@Kierkegaanks @MarkHoltom "The bullet to his chest was stopped by a silver cigarette case given to him by his brother."
Well, you've *got* to go into showbiz after a clichΓ© like that!
@boggin @Kierkegaanks @MarkHoltom
They were Canadian sentry bullets. Just as effective as German bullets. :)
@Kierkegaanks still, "He first saw combat on D-Day, landing in the second wave in a reconnaissance party at Juno Beach. The 13th Field Regiment was interspersed with the Regina Rifle Regiment landing at Nan Sector of Juno Beach. Doohan positioned his battery on high ground, leading them through a field of anti-tank mines, and they took defensive positions for the night". Quite impressive all the same.
Be like Scotty. Fight fascism.
I had no idea; thanks for that!
@MarkHoltom
Maybe that explains the line: "The only good diplomacy is a fully charged phaser." π
Still, thanks for this!
Fucking legend.
- They battled my grandparents generation and thank god they won!
- They conquered my parent's generation with swing and later on Rock'n Roll!
- The freed my generation and gave us peace till now!
Thank you, James M. Doohan
Hello Nazis!
And he had a missing finger or two to show for it. Once you know Mr Scott is trying to hide it from the camera, you can't unsee it.
RIP, Scotty. There was a great disturbance in the force when he died 20 or so years ago.
@MarkHoltom Movie trivia that involves this man:
The 1980 ZAZ comedy 'Airplane!' is a nearly shot-for-shot remake of the thriller 'Zero Hour!' (1957). But 'Zero Hour!' itself is a remake:
The year before, James Doohan starred as George Spencer (the Ted Stryker character in later versions) in the ORIGINAL original, 'Flight into Danger' -- a CBC teleplay that they've confirmed they still have in their vault, but no plans to release.