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Robert Duvall Gave His Characters—and Us—Grace

罗伯特·杜瓦尔赋予了他的角色——以及我们——优雅

The Oscar-winning actor has died at age 95.

The Oscar-winning actor has died at age 95.

2026-02-16  961  中等
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Duvall’s Lt. Kilgore, of Apocalypse Now, may have had one of the most tiresomely quoted lines in all of 1970s moviedom—the one about loving the smell of napalm in the morning—but his character has a gruff complexity that can’t be encapsulated with one line. Even his very carriage seems to harbor secrets: Kilgore is a hard-ass, a walking scowl, but even so, he’s a man with a past and a future we can only guess at. A Duvall performance never stopped at a movie’s end; we could somehow imagine these characters living beyond the frame, inhabiting lives we’d never by privy to.

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