When I first saw Steve McQueen in a Bullitt rerun as a Kid, I thought he was the coolest actor on TV, with his crystal blue eyes...driving that green mustang on the streets of San Francisco...running through the Airport in his suede hush puppy shoes and his love affair with Jacqueline Bisset. I have been a big fan ever since .
His ending was even more sad than what is mentioned here. He was under the care of a quack doctor who told him he could cure his cancer thru alternative treatments like a coffee enema. It would have been sad to be still on the rise in Hollywood with an impressive array of movies and be told your cancer is incurable. His best role was in Pappilon. A true legend.
@@VenturiLife Yep, he did try anything he could because he new he was terminal. I have retinitis pigmentosa and have lost 90% of my vision. There is still no cure for it and I spent thousands of $$$ on alternative treatments because that's what you do when western medicine gives you no hope.
He did a PHENOMENAL job in The Sand Pebbles. Great film, and though set in the 1920s, it was very relevant of the times when released in 1966. His character, Jake Holman, was rough around the edges, but a good hearted man. And as you mentioned, Mako did a great job as well...great film....
My father died from the same thing. Asbestos was used in brake linings. McQueen got his from working on pipes in the Marines, like a lot of shipyard workers.
Ohhhhh my Teenie Idol Steve McQueen......as I was 14 they play a serie 'Josh' in Germany... I loved Steve he was so beautiful, the blue eyes......wow and he was a great artist 🤩❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣💯💯💯💯💯💯RIP Steve ❤Thanks for the video😘 From Germany Keki👋
50 is too young. Steve was a gorgeous actor. The Blob was one of my favorites and I wish he did a movie with his Martial Arts teacher and friend Bruce Lee
Glad he found the Lord and had peace in his heart at the end...Loved the film Cincinnati Kid.There is also a great documentary that came out about him. Steve McQueen An American Icon.
When he filmed the Towering Inferno, he had stipulated that Paul Newman would not have more lines and screen time than him. He was always a bit insecure with Newman.
No disrespect to Steve but Newman was a hard act to follow. BOTH were fabulous. As great as they were, to use a old quote, I "wouldn't want to have to live off of the difference".
McQueen hated the film and when the producers gave him a choice of a straight salary ($12k) or 10% of the film's gross, he took the salary. Little did he realize that the film would ultimately gross $4 million which would have given him $400k.
I read they wouldn't let him jump the fences himself in The Great Escape because it was too dangerous. They had someone else do the jumping. I am sure he was disappointed. You know he would have loved to jump them himself.
A great and tough actor. Some bumps in his personal life. But gone too soon for sure. Favorite movies The Great Escape and Towering inferno. Good informational video. 👍
First saw him in The Great Escape and loved the scene where he drove the guard crazy with the sound of the ball bouncing on the cell walls. Really liked him in Papilion where he would repeat through the film, "I'm still here, you ba^#ards!" Great actor! Seemed very private, which I admired.
I've not seen a better car chase scene than Bullitt, though The Seven-Ups came close. Actually the guy McQueen chased in Bullitt was the same guy Roy Scheider chased in The Seven-Ups.
I have a friend who grew up in Sweden. At about age 12 he and his classmates saw Bullitt. Swedish kids at that time thought that if you lived in San Francisco all you needed to do was sit by the road to see cars flinhing through the air at 100 mph.
That motorcycle (or *motorcycles* ) jumping the fence in The Great Escape- iconic! And yes, Hollywood, with their rash of disaster movies.. they were popular all over the world! Kind regards, from Australia.
Steve. I see you don’t ride dirt bikes 😂. Steve was instrumental in the motorcycle classic “On Any Sunday”. He helped legitimize our sport. Love your channel. Best.
His life was not sad or tragic or a waste or all that nonsense. We in the comments would give anything to be Steve McQueen. THAT is the point of living, no matter how short your life. TO MAKE A MARK. We in the comments may live to 100 years. We can only dream to be like this man.
