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	Charlton Heston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		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)

	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.
		At 1998's meeting in Philadelphia, Heston was elected president of the NRA.
		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.
	www.vpc.org /nrainfo/heston.html (275 words)

	Eire Duck's Heston Protest
		Heston is not a stupid man. Confused, senile, and wrong, he can be described as, but he is surrounded by a good number of intelligent advisors and a wide base of support that wishes to see him successful.
		This theory is undoubtedly consistent with the policies of the NRA and Heston in the past, where they attempt to galvanize support for their gun lobby immediately after highly publicized shootings at schools, say outlandish comments in favor of white-supremacy, and do other things which inspire outrage amongst leftist thinkers.
		Surely the primary motive for Heston's visit is to show that Brandeis is filled with outrageous radicals who, despite voicing a demand for free speech and liberal freedoms, actually are reactionary in their desire to protest anyone who they disagree with.
	bluepyramid.org /edpop/cheston.htm (1953 words)

	Charlton Heston lends voice to little machines
		Charlton Heston, one of the world's most recognized, admired, and honored actors, provides onscreen and voice-over narration for a new promotional video about micromachine and integrated microelectronics research and development at Sandia, which is a U.S. Department of Energy science and engineering facility focused on national security research and development.
		Heston would read through the script a time or two, we'd shoot the video and that would be that," McWhorter said.
		The thing that makes Heston so effective on the video, McWhorter said, is that he became fascinated with the technology, really amazed with the way we make these things and what they might be used for.
	www.sandia.gov /media/memsvid.htm (860 words)

	Presidential Medal of Freedom Recipient Charlton Heston
		Heston made his Hollywood film debut as a tormented, cynical young man in Dark City (1950), a crime thriller, and then gained wide commercial and critical success with a starring role in The Greatest Show on Earth (1952), by American director Cecil B. DeMille.
		In 1998 Heston was elected president of the National Rifle Association (NRA), becoming a popular symbol for the pro-gun political lobby.
		Heston, 79, whose movie credits included "The Ten Commandments," "Ben Hur" and "Planet of the Apes," was famous as the voice of the pro-gun National Rifle Association where his trademark phrase was that his gun would only be taken "from my cold, dead hands."
	www.medaloffreedom.com /CharltonHeston.htm (965 words)

	Charlton Heston Summary
		Heston also starred in various science fiction films and disaster films, 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.
		In 1969 Heston was asked by some Democrats to run for the California State Senate, a move that would have likely had bipartisan support in the state.
		Many of the festivities and activities of the convention in Denver were cancelled; an annual meeting was still held in compliance with NRA bylaws, as well as the applicable federal and New York state laws for a corporation such as the NRA, [2], despite the heightened sensitivity of the Denver and Littleton communities.
	www.bookrags.com /Charlton_Heston (2394 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 also visited Afghanistan guerilla camps to see for himself how Afghan freedom fighters were faring in their struggle against Soviet aggression.
		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.
	www.agamemnon.com /ch.html (1084 words)

	Heston does Sandia video
		A few minutes later, Heston emerged from his house in his bathrobe - he had just gotten out of the shower - tapped on the window of the van and invited the team to come on in.
		Heston would read through the script a time or two, we'd shoot the video, and that would be that," Paul says.
		The thing that makes Heston so effective on the video, Paul says, is that he became fascinated with the technology, really amazed with the way we make these things and what they might be used for.
	www.sandia.gov /LabNews/LN02-27-98/heston_story.html (935 words)

	Charlton Heston - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Charlton Heston as Marc Antony in Julius Caesar, 1950
		Heston has an instantly recognizable voice, and was often heard as a narrator.
		Heston's height as a young man was 6'3", although in later years he was somewhat shorter at 6'1".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charlton_Heston (2147 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)

	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)

	Heston, Mahlon 1847-1901 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Mahlon Heston, Jr., was reared and educated in Oskaloosa and remained on the home farm with his parents until their demise.
		Heston was united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth Hodson, a daughter of James F. and Rhoda (Talbert) Hodson, both of whom were natives of Ohio.
		Heston had no children of their own but reared two boys, Frank and Edmund, who are still with their adopted mother.
	iagenweb.org /boards/jefferson/biographies/index.cgi?review=31585 (387 words)

	Alan Heston
		Alan Heston has been involved since the early 1960s in careful empirical economics analysis of a range of aspects of South Asian economies, both historically and currently.
		For many economists who are focused on the United States' economy, the topics of some of his studies may seem exotic: economic analyses of camel transport in Pakistan and of the "sacred cow," land fragmentation, gold prices and intra-country agricultural yield variations in India.
		Heston's path-breaking work for which he is known internationally, however, has been primarily a collaborative effort with Robert Summers (also an AEA Distinguished Fellow in 1998) and, initially, with the late Irving B. Kravis (an AEA Distinguished Fellow in 1991).
	pwt.econ.upenn.edu /heston.html (524 words)

	ASCAP Audio Portrait: Heston
		Heston Francis is a modern soul singer with heartfelt messages and laid-back grooves.
		Heston's love songs have a twist; they can be self-critical and have positive messages.
		Live Messages - Heston says performing live is what it's all about - that and having positive messages.
	www.ascap.com /audioportraits/heston.html (127 words)

