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	Charlton Heston - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Charlton Heston (born October 4, 1923) is an Academy Award-winning American film actor noted for heroic roles and his long involvement in political issues.
		Heston was born John Charles Carter in Evanston, Illinois to Lilla Charlton and Russell Whitford Carter.
		Heston also starred in various science fiction films and disaster movies, some of which, like Planet of the Apes, Soylent Green, Earthquake and The Omega Man, were hugely successful at the time of their release and have since become cult classics.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charlton_Heston (1503 words)

	CNN.com - Charlton Heston has Alzheimer's symptoms - August 9, 2002
		Charlton Heston announced through a videotape Friday that he has a neurological illness that could be Alzheimer's disease.
		Heston, 77, is a friend of former President Ronald Reagan, 91, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 1994, and his wife, Nancy.
		Heston's use of the phrase "symptoms consistent with Alzheimer's disease" probably means he has the disease, said Bill Thies, vice president for medical and scientific affairs at the Alzheimer's Association.
	archives.cnn.com /2002/US/08/09/heston.illness (666 words)

	THE WAR LORD PG.1-Pictures, info & VHS & DVDs found HERE!
		Heston is disgusted at it's condition, finding the previous 'War Lord' dead in his bed in the arms of a village virgin-maiden.
		Heston is stunned to learn that Forsyth is engaged but gives his permission--all the time feeling longing and desire for this girl himself.
		Heston gives her his father's ring and declares that she is his lady and she should be honored as such.
	charltonhestonworld2.homestead.com /WarLord1.html (1423 words)

	Charlton Heston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Hosted the Charlton Heston Celebrity Shoot to showcase safety and satisfaction of shooting sports and raise funds for defense of the Second Amendment.
		Charlton Heston was re-elected to a 3-year position on the NRA Board of Directors in 2001.
		Heston was elected for a lifetime position to the NRA Executive Council as he turned the gavel over to Kayne Robinson.
	www.nrawinningteam.com /heston.html (199 words)

	Biography for Charlton Heston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A frail-looking Heston was presented with a Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian award, at the White House by George W. Bush in July 2003.
		Heston is a popular actor in Greece, where his name is written as "Charlton Easton" due to Heston having Scatology connotations in the Greek language.
		Heston was and is an actor of absolutely undeniable presence, and was never more so than during his late-1950s/early-1960s heyday, when Hollywood needed all the presence it could get to compete with television.
	www.imdb.com /Bio?Heston,+Charlton (2450 words)

	Agamemnon Films - Charlton Heston
		Heston has lent his time, talent and energy to a number of federal agencies including the USIA and the Departments of Energy and Agriculture.
		Heston often has testified before state agencies and congressional committees and he remains a tireless and feared campaigner for those who share his political philosophy.
		Charlton and Lydia Heston live a busy but informal life on a ridge in Beverly Hills that Heston describes as "a modest home attached to my wife's state of the art photographic studio." Lydia's career as a photographer is burgeoning, with several exhibitions scheduled.
	www.agamemnon.com /ch.html (1084 words)

	BBC News \| ENTERTAINMENT \| Heston guns for fourth NRA term
		Film star Charlton Heston is to stand for an unprecedented fourth term as chairman of the National Rifle Association in the United States after changing his mind about stepping down.
		Heston told the NRA's 130th convention in Kansas City on Saturday: "Until recently, I'd planned for this to be my farewell address as your president.
		Heston added: "You are of the same lineage as the farmers who stood at Concord Bridge" at the start of the American Revolution.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/1341315.stm (352 words)

	NRA-ILA :: Articles
		Acknowledging Charlton Heston`s great achievements on the screen and on the civil rights front, the president commented: "Charlton Heston is known for his portrayals of the most compelling dramatic figures: Moses, Judah Ben-Hur, Michelangelo, General Andrew Jackson and Captain George Taylor.
		Earlier this year, the membership of the National Rifle Association paid homage to Charlton Heston for his unshakable devotion to protecting our freedom in April at the NRA Annual Meetings in Orlando, Fla. NRA members came from far and wide to attend a special tribute to Heston, who was stepping down as NRA president.
		Heston, who starred in such films as "The Ten Commandments," "Ben Hur" and "Planet of the Apes," has dedicated most of his life to civil rights activism and has just completed an unprecedented five-year term as NRA president.
	www.nraila.org /issues/articles/read.aspx?id=118 (835 words)