His actual form of cancer was pleural mesothelioma, like you mentioned in the video it is caused by exposure to asbestos particles. Bullitt was my favorite, he was so cool in that movie.
Even though I lived the era, I have still yet to see some of Steve McQueens movies, however....as an 83 year old fellow motorcycle rider, I have to admit the Great Escape is my favorite. My understanding is that Steve was so unpleased with the 'Germans' riding capabilities while chasing him, at some point in the movie, he donned a German military suit, some shots were taken and he, in essence in the final cut, became him chasing himself! BHE
His best picture to me, is not 'cause of him, but the type of genré. That would be (as I thought it was, his very first) his 1st. staring role; 'The Blob' (1958). Partially filmed in Downingtown, Pa., showing the old city.
Steve McQueen used to say that a scare rumor would invite the more real common self title then the flight response. In his early acting career he would stomp throw his gel beams over the hollows and then sample the rods that came with it to give out at the set.
He died in Juarez, Mexico just across the border from my hometown of El Paso, Texas. The Getaway was also partly filmed in El Paso. I have seen it many times and can recognize several locations in downtown where they filmed it. I also heard that when the the script of "The Bodyguard" was laying around during his time that Diana Ross and Steve McQueen were considered as starring in that movie however nothing came of it until Kevin Costner and Whitney Houston started in it many years later. Loved all his movies however I wonder what McQueen and Ross could have done with it. My prediction is that it would have been a smash hit! Definitely the "King of Cool'! Vaya Con Dios!
Yes this was a sad one, this type of cancer spawned an entire industry now of specialized law suits around employers who exposed people to asbestos. Did you mention the Great Escape and I just missed it? That was another good ensemble movie he was in. Thanks again for your content Steve!
Years ago, a large fund was established for payment of money damages to mesothelioma victims. The advertisements you see on TV are for law firms that examine the qualifications of claimants to receive compensation from the fund. My father received some compensation since he'd been a merchant seaman (like McQueen).
In the scenes where McQueen is locked up in solitary in The Great Escape, if you look to the left side of the screen, you can see the boom mic operator.
His trademark:A tooth knocked out in Nevada Smith, The Great Escape, and Papillon. Nevada Smith and Papillon were both on the Humanities Film Forum's Must See List.
I was living in El Paso in 1980 when Steve McQueen died there was a very big turnout of people just kind of going downtown standing around and talking about Steve McQueen but it was very sad I can't really named my most favorite movie but I do think he was one of our best actors that we've had in a long time I guess the greatest escape and Tom Horn or probably my two favorites and then bullet because he did a lot of his own driving I miss him a lot I have every movies ever made he's one of my favorites be safe be peaceful
McQueen was excellent and very convincing as Battalion Cheif O'Halloran in the Towering Inferno. Great chemistry with Newman. " Now, under the circumstances, we can't order you to go up there, but you see how it is don't ya? " Well how do I get back down?......................... Ohhh sh*t !! 😁
Saw Towering Inferno in the theater. Nevada Smith is my favorite McQueen movie and I really like The Great Escape too. And yes, I thought he was cute too 😚
In 1965 Steve had a falling out with his friend and neighbour, James Garner. Garner signed on to do the movie Grand Prix, but Steve felt that he was more qualified for the role. Both are great actors.
I haven’t watched the video yet, so I’m not sure if he touched on this, but McQueen used to wrap his face in a rag after he dipped it in asbestos while he raced so if he got in an accident, his face wouldn’t burn because he was an actor. It was this rag dripped in asbestos that caused him to have mesothelioma.
He was exposed to asbestos when was younger as suits wore for driving race cars had lining made of it and was working on ships with asbestos on pipes but smoking could have contributed to his lung cancer as well.
He died when I was a child and I remember it was very big news Now as an adult I understand that it was because one of the biggest stars in the world died terribly young. How awful.
He was also a dessert racer, a very competitive one. On Any Sunday shows his riding skills. I know of a fellow dessert racer that contracted cancer from asbestos and radioactive material from testing. His wife also.
