And '60s, yes, thank you for clarifying. He was, uh,principally known for Westerns, but...
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BECKETT: And '60s, yes, thank you for clarifying.
- (AUDIENCE LAUGHS) CHRISTOPHER: He was, uh,
principally known for Westerns, but he played
a wide range of characters, romantic leads, comedies,
soldiers and, uh, of course, he once played
the baseball player Lou Gehrig - in Pride of the Yankees.
- (AUDIENCE CHUCKLING) BECKETT:
But isn't it true, Chris, that you and your wife loved
stories about the Wild West?
- (AUDIENCE LAUGHS) CHRISTOPHER: He was, uh,
principally known for Westerns, but he played
a wide range of characters, romantic leads, comedies,
soldiers and, uh, of course, he once played
the baseball player Lou Gehrig - in Pride of the Yankees.
- (AUDIENCE CHUCKLING) BECKETT:
But isn't it true, Chris, that you and your wife loved
stories about the Wild West?
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- BECKETT: And '60s, yes, thank you for clarifying.
- (AUDIENCE LAUGHS)
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CHRISTOPHER: He was, uh,
principally known for Westerns,
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but he played
a wide range of characters,
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romantic leads, comedies,
soldiers and, uh, of course,
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he once played
the baseball player Lou Gehrig
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- in Pride of the Yankees.
- (AUDIENCE CHUCKLING)
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BECKETT:
But isn't it true, Chris,
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that you and your wife loved
stories about the Wild West?
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Movie Summary
A devoted and mild-mannered British couple become the focus of an extraordinary investigation when two dead bodies are discovered in the back garden of a house in England.
