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Frederic Forrest and Kathleen Lloyd in Die Wiege des Satans (1978)
Played mystery novelist Dashiell Hammett twice; first as the lead in Hammett (1982), then as a supporting role in Citizen Cohn (1992).
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Robert Duvall and Frederic Forrest in The Stone Boy (1984)
Has a collection of James Dean memorabilia and more than 200 hats.
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Veronica Cartwright and Frederic Forrest in Mein wunderbarer Cadillac (1989)
In Apocalypse Now (1979), his character ("Chef") is yelling for the Playboy Playmates from the crowd, and one of them is played by Colleen Camp, who, in four years, would be his contented hippie wife in Valley Girl (1983).
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Frederic Forrest, Macon McCalman, and Barry Tubb in Mein wunderbarer Cadillac (1989)
Although he had a relatively small role in The Conversation (1974), it is an extremely important one: He and Cindy Williams are the two people having that titular conversation (recorded by Gene Hackman: so Forrest's and Williams's voices are heard throughout the film).
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Frederic Forrest in Apocalypse Now (1979)
In 1986-87, he spent a lot of time playing law enforcement agents on television: As real life Detective Bob Keppell in the Ted Bundy two-part television movie, The Deliberate Stranger (1986), and as the fictional Captain Richard Jenko on 21 Jump Street (1987).
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Frederic Forrest and Stacy Keach in The Gravy Train (1974)
In Apocalypse Now (1979), his character ("Chef") shouts the line, "Never Get Out Of The Boat!", which is later recited by Captain Willard (played by Martin Sheen).
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Frederic Forrest in The Gravy Train (1974)
Appeared for the first time at the popular Hollywood Show (Autograph Convention in Los Angeles) in 2018.
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Robert Forster, Frederic Forrest, and Al Lettieri in Der Don ist tot (1973)
In 1976, in the quirky Western The Missouri Breaks (1976), he plays part of a group of men being hunted by Marlon Brando. That same year, Apocalypse Now (1979), started filming (to be released in 1979), where he plays part of a group of men who are hunting Brando.
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Anthony Quinn and Frederic Forrest in Der Don ist tot (1973)
Acted with Jack Nicholson in Arthur Penn's The Missouri Breaks (1976), and then acted with and directed Nicholson in the Chinatown remake, The Two Jakes (1990).
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Miranda Richardson and Frederic Forrest in Die Kinder (1990)
In both The Don Is Dead (1973) and The Dion Brothers (aka The Gravy Train (1974)) Forrest played one of a pair of outlaw brothers, with Al Lettieri and Stacy Keach, respectively.
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Frederic Forrest in The Gravy Train (1974)
Appeared alongside Harry Dean Stanton in two movies that weren't initially well-received but have since acquired a cult following: The Missouri Breaks (1976), and One from the Heart (1981). They played good buddies in both.
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