Whenever viewers got involved in Long -term Western Serie of CBS, "Gunsmoke", The only guarantee they could count on is to see what will penetrate the dilemma Jameseims Arens, Marshall Matt Dillon that week. Like most television Western, you never knew if the new person riding in the city was there to seek help or cause problems, but the chances were that the role would be occupied by an actor who would continue in a successful career.

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Names like Ron Howard, Sam Eliot, Harrison Ford and Leonard Nimoy - though in a culturally insensitive role - Everyone made a pit. Sometimes, if you are lucky, you will get two fruitful stars for the price of one - such as in the case of "one ice killer".

Starswells of the episode of the season 10, Dron Dron Dron Berimore, the son of Hollywood legend Johnon Berimore and the father of Drew Barimore, like Anderson, a dry -out hunter, who rolls in Dodge City with a suggestion. It turns out that he wanted the "Intalava" Drew to return to an ice house with his partner. Anderson is seeking Dillon's help to return to the award, claiming that the sterns gang is probably preparing for ambush. One of the men waiting for Anderson to show the face is Drew's brother, Billy Kimbo, who is played by none other than a baby (but no less dangerous) Dennis Hopper.

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It is not a very local guest place, as it has only about two scenes, but Hopper naturally shows its talent for playing characters that can become deadly serious in the blink of an eye. Billy has been taken out for a shootout that does not go on his way, but the rest of the episode paints a very different image from the one who was Anderson.

Although this was Hopper's only look at Gunsmoke, he has a random difference that no other guest starvet can claim. He was actually born in Dodge City, Kansas! The actor nominated for the Academy Award ("Houzier") had one of the most prolific careers of his generation. Hopper made his debut in the classic Jamesesi Dean "Rebel for Without Reason", played one of David Lynch's "Blue Velvet" and is Responsible for the triple duty to bring the late classic counterculture in the late 60s to life to life. Despite all this, however, he never seemed to completely leave his secondary -western roots.

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Hopper talked about how his childhood "Dodge City" was independently responsible for the trajectory of his career and passion embedded in his art (through La Overview of books):

"I'm just a middle -class boy from Dodge City and my grandparents were wheat farmers. I thought painting, acting, directing and photography were all part of being an artist. I made my money that way. And I had fun. It wasn't a bad life."

When not threatening Keanu Reeves by bombs on buses ("speed") or Entering Marlon Brando Fighting on the "Apocalypse Now" set)Hopper struggled in the world of sculptures. Two of his most important pieces were the 21 -meter -high man, and the 26 -meter man, La Salsa. Although the two man -inspired pieces were originally located in Anheim, California, Hopper's property donated the pairing in 2013 at the Western State Exhibition Center after his death (through KSCB News).

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I think he is sweet and quite appropriate that there will always be a part of him staying in Dodge City in honor of his memory.

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