The 1981 movie Burt Reynolds deserved to be criticised for: “I never liked it”
Reynolds admitted he did this one for the wrong reasons.
Author: Michael Gordon
Michael is a Northern Irish writer who has plied his trade in web journalism, comic books, and screenplays. He likes to think of himself as Far Out Magazine's resident Nicolas Cage expert, although there are a few candidates for that crown. He has written comics such as 'Red Winter/Red Winter: Fallout' (Scout Comics) and 'Transdimensional' (TPub Comics), and his screenplays 'The Heretic' and 'Madigan' currently languish with thousands of other unproduced works on Coverfly.
Articles by Author: Michael Gordon
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