	Charlton Heston
		Heston brings every role he plays a sense of grace and dignity, from Admiral "Skeet" Kelso in Solar Crisis, to his quadruple-turn as "Narrator" in James Michener's Texas, the animated Hercules, Charlton Heston Presents The Bible, and Armageddon.
		Studio heads were concerned about the profanity, but Charlton convinced the studio high-ups that he was "literally calling on God to damn the people who destroyed civilization to Hell." The line stuck, the rest is history, and Chuck is absolved for using the Creator's name in vain.
		Heston also peppers his speeches with Shakespearean quotes, and is known to wear a codpiece at public appearances.
	homegame.org /HG/spotlight/heston (802 words)

	PLANET OF THE APES PG.1:Largest Collection of Photos, Find VHS, DVDs HERE!
		Heston soon decides it will not be long before he and his men have control over this planet, when out in the distance a loud, haunting sound echoes through the corn field.
		Heston stubbles and when he looked up he is shocked to see APES riding on horses shooting the humans as if they are on a hunt!!! Burton (Dodge) is shot and Heston continues to run for his life in this nightmare hunt.
		Heston is horrified to be in such a place and tries desperately to communicate to the Apes--trying to write in the sand but having it covered over by Harrison in her child-like play.
	charltonhestonworld2.homestead.com /PlanetOfApesPg1.html (1350 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Showbiz \| Actor Heston gets 'Heston' award
		Heston won best actor in the 1959 Oscars for his role as Ben Hur in the Roman-era adventure, and also won an honorary Oscar in 1978 for his humanitarian work.
		Heston was an ardent civil rights campaigner in the 1960s, even marching with activist Martin Luther King.
		Heston was recently given the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Bush, the country's highest civilian award.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/showbiz/3138248.stm (250 words)

	The Charlton Heston Online Shrine
		Although the Charlton Heston Presents the Bible video series is most famous, the companion book can also be an interesting tool for fans of the actor who are religiously inclined.
		Charlton Heston Presents the Bible includes a generous selection of passages from the Bible, insightful commentary on the stories of Adam and Eve, Moses, David, and others, excerpts and commentary on the New Testament, color reproductions of classic works of art, and much more.
		Today, Heston acts as a self-declared moving target for the media, championing his mostly conservative causes despite a massive backlash from the liberal community.
	www.celebopedia.com /heston/philosophy.html (793 words)

	The Devolution of Charlton Heston, by Richard Prasad - Democratic Underground
		The story deals with George Taylor, (Heston) a loner astronaut, who is sick of the world of the late 20th century and yearns for something better.
		Heston is also made mute by a gorilla bullet though the throat, which is good news for those of us not enamored by his prodigious overacting, which is very much on display in this movie.
		It would be enough punishment to hear Charlton Heston's pro gun views echoed in his movies, but he feels that he can do so much more, and so he is currently President of the NRA, or the National Rifle Association.
	www.democraticunderground.com /articles/01/08/09_apes.html (1322 words)

	Charlton Heston
		Charlton Heston's parents were divorced when he was ten, and he lived with his mother and, later, stepfather.
		As an actor, Heston is most famous for larger-than-life roles in a series of epics, including Orson Welles' Touch of Evil (1958), Ben-Hur (1959), which won him an Oscar, El Cid (1961), and the underrated classic Khartoum (1966).
		Off screen, Heston was loudly liberal, active in the civil rights movement, and marched on Washington DC with Martin Luther King in 1963.
	www.nndb.com /people/961/000022895 (255 words)

	Charlton Heston - Uncyclopedia
		Charlton Heston entered the world stage as a famed author of childrens books such as The Ten Commandments, and Little Jimmy's Sniper Manual.
		Outside of his film work, Heston battled evil-doers and unseen forces in the Screen Actors Guild and also punched a small dog in the nose.
		Charleton Heston not only knows where Sarah Connor is, she knitted him a nice sweater as well.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Charlton_Heston (475 words)

	Charlton Heston/Super Star, Best Actor - MovieActors.com
		Charlton Heston's early fame was in biblical dramas, ala BEN-HUR and THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.
		Tall and handsome, with a commanding screen presence and a great voice, Charlton Heston made his mark in historical dramas at a time when earthier sex symbols like Marlon Brando and James Dean were wowing audience with their naturalism in kitchen sink dramas.
		Charlton Heston's defining role was as Moses in THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.
	www.movieactors.com /50stars/heston.htm (161 words)

	Chuck Heston - NRA President!
		Two days after assailing President Clinton's character and views on guns, Charlton Heston was elected on Monday as the next president of the National Rifle Association.
		HESTON: "That was that terrible album by Ice T called `Cop Killer.' And I'm very proud of this, I really am.
		Charlton Heston was re-elected to the NRA Board of Directors in 1998 for a 3 year term.
	www.nrawinningteam.com /hestquot.html (1016 words)

