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Susan
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Date Posted: 03:10:37 09/26/07 Wed
In reply to: Elizabeth 's message, "Favorite Feature" on 22:10:01 08/20/07 Mon

Ah, yes, 7th grade ... I found it a wonderful time to fall in love with Robert Newton as well. (Did you get to see those gorgeous eyes on the big screen in 1975, like I did? lol ... that's giving away our ages, isn't it? The theatre where I first saw it is now a drug store!)

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Author:
Susan
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Date Posted: 03:21:30 09/26/07 Wed

PS: BTW, Elizabeth, can you name a specific film/role where you especially like his laugh? It seems to me he probably had different laughs, depending on the character he was playing. Although I think I recall him letting out a few good Santa-like belly laughs in the LJS series. (I'm still pondering the other question you asked, about which character he played was most like himself; forgot which topic it was in now though.)

PPS: Good to see you back, Trisha!

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Sue G.
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Date Posted: 21:54:09 09/26/07 Wed

Susan, In Blackbeard, when he is trying to get "Maynyard" and the "Robin Red Breast" out of the hold and he sent a member of the crew down to get them and the guy got shot. Well, Bob let out with a kind of 'he-he-he', but it sounded real, like he was really getting a kick out of it.
Then in that one episode of the LJS series where the guy falls on the banana peel on the deck of the ship (ugh), again Bob let out with a chuckle that sounded real.

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