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RIP, dear heart!
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She did a lot of work that so many of us have enjoyed.
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Karen Black made her film debut in this 1960 programmer produced by exploitation film legend Herschell Gordon Lewis (BLOOD FEAST, THE WIZARD OF GORE).
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AIRPORT 1975 is one of my all-time favorite movies, and she was terrific in it. I will always think of my man Charlton imploring her to "Climb, Baby. Climb!"
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That was a funny way to respect someone who has died, display a political fight. I will just say one thing one has to be alive first before you can worry about how healthy you are. One side couldn't give a s--- about anything really, the other side sometimes could do better, but such is the human being.
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Karen Black's 1966 breakthrough film was also a milestone for Francis Ford Coppola.
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After appearing in the James Coburn thriller HARD CONTRACT, Black had her next major role in 1969's EASY RIDER.
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Black re-teamed with Jack Nicholson for 1970's FIVE EASY PIECES. She was nominated for a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her performance, and won that award from the Golden Globes, the New York Film Critics Circle and the National Board of Review.
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