You didn't mention that his life did not have a sad ending but a very uplifting one as Steve had become a born again Christian and had turned his life around and was looking forward to meeting his wonderful Savior.
No mention of John Sturges?? Director / Writer Sturges saw Steve in the show Wanted Dead Or Alive and cast Steve in the 1959 film Never So Few” co- starring Charles Bronson and Frank Sinatra. One year later Sturges cast Steve again in The Magnificent Seven 1960 and three years later in The Great Escape which made Steve a bonafide International Film Star. Steve’s wife helped guide his career,Neale was a star long before Steve. Neale was on the cover of Life Magazine after starring on Broadway in the “Flower Drum Song “. Neale also was a headliner in Las Vegas in the 1950 s. Neale gave up her career to raise their children and help guide Steve’s career. Neale said she only made one mistake she told Steve to turn down Dirty Harry”, Neale thought it was to close or too much like “Bullitt”. Sadly Steve McQueen and John Sturges’ friendship ended on the set of Lemans over creative differences “. Steve’s ego was out of control and according to Neale. John Sturges said “ I’m too old and too damn rich to put up with this bullshit” So John flew back to the USA. I’m not sure if John and Steve ever spoke again?? Sources “Steve McQueen,My Husband,My Friend” by Neale Adams and the documentary “Steve McQueen,The King of Cool”.
I just finished watching "Papillon"...one of my favorite all-time movies
Its an epic film. On par with cool hand Luke.
One of the best movies ever
I was just watching it last night. Hard to believe it was based on a real-life character.
Boy that movie was good . Steve in that movie proved his greatness in Papillion.
Great movie
He did live a lot in his 50 years.
Steve McQueen was a great actor. RIP Mr. Cool. ❤😢
The Great Escape was my family's favorite. The Towering Inferno scared the hell out of me when I was a kid!
Why would it, scare you???
When I first saw Steve McQueen in a Bullitt rerun as a Kid, I thought he was the coolest actor on TV, with his crystal blue eyes...driving that green mustang on the streets of San Francisco...running through the Airport in his suede hush puppy shoes and his love affair with Jacqueline Bisset. I have been a big fan ever since .
His ending was even more sad than what is mentioned here. He was under the care of a quack doctor who told him he could cure his cancer thru alternative treatments like a coffee enema. It would have been sad to be still on the rise in Hollywood with an impressive array of movies and be told your cancer is incurable. His best role was in Pappilon. A true legend.
Nothing was going to save him from mesothelioma at that time regardless, there is still no cure.
I knwo the quack doc who did this. He was married to my best friends Mom!
@@VenturiLife Yep, he did try anything he could because he new he was terminal. I have retinitis pigmentosa and have lost 90% of my vision. There is still no cure for it and I spent thousands of $$$ on alternative treatments because that's what you do when western medicine gives you no hope.
Did not know about his sad childhood .... he had a lot to overcome .
If it had all happened today, I don't think he would have lived as long as he did.
The Sand Pebbles….no question. Mako also nominated (Best Supporting Actor). Amazing movie, well worth the time. Thanks, great channel.
Thank you.
He did a PHENOMENAL job in The Sand Pebbles. Great film, and though set in the 1920s, it was very relevant of the times when released in 1966. His character, Jake Holman, was rough around the edges, but a good hearted man. And as you mentioned, Mako did a great job as well...great film....
He played very well off Candace Bergen.
He was the undisputed King of Cool. No one else even came close.
Paul Newman was way cooler than McQueen, IMHO...
@@almcclung2783 agree Newman ruled the world
My father died from the same thing. Asbestos was used in brake linings. McQueen got his from working on pipes in the Marines, like a lot of shipyard workers.
Race car drivers back then wore asbestos jumpsuits. His hobby of fast cars unknowingly contributed to his demise.
Ohhhhh my Teenie Idol Steve McQueen......as I was 14 they play a serie 'Josh' in Germany...
I loved Steve he was so beautiful, the blue eyes......wow and he was a great artist 🤩❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣💯💯💯💯💯💯RIP Steve ❤Thanks for the video😘
From Germany Keki👋
From Germany, How about that!
