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Brimley seemed perpetually 75 years oldI was just talking about him this week! Did you know that on Thursday, Matthew McConaughey was exactly the same age to the day as Wilford Brimley was the day Cocoon debuted in theaters?
I had heard some something similar. I think a radio station had a bit where they were naming people who looked much older than they were . Brimley was at top of listI was just talking about him this week! Did you know that on Thursday, Matthew McConaughey was exactly the same age to the day as Wilford Brimley was the day Cocoon debuted in theaters?
I was just talking about him this week! Did you know that on Thursday, Matthew McConaughey was exactly the same age to the day as Wilford Brimley was the day Cocoon debuted in theaters?
50 the new 30 nowadays.I was just talking about him this week! Did you know that on Thursday, Matthew McConaughey was exactly the same age to the day as Wilford Brimley was the day Cocoon debuted in theaters?
The best separated at birth for Joe Tiller.
It wasn't diabeetus, apparently. RIP in peace, Mr. Brimley.
It wasn't diabeetus, apparently. RIP in peace, Mr. Brimley.
I actually met him one time. He was a good friend of Larry Miller who owned the Utah Jazz while we were building their new basketball arena in 1991. He seemed like a real nice man.
My favorite role of his was Bill DeVasher, head of security in "The Firm".
"Not just screwin', Mitch. But the kind of...intimate...acts, oral and whatnot, that can be particularly hard for a trusting young wife to forgive and impossible to forget."
Willy lived a hard 50Ladies and gentlemen, two 50-year-old men:
I was just talking about him this week! Did you know that on Thursday, Matthew McConaughey was exactly the same age to the day as Wilford Brimley was the day Cocoon debuted in theaters?
Yep...he was so out of character in that role. "What am I, a fvcking night watchman?"My favorite role of his was Bill DeVasher, head of security in "The Firm".
"Not just screwin', Mitch. But the kind of...intimate...acts, oral and whatnot, that can be particularly hard for a trusting young wife to forgive and impossible to forget."