	Charlton Heston Killed; Gun Pried From Fingers
		Heston's portrayal of the peyote-chewing Hebrew mystic Moses was perhaps his most memorable role, lifting Cecil B. DeMille's low-budget bomb and helping it finally to turn a profit.
		Before Charlton Heston's death, one of the convention's most dramatic and memorable moments was when he heroically raised a gun over his head and taunted the government, in particular Al Gore.
		Heston thrilled the NRA crowd when he proclaimed, "They will take my gun away only when they pry it from my cold, dead fingers!" The place erupted with that great remark, and of course Heston basked in the glow and support and oneness of feeling that surged through the hall.
	www.negativespin.com /heston.htm (910 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 (151 words)

	Amazon.com: In the Arena: An Autobiography: Books: Charlton Heston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Heston's memoir traces an amazingly prolific and durable career from his starring roles in historical epics of the 1950s and 1960s (The Ten Commandments, Ben Hur) through disaster films of the 1970s (Earthquake) and into recent years spent largely as a stage actor and in TV character roles.
		Heston grew up poor in the woods of northern Michigan, where he was lonely and painfully shy.
		Heston began his career on the stage; he loves acting in and directing plays, especially Shakespeare, and has done almost as many plays as movies.
	www.amazon.com /Arena-Autobiography-Charlton-Heston/dp/157297267X (1972 words)

	AMCTV.com BIOGRAPHY - Charlton Heston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Charlton Heston was born John Charlton Carter in Evanston, Illinois on October 4, 1924.
		The movie was a huge success and Heston won the Academy Award® for Best Actor for his work in it.
		Moore interviewed Heston about his support for the NRA, and depending on which side of the American gun debate you fall, the interview could be seen as either Moore ambushing an unsuspecting old man or as a deft strike at the NRA's most vocal and recognizable spokesman.
	www.amctv.com /person/detail?CID=1811-1-MST (519 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)

	Heston filming
		The Heston matter ends with Heston walking away and Moore standing at the top of a flight of outdoor stairs calling to him to look at the picture of the deceased girl.
		After Heston left, Moore decided to have the cameraman come around the front and film him holding up the picture of Kayla and making his plaintive requests to Heston to come back and look at it.
		Heston is still friendly, albeit somewhat nervous, when the final sequence begins; between that and Heston walking out there are no signs of an edit.
	www.hardylaw.net /hestonfilming.html (1418 words)

	Charlton Heston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Heston has beaten prostate cancer down like a bitch and protected our Second Amendment rights by assuming the mantle of presidency of the National Rifle Association.
		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.
		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)

	Charles Heston Speaks for PET
		Heston announced earlier this year that he had been diagnosed with Alzheimer´s, after a PET scan detected signs of the disease.
		The public service announcement closely follows the release of new Alzheimer´s research conducted by AMI member Dr. Daniel Silverman, assistant professor of molecular and medical pharmacology and associate director of imaging for the UCLA Alzheimer´s Disease Center.
		In the public service announcement, Heston speaks on behalf of the AMI and cites the benefit of early diagnosis of Alzheimer´s, which can give patients extended quality time with loved ones.
	www.ami-imaging.org /public/heston-pet.htm (495 words)

	Will Charlton Heston have to give up his guns? - By Bryan Curtis - Slate Magazine
		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 (773 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 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 (249 words)

	WorldNetDaily: Heston lectures amid 'bloody' protests (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Heston applauded their right to protest his speech Tuesday.
		One reporter suggested to Heston that the language of the second amendment was "perhaps not applicable to today's violent society," then asked him how he would re-word it.
		When another reporter asked why 22,000 gun laws were still not enough to prevent school shootings, Heston said the answer comes from a parent of a Columbine victim with whom he spoke shortly after the shootings.
	www.wnd.com /news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=17465 (854 words)

	Richard Dreyfuss on Charlton Heston on National Review Online
		I would never watch Heston on TV because he was too big.
		Heston was almost too big for the 20th century, let alone TV.
		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)

	Heston Blasts P.C. Media as Threat to Freedom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The actor quoted the man as saying he never has owned a gun, but then added to Heston that "this is not about guns.
		Asked how a moral actor can survive in Hollywood, Heston said he considered himself to be a moral person and he had worked in Hollywood for about 50 years.
		He pointed to such absurdities as a ruling in New Jersey that health practitioners need not tell their patients they are HIV positive, and a story in New York of kids "who did not speak a work of Spanish" who were nonetheless "herded into a bilingual education class" just because they had Hispanic surnames.
	www.newsmax.com /archives/articles/2001/3/19/212957.shtml (450 words)

	Special Collections Manuscripts - Margaret Herrick Library - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
		Heston went on to direct and star in Antony and Cleopatra (Rank Film Distributors, 1972).
		Heston received an Academy Award for best actor for Ben-Hur and was presented the Academy's 1977 Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award.
		Numerous scrapbooks document Heston's career from 1939 to 1975; a few were compiled by fans in Germany, Japan, and Taiwan.
	www.oscars.org /mhl/sc/heston_66.html (526 words)

	Moore's reply on Heston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		All that was held was the voting members' meeting, which was required by NY nonprofit corporation law.
		Heston devotes the entire speech to challenging the Denver mayor and mocking the mayor's pleas that the NRA "don't come here." Far from deliberately editing the film to make Heston look worse, I chose to leave most of this out and not make Heston look as evil as he actually was."
		He has Heston speaking, then cuts away to a billboard (to let you forget that Heston's shirt and tie are changed in the next shot), telling you Heston came to Denver, then goes back to Heston speaking.
	www.hardylaw.net /MoorereplyHeston.html (632 words)

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