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    Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Robert Prosky


    denny_crane — 19 years ago(March 08, 2007 10:41 AM)

    reminds me of Malachy McCourt. I just saw him in a bit part as Billy Flynn in Hoffa, and I came onto IMDB checking to see if it was Malachy McCourt. Anybody else see the resemblance?

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        Colonel-T — 17 years ago(October 30, 2008 04:59 PM)

        I thought I spotted Robert Prosky making an uncredited cameo in 'She's the One', but it turned out to be Malachy McCourt! So I agree, there is a resemblance.

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          Catdubh — 17 years ago(November 30, 2008 11:23 PM)

          Malachy McCourt, the brother of Frank McCourt? I have to agree. Robert looks much like an old Irishman, and a LOT like Malachy. Don't know much about Malachy but I was disgusted that so many people thought Angela's Ashes was a classic. It was NOTHING more than every poor Irishman/woman's family story! I was born in Bray, and raised in LA, and my grandparents could have easily written the same book.
          What, just for once in your life can't you be serious?

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