Mr Lee in Police Academy

Klaudija · 8th December 2002, 04:08 PM

Hi all,

Yesterday I got a little bored and decided to see what was on TV. To my surprise, Swedish television showed "Police Academy 7", and when I turned on the TV, I saw Mr Lee playing a russian. I was really shocked, because I had never seen Mr Lee in a comedy before, and I didn´t think that such a good actor as he is would ever play in a comedy, but there he was. I didn´t think that playing comedies was his style. Has any of you ever seen that movie? What did you think about Mr. Lee´s character?

Klaudija

8th December 2002, 04:21 PM

Oh I disagree Mr. Lee has done some very funny films,
and they have been very injoyable and very funny.
I would like to see Mr. Lee in more comedys.

Some of my favourites are:-

A Feast at Midnight

The Return of Captain Invincible

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Old Soul · 8th December 2002, 04:33 PM

Star is right some of Mr. Lee

8th December 2002, 04:43 PM

I'm not sure if that would be nice, Mr. Lee doing a love story.
No can't see that my self.
Not his style.

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Old Soul · 8th December 2002, 05:07 PM

Mr. Lee had played the lover in some movies already. He

8th December 2002, 05:23 PM

I know that Mr. Lee has done some films where he was a lover, or he had a lover, that was some time ago.
I don't think it would suit Mr. Lee now to do a love sene, Oh not that he couldn't ,he would made a very good lover, er, I think I had better shurt up before I dig this hole any deeper. LOL

:embarass:

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Klaudija · 8th December 2002, 05:51 PM

I had no idea that Mr Lee has done funny movies. But then again they don´t show that many movies with Mr Lee here in Sweden. They have only showed the Dracula movies, The Man with the Golden Gun and now Police Academy 7.

I think that it would be cool to see Mr Lee in a romantic movie.

Klaudija

**Alfonso Casal** · 8th December 2002, 06:25 PM

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He also was in a western

Actually, here's a trivia question for you all: In what western did Mr. Lee play a Russian character?

8th December 2002, 06:41 PM

You got me Alfonso, I didn't think that the Russians had westerns.
It must be a old one.

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Juan Aneiros · 8th December 2002, 06:47 PM

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Actually, here's a trivia question for you all: In what western did Mr. Lee play a Russian character?

Here is another clue. Who is the actor beside Mr Lee?

Juan Aneiros · 8th December 2002, 06:48 PM

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Actually, here's a trivia question for you all: In what western did Mr. Lee play a Russian character?

Here is a clue. Who is the actor beside Mr Lee?

**Alfonso Casal** · 8th December 2002, 06:58 PM

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You got me Alfonso, I didn't think that the Russians had westerns.
It must be a old one.

Actually, he plays a Russian in the American West. But. . . "Russian Westerns". . . Hmmm. . . That would be Poland.:1devil: Aha! Taras Bulba with Yul Brynner and Tony Curtis. That would be the Russian equivalent of a Western.

**Matt Gemmell** · 8th December 2002, 10:51 PM

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Here is a clue. Who is the actor beside Mr Lee?

It's James Arness and it looks like he's in between takes of the TV series " How The West Was Won "

Speaking of trivia , what link does James Arness have with horror director and Christopher Lee fan John Carpenter ?

**Alfonso Casal** · 8th December 2002, 10:55 PM

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It's James Arness and it looks like he's in between takes of the TV series " How The West Was Won "

Give this man a SEE-gar!

**Alfonso Casal** · 8th December 2002, 10:57 PM

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Speaking of trivia , what link does James Arness have with horror director and Christopher Lee fan John Carpenter ?

You mean aside from the fact that Arness played "The Thing" in the original Howard Hawkes version and Carpenter directed the 1982 remake of the same?