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One Really Angry Man
Sidney Lumet, who directed The Wiz, has died of lymphoma at the age of 86. Other films included Henry Fonda as a pansy-ass liberal combating the world’s worst dad trying to get an innocent kid acquitted in 12 Angry Men and then making my day by bombing New York City in Fail-Safe, Al Pacino as a back-stabbing cop in Serpico, and as a bad bank robber trying to pay for his boyfriend’s sex change in Dog Day Afternoon, Paul Newman as a drunk lawyer with a soft spot for turnips, Peter Firth as a deranged kid who couldn’t stop horsing around in Equus and the increasingly prescient television satire Network.
One Really Angry Man
Sidney Lumet, who directed The Wiz, has died of lymphoma at the age of 86. Other films included Henry Fonda as a pansy-ass liberal combating the world’s worst dad trying to get an innocent kid acquitted in 12 Angry Men and then making my day by bombing New York City in Fail-Safe, Al Pacino as a back-stabbing cop in Serpico, and as a bad bank robber trying to pay for his boyfriend’s sex change in Dog Day Afternoon, Paul Newman as a drunk lawyer with a soft spot for turnips, Peter Firth as a deranged kid who couldn’t stop horsing around in Equus and the increasingly prescient television satire Network.
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