	Will Charlton Heston have to give up his guns? By Bryan Curtis
		If Heston has Alzheimer's and enters a state of severe dementia, it's likely that his family will go to California probate court and set up what is commonly called a "dementia conservatorship." This would place a Heston family member in charge of the actor's affairs.
		Under a dementia conservatorship, the court is not required by statute to rule on Heston's fitness to own firearms, nor is it required to report his condition to the California Department of Justice.
		Heston is the president of the National Rifle Association and owns firearms.
	www.slate.com /?id=2069253 (726 words)

	Charlton Heston--The Lybarger Links Interview
		Speaking by phone from Beverly Hills, CA, Heston explains, "I've always said that one of my major contributions to film is the fact that I bullied the studio (Universal) to hire Orson to direct it.
		Heston's deep, resonant voice can be heard in everything from beer commercials to the opening frames of this summer's Armageddon.
		Heston remembers, "He said, 'Chuck, you know those of us with these deep, booming bass voices, we tend to wallow around the bass range.
	www.tipjar.com /dan/heston.htm (999 words)

	MSTed: Charlton Heston's "Winning the Cultural War" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Heston ever consider that maybe an aging white actor and a corporate boardroom were never the intended audience for the album?
		I would guess that Charlton Heston owns the text that was MSTed, but I couldn't contact him for permission to MST it.
		Heston really doesn't want it up on the web, I'll take it down, but maybe he should read his own words before making that request.
	home.epix.net /~eichler/humor/mstwar.htm (5135 words)

	Charlton Heston at Reel Classics
		At his best in the 1950s and '60s, Heston continued to play leading roles through the 1990s and was also called upon to lend his voice or imposing stature to certain supporting roles no one quite as large ever really emerged to fill.
		Heston's tough, credible performance in this large-as-life circus drama stuck with director DeMille who 3 years later, cast the film newcomer as Moses in THE TEN COMMANDMENTS (1956), the role which made him a international movie star.
		A poster from THE NAKED JUNGLE (1954), in which Heston plays Christopher Leiningen, a turn-of-the-century South American plantation owner who sends for a mail-order bride (Eleanor Parker) only to reject her because she's a widow, and then has to battle an army of ants which threaten his plantation and the entire countryside.
	www.reelclassics.com /Actors/Heston/heston.htm (407 words)

	Charlton Heston @ Filmbug
		In 1948 Heston made his Broadway debut in Anthony and Cleopatra and simultaneously became one of the first actors to achieve success in the new medium of the time, television, with leads in Studio One and other dramatic programs.
		Heston has written an autobiography, In the Arena; a two-disc CD-ROM tour of Biblical sites, Voyage Through the Bible; a memoir of his film career, Charlton Heston's Hollywood; and a reflection on life in To Be A Man: Letter to My Grandson.
		Heston received the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science's Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award in 1977.
	www.filmbug.com /db/498 (576 words)

	Charlton Heston - Celebopedia
		Charlton Heston, simply put, is the greatest leading man in film history.
		Charlton Heston actually played President Andrew Jackson twice in unrelated films, thanks in part to their similar striking features.
		This site is not endorsed by Charlton Heston or any organization Charlton Heston is, was or will be associated with.
	www.celebopedia.com /heston (136 words)

	Richard Dreyfuss on Charlton Heston on National Review Online
		Heston was almost too big for the 20th century, let alone TV.
		When I saw Charlton Heston as a kid, he took me far, far away, to places few actors could go.
		Heston, because of his perfectly male face, the depth of his voice, the measured almost antique rhythm of his speech, the oddly innocent commitment that allowed him to dive without looking into the role, took me farther, before the common era, as they say.
	www.nationalreview.com /comment/comment-dreyfuss082002.asp (1019 words)

	The NRA and Charlton Heston
		At the NRA's 1997 annual meeting in Seattle, Washington, actor Charlton Heston was a last-minute surprise addition to the board of directors of the National Rifle Association.
		In December 1997, Heston delivered a speech before the Free Congress Foundation in which he made inflammatory remarks regarding women, gays and lesbians, and African Americans; while at the same time trivializing the Holocaust.
		Read statements by various organizations condemning Charlton Heston’s inflammatory remarks.
	www.vpc.org /nrainfo/heston.html (275 words)

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		He's the opposite of Charlton Heston's bitter, misanthropic space captain, whose badgering of his own crewmates made the early parts of the first movie distasteful.
		But the obviousness of his fable about racial oppression was made palatable by the sheer bizarreness of casting Charlton Heston as the Angry Black Radical.
		Further, as exasperating as Heston's scenery-chewing could be, the star of "The Ten Commandments," "Ben-Hur," and "Omega Man" did radiate a messianic charisma.
	www.isteve.com /Film_Planet_of_the_Apes.htm (711 words)

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