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Max von Sydow has passed on


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He was in several films that were what you would call blockbusters and others that were what you call worthy.

He played Jesus in The Greatest Story Ever Told, an assassin in Three Days of the Condor, a priest in The Exorcist and was in Dune, Conan, Never Say Never Again, Hannah and her Sisters, Judge Dredd, Minority Report and Shutter Island.

He was also in Wild Strawberries, the Virgin Spring and was the knight who played chess against Death in the Seventh Seal.

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1 hour ago, death tribble said:

He was in several films that were what you would call blockbusters and others that were what you call worthy.

He played Jesus in The Greatest Story Ever Told, an assassin in Three Days of the Condor, a priest in The Exorcist and was in Dune, Conan, Never Say Never Again, Hannah and her Sisters, Judge Dredd, Minority Report and Shutter Island.

He was also in Wild Strawberries, the Virgin Spring and was the knight who played chess against Death in the Seventh Seal.

 

He was also the Three-Eyed Raven in GoT

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9 hours ago, death tribble said:

He was in several films that were what you would call blockbusters and others that were what you call worthy.

He played Jesus in The Greatest Story Ever Told, an assassin in Three Days of the Condor, a priest in The Exorcist and was in Dune, Conan, Never Say Never Again, Hannah and her Sisters, Judge Dredd, Minority Report and Shutter Island.

He was also in Wild Strawberries, the Virgin Spring and was the knight who played chess against Death in the Seventh Seal.

Not only did he play Jesus, but he also got to play the Devil (in the form of sinister antique dealer John Guant) in the criminally-underrated Needful Things. Along with The Seventh Seal, he did several other films with Ingmar Bergman, the brilliant and heavily influential Swedish director.

 

(I have never seen The Seventh Seal. It is such an influential film that one of these days I will.)

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54 minutes ago, Michael Hopcroft said:

Not only did he play Jesus, but he also got to play the Devil (in the form of sinister antique dealer John Guant) in the criminally-underrated Needful Things. Along with The Seventh Seal, he did several other films with Ingmar Bergman, the brilliant and heavily influential Swedish director.

 

(I have never seen The Seventh Seal. It is such an influential film that one of these days I will.)

 

The Seventh Seal is available to stream through Kanopy (sign up through most local library district websites in the US with a valid library card).

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5 minutes ago, Lord Liaden said:

If there was ever a Champions movie, he was always my first pick to play Doctor Destroyer.

 

After TWO Fantastic Four attempts on the big screen got Dr. Doom wrong, some were saying he just wouldn't work  blah blah...

and I'm like "Are you kidding? Sydow's Ming was just a step and a half away from being a great Doom. It can be done!"

 

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