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Ali MacGraw Tribute
En el cine de marco...Ali
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Love Story - Ali MacGraw & Ryan O'Neal - (1970)
Love Story (1970) Ali MacGraw as Jennifer Cavalleri Ryan O'Neal as Oliver Barrett IV
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The Getaway: McQueen and MacGraw: End of the Movie
" starring Steve McQueen as Doc and Ali MacGraw as Carol...enjoy!!...steve mcqueen ali macgraw the getaway end ending scene doc mccoy
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E! True Hollywood Story - MacGraw about McQueen
Ali MacGraw about Steve McQueen...Steve McQueen Ali MacGraw
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The Getaway: McQueen and MacGraw: Landfill Scene
A cute scene from "The Getaway," starring Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw in which Doc (McQueen) and Carol (MacGraw) get transferred from the dump truck to the landfill and have a heart-to-heart talk...enjoy!!
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The Getaway: McQueen and MacGraw: Doc Chews Carol Out
A scene from "The Getaway," starring Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw in which Doc (McQueen) pulls the car over and chews out/slaps around his wife after learning she slept with Benyon in order to free Doc from prison...enjoy!!
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The Getaway: McQueen and MacGraw: Train Station
A scene from "The Getaway," starring Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw in which Doc (McQueen) and Carol (MacGraw) are reunited at the train station after Doc retrieves the money that had been swiped from Carol...enjoy!!
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The Getaway: McQueen and MacGraw: Breakfast
McQueen and Ali MacGraw, in which McQueen's character, Doc McCoy, is making breakfast...enjoy!!...steve mcqueen ali macgraw the getaway
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The Getaway: McQueen and MacGraw: Hey, Dummy
A cute scene from "The Getaway," starring Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw in which Carol (MacGraw), pulls up in the car to where Doc (McQueen) is waiting for her on a bench...enjoy!!
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The Getaway: McQueen and MacGraw: Doc Kisses Carol's Fingers
A scene from "The Getaway," starring Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw in which Doc (McQueen) and Carol (MacGraw) board a bus. In a cute and spontaneous moment, Doc kisses Carol's fingers...enjoy!!
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The Getaway
Trailer for The getaway, starring Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw....Movie Trailer Getaway McQueen MacGraw Peckinpah
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''Convoy'' (Intro--1978)
''Convoy'' (1978) (Film Intro) with Kris Kristofferson and Ali MacGraw...Road Movie
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Love Story "Preppy"
The first 4 minutes of the movie Love Story. Starring Ryan O'Neal and Ali MacGraw. (I had Patrick O'Neal up there for a while... sorry about that I don't know what I was thinking when I typed that out.)
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Violence Towards Animals Leads To Violence Towards Humans
"humans are more important then animals"
That is the belief so many people strongly hold.
But our mistreatment of animals often leads to our mistreatment of our fellow human beings.
Animals are so helpless, they are the voiceless, and are completely at the mercy of us human beings, but we are both interconnected, and if you're capable of violence towards innocent animals then you certainly are against your fellow humans.
"Murderers very often start out by killing and torturing animals as kids." - Robert K. Ressler , FBI Serial Killer Profiler
Here in this video Ali Macgraw tells us to make the connection and that animal cruelty hurts everyone. Violence is violence, suffering is suffering pain is pain, no matter what living creature it's committed against, and there's no doubt that our mistreatment of animals has, and does lead to the mistreatment of each other.
So please support political advocacy to strengthen animal protection laws and punishments to people who abuse them, so they are dealt with appropriately and are reluctant to do it again; and really at the end of the day, just show compassion to the helpless creatures who are caught up in the middle of a human race who for the life of them just can't get along, and that way things may be a little bit better in this world; not only for the animals, but for each other as well.
This video was uploaded with permission from the Humane Society of the United States.
Thank You
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Love Story (1970): Looking For Her Scene
Love Story (1970): Looking For Her Scene.
At the end the known quote is listened: 'Love means never having to say you're sorry'.
The instrumental version of the 'Where Do I begin' accompanies this scene.
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A Love Story
Matt. I love you. :)...Love Story Romance Keith Urban wanna love somebody like you Country Ali MacGraw Ryan O'Neal Romantic Movie
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Sorcerer (1977) original theatrical trailer
Here is the preview reel for William Friedkin's SORCERER, an underrated masterpiece of the 70s. I saw the film TWICE on its opening night (one of the very few to see it in the theatre at all in 1977). Not only do I think it is Friedkins' greatest film (and from what Ive read about him, he agrees), better even than The French Connection or The Exorcist ... but I also think its far superior to the original French film from the 50s, The Wages of Fear, by Henri Georges Clouziot. I know, its "blasphemy" to claim that a remake can be better than the beloved original, but the 78 version of Body Snatchers managed to do it, and so did this brilliant film. Unlike today's filmmakers, in the 70s they could sometimes give a remake an even break.
According to Friedkin's biography, Steve McQueen was interested in playing the Scheider role, but he wanted Ali Macgraw with him on location shooting in the Dominican Republic, and asked Friedkin to make her an associate producer. Friedkin refused (a decision he regrets now), which is unfortunate because with McQueen in the lead role, the film would certainly be seen as a true classic now. As it stands, it has legendary cult film status.
