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Texas12&0
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6:32p, 6/29/25
With Sam Elliott and Kate Capshaw. Kate is one fine woman.
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In reply to Texas12&0 • 7:07p, 6/29/25
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Mrs. Steven Spielberg doesn't hurt
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In reply to Texas12&0 • 8:02p, 6/29/25
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Dirty Bird said:
With Sam Elliott and Kate Capshaw. Kate is one fine woman.


Kate Capshaw?
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8:39p, 6/29/25
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Sam Elliot?
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9:36p, 6/29/25
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Do you mean Sharon Stone?
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9:41p, 6/29/25
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The Quick and the Dead (1987) was Sam Elliott and Kate Capshaw (and yes, she is a fine woman). There was a 1995 release with Gene Hackman and Sharon Stone.
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In reply to GrapevineAg • 9:57p, 6/29/25
Is that the woman that was so awful in Temple of Doom?
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In reply to maroon barchetta • 10:06p, 6/29/25
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maroon barchetta said:
Is that the woman that was so awful in Temple of Doom?



Yes. See my comment above
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In reply to GrapevineAg • 10:27p, 6/29/25
GrapevineAg said:
The Quick and the Dead (1987) was Sam Elliott and Kate Capshaw (and yes, she is a fine woman). There was a 1995 release with Gene Hackman and Sharon Stone.


Evil Dead's Sam Raimi directing and DiCaprio and Russell Crowe also starring.

Fun b flick.
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8:39a, 6/30/25
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Not gonna lie, I don't even remember the 1987 version.
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In reply to An L of an Ag • 8:42a, 6/30/25
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An L of an Ag said:
Not gonna lie, I don't even remember the 1987 version.


If I remember my youth correctly, it was an HBOnly production. Wasn't released in theaters. And yes, I thought Kate Capshaw was easy on the eyes too.
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In reply to Burdizzo • 8:55a, 6/30/25
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Ah, that might explain it. I didn't get HBO back then.
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In reply to An L of an Ag • 7:22a, 7/2/25
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An L of an Ag said:
Not gonna lie, I don't even remember the 1987 version.
The '87 version was based on the Louis L'Amour novel. The '95 version was just some poorly written trash with no basis in reality. Fun watch though.
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In reply to Slicer97 • 5:58p, 7/3/25
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Slicer97 said:
An L of an Ag said:
Not gonna lie, I don't even remember the 1987 version.
The '87 version was based on the Louis L'Amour novel. The '95 version was just some poorly written trash with no basis in reality. Fun watch though.


But it does have a still in her prime Sharon Stone nipple shot. So it's got that going for it.
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In reply to Faustus • 6:04p, 7/3/25
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Faustus said:
GrapevineAg said:
The Quick and the Dead (1987) was Sam Elliott and Kate Capshaw (and yes, she is a fine woman). There was a 1995 release with Gene Hackman and Sharon Stone.


Evil Dead's Sam Raimi directing and DiCaprio and Russell Crowe also starring.

Fun b flick.
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In reply to Texas12&0 • 8:22p, 7/3/25
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You're referring to the 1987 title, but most posters / lurkers will be much more familiar with the 1995 film of the same title.
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In reply to Redstone • 8:25p, 7/3/25
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Redstone said:
You're referring to the 1987 title, but most posters / lurkers will be much more familiar with the 1995 film of the same title.


True story: I watched both in Galveston.
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In reply to Redstone • 1:47a, 7/4/25
Redstone said:
You're referring to the 1987 title, but most posters / lurkers will be much more familiar with the 1995 film of the same title.


As even a cursory reading of the thread already evidenced. Solid input.
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