Robert Selden Duvall (born January 5, 1931) is an American actor and director. He has won an Academy Award, two Emmy Awards, and four Golden Globe Awards. He began his career appearing in theatre during the late 1950s, moving into small to supporting television and film roles during the early 1960s in such works as To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) and Captain Newman, M.D. (1963). He started to land much larger roles during the early 1970s with...
Kilgore wants to surf a good pointbreak wave so he plans on taking out the vi...
Kilgore talks to surfing with Lance on their way to blowing up a village with...
Kilgore wants to see Lance and Mike surf during the battle.
Kilgore wants to know if he is really talking to the famous professional surf...
Kilgore is trying to remember the name of the village that had taken a few of...
A soldier is concerned about the safety of surfing during the battle. Kilegor...
Kilgore feels bad that Lance doesn't get to surf anymore but Lance is okay wi...
Willard stole Kilgore's board from him and now he is combing the river lookin...
Kilgore gives Lance a compliment about his surfing skills when he meets him f...
Kilgore gets very interested in taking out a village that has a great place t...
Kilgore is talking to Willard about getting him upriver wherever he wants to go.
Kilgore is talking to Mike who is nervous about surfing in such a dangerous p...
Kilgore is pumped on taking over the village because now he gets to surf with...
Kilgore is talking to Lance and they are going to be surfing those 6 foot swe...
Kilgore is talking about how much he likes napalm.
Cole enters the pit in first place. The gun jams on a tire change and he lose...
Tim walks out to tractor that Harry's driving. He walks along side of it and ...
L.C. reacts to Huck's comment about his new hair dye job at the poker table.
L.C. makes a side bet with his father during his poker game. Huck wants the r...
Phil's first game as a couch is against his father's team. The two shake hand...
Prendergast's gun still trained on him, Foster tells Prendergast he's gonna d...
Tom sits quietly listening to Woltz's rant. When Woltz finishes Tom politely ...
Cole is cursing on the radio after dropping from first to third because of a ...
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