The same Tangerine Dream theme that plays in this trailer was used a year later in the original theatrical trailer for "The Warriors" (even though the song wasnt in the actual film). That preview is also available on Youtube and this video is linked to it.
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Love Story (1970) - Trailer
Directed by Arthur Hiller....Love Story 1970 Trailer Arthur Hiller Ali MacGraw Ryan O'Neal
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We Can Work It Out (with The Getaway)
Visuals provided by the 70's on-and-offscreen couple Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw....Beatles Music Video Cover Steve McQueen Getaway Kaboom Kenneth Gammell 70s
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The Gateway 1972
The Gateway 1972...The Gateway 1972 Ali MacGraw Steve McQueen bank robery
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Sorcerer - Grind
William Friedkin's SORCERER is an underrated masterpiece of the 70s. I saw the film TWICE on its opening night (one of the very few to see it in the theatre at all in 1977). Not only do I think it is Friedkins' greatest film (and from what Ive read about him, he agrees), better even than The French Connection or The Exorcist ... but I also think its far superior to the original French film from the 50s, The Wages of Fear, by Henri Georges Clouziot. I know, its "blasphemy" to claim that a remake can be better than the beloved original, but the 78 version of Body Snatchers managed to do it, and so did this brilliant film. Unlike today's filmmakers, in the 70s they could sometimes give a remake an even break.
According to Friedkin's biography, Steve McQueen was interested in playing the Scheider role, but he wanted Ali Macgraw with him on location shooting in the Dominican Republic, and asked Friedkin to make her an associate producer. Friedkin refused (a decision he regrets now), which is unfortunate because with McQueen in the lead role, the film would certainly be seen as a true classic now. As it stands, it has legendary cult film status.
As the mission proceeds, the men carefully drive their nitro-loaded trucks thru the difficult mountain roads as Tangerine Dream's "Grind" plays on the soundtrack.
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The Getaway - problemas com rádio.
The Getaway. Ou Os implacáveis....The getaway os implacáveis steve McQueen Ali MacGraw Sam Pekinpah Water Hill fuga tiros roubo
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SORCERER - The Bridge - 1 of 2
William Friedkin's SORCERER is an underrated masterpiece of the 70s. I saw the film TWICE on its opening night (one of the very few to see it in the theatre at all in 1977). Not only do I think it is Friedkins' greatest film (and from what Ive read about him, he agrees), better even than The French Connection or The Exorcist ... but I also think its far superior to the original French film from the 50s, The Wages of Fear, by Henri Georges Clouziot. I know, its "blasphemy" to claim that a remake can be better than the beloved original, but the 78 version of Body Snatchers managed to do it, and so did this brilliant film. Unlike today's filmmakers, in the 70s they could sometimes give a remake an even break.
According to Friedkin's biography, Steve McQueen was interested in playing the Scheider role, but he wanted Ali Macgraw with him on location shooting in the Dominican Republic, and asked Friedkin to make her an associate producer. Friedkin refused (a decision he regrets now), which is unfortunate because with McQueen in the lead role, the film would certainly be seen as a true classic now. As it stands, it has legendary cult film status.
In this scene, Jackie Scanlon (Roy Scheider) and Nilo (Francisco Rabal) attempt to cross a very unstable rope bridge in the middle of a huge storm.
From IMDB:
The film was originally supposed to be shot in Ecuador for the jungle scenes but when that was deemed too expensive it was moved to the Dominican Republic a virtual military dictatorship at that time. The town in the film is Alto Gracia. Soon after the film was finished the town erupted in real life riots (reflecting a scene from the film) when the president nullified an election that he lost to a liberal candidate. The riots spread to neighboring villages forcing the president to step down.
Despite its look, the rope bridge was actually quite elaborate in its construction and contained numerous safety devices as well as hydraulic lifts in order for the special effects crew to manipulate it into motion. It cost one million dollars to build. After it was completed, the original river for the scene (in the Dominican Republic) went almost completely dry for the first time in its history due to a drought.
The bridge had to be torn down and a new location in Tuxtepec Mexico was found. The bridge had to be rebuilt at the cost of another one million dollars. However once again at the new location the raging river started to dry. The crew had to put a 24 hour guard around the bridge because the superstitious locals threatened to blow it up believing it was the bridge/intruders that caused the river to become shallow.
By the time filming began the water was only 18 inches deep and looked completely nonthreatening. The crew didn't have the time or the money to find yet another location so Friedkin decided to add an artificial current and rainstorm (using helicopters/wind machines and men on towers with giant hoses.)
The bridge itself was so rickety that despite the safety precautions the truck (often with an actor inside of it) slid off the side and into the shallow water five times during rehearsals and filming. The entire sequence took three months to shoot. Friedkin stated it was by far the most difficult sequence he ever filmed in his career.
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Yoga in Schools
10-minute documentary about Yoga in Schools in Santa Fe. Filmed and edited by Holly McClelland, produced by Clementine Studios, Inc. Narrated by Ali MacGraw.
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