50 is too young. Steve was a gorgeous actor. The Blob was one of my favorites and I wish he did a movie with his Martial Arts teacher and friend Bruce Lee
It could be being made now .... on the other side. We will see them both there....eventually.
I don’t think 50 is to young. He had a great a life
Who knows with AI I'm sure someone could make a movie
My favorite actor
I always loved watching him in the towering inferno movie made in 1974 ,he was an awesome actor !!! 👍😊
I don't care for the Towering Inferno online game. You never win. 😜
I liked the Great Escape, also the Magnificent 7!
My FAVORITE actor ever!
In 50 years , he lived several lives more than most.
Wow 50 years old. Sad.
He passed away from cancer. Before He died He accepted Jesus as His Lord and Savior
Glad he found the Lord and had peace in his heart at the end...Loved the film Cincinnati Kid.There is also a great documentary that came out about him. Steve McQueen An American Icon.
Steve Mcqueen was my favourite actor, and I never missed any of his movies
When he filmed the Towering Inferno, he had stipulated that Paul Newman would not have more lines and screen time than him. He was always a bit insecure with Newman.
No disrespect to Steve but Newman was a hard act to follow. BOTH were fabulous. As great as they were, to use a old quote, I "wouldn't want to have to live off of the difference".
@@garyfaught3769 I agree
A real con artist. He did get the last line in the picture. LOL
Thanks Steve
Steve McQueen and James Dean. The Co-Kings of Cool. Bullitt and Papillon were my favorites.
But James Dean, was gay🤔. Zero 'cool gays', in the Hollywood, productions.
Thanks for this video!
I remember hearing the announcement of his death on the radio, the DJ apologized for bringing us such sad news,
At a local drive-in, they would run a double feature.. Earthquake & Towering Inferno. Billed as Shake & Bake 😊
Dont forget the movie the BLOB...that was a real kicker of a movie..watched it all the time
'STEVEN' McQueen !
McQueen hated the film and when the producers gave him a choice of a straight salary ($12k) or 10% of the film's gross, he took the salary. Little did he realize that the film would ultimately gross $4 million which would have given him $400k.
@@HerrEllsworth really, that is a kicker...but Steve made out later..suppose he learned a lesson
Good!! Someone else, with taste😁!!!
He was one of the greatest actors of all time
He died one month before John Lennon was killed in Dec. 1980. Lennon was ten years younger than McQueen. Two 1960s cultural icons.
Steve was super cool. U S A 's Finest !
The great escape was a very good movie especially when he tries to jump fences with his motorcycle.
I read they wouldn't let him jump the fences himself in The Great Escape because it was too dangerous. They had someone else do the jumping. I am sure he was disappointed. You know he would have loved to jump them himself.
@@marilyndee969Steve's best friend, Bud Ekins was the one who performed that amazing jump.
Towering Inferno is great. Love 70's disaster films. The Swarm (1978) with Michael Caine is a hoot.
The Blob is one of my favorite 50s sci-fi movies. Bullit, Towering Inferno, and Papillon are memorable ones. Only 50 did he have children?
I miss all these great actors we used to have - Clint, McQeen, Redford , Newman, Hoffman etc. Then you look at the ones we have today.
Clint is still alive he just turned 94
A great and tough actor. Some bumps in his personal life. But gone too soon for sure. Favorite movies The Great Escape and Towering inferno. Good informational video. 👍
First saw him in The Great Escape and loved the scene where he drove the guard crazy with the sound of the ball bouncing on the cell walls. Really liked him in Papilion where he would repeat through the film, "I'm still here, you ba^#ards!" Great actor! Seemed very private, which I admired.
I've not seen a better car chase scene than Bullitt, though The Seven-Ups came close. Actually the guy McQueen chased in Bullitt was the same guy Roy Scheider chased in The Seven-Ups.
I did not know that.
@@TheLifeandSadEnding He was a stunt driver, his name was Bill