Edelstein on David Carradine
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Over on the Projectionist, New York's own David Edelstein takes a look back at the career of David Carradine, a man he describes as "the apogee of hipness: not my favorite actor, not even in the top 50, but my existential hero, and a man who looked like he got laid a lot — a sort of B-movie Jack Nicholson." [Projectionist]
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