild, especially for an action movie)

Violence: 7/10 (blood, shooting, fighting, car chases and crashes, death)

Overall rating: 7/10