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The Films of Robert Duvall
Now 67 years old, Duvall made his first screen appearances on television in 1959 and 1960. His first film role was a memorable one, as 'Boo' Radley in the great 1962 Gregory Peck film, To Kill a Mockingbird. Since then, Duvall has had dozens of roles, many of them in top-quality productions. His recent work has been of an even higher standard. These four films barely scratch the surface of Robert Duvall's contribution to American cinema. Each of them is well worth watching. |
Apocalypse Now
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A Family Thing 
A revelation from the past takes an Arkansas redneck north to Chicago to learn about his roots by visiting black relatives he never knew he had. Robert Duvall and James Earl Jones add thoughtful performances to a solid provocative, script. The Gingerbread Man
After a one night stand, a southern lawyer gets involved up with a woman who is being terrorised by her wacky father. Instead of improving things, the lawyer's efforts get him and his family tangled in a web of danger. |
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