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Terry Crabtree: So is he any good?
Grady Tripp: No, not yet.
Terry Crabtree: Well, I’m going to read it, anyway.
Grady Tripp: Aw Crabs, C’mon will you? He’s one of my students for Christsakes. Besides, I’m not even sure if he’s…
Terry Crabtree: He IS. I’m sure, take my word for it, I see myself in him.
Grady Tripp: Oh, I’m sure you do.
Robert Downey Jr. & Kirsten Dunst
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”I’ve been killing myself for years. That’s not news. But I’m going to stop.” —Tony Stark
Two Tons of Turquoise to Taos Tonight (1975), then known as Moment to Moment, was filmed in bits and pieces by Robert Downey Sr. over a period of over two years. It was funded by some of Downey Sr.’s friends, including Jack Nicholson and Norman Lear.
Littered throughout the film in “scenes” that are barely a couple of seconds long, you can see a young Robert Downey Jr. at different ages of his childhood (between 7 to 10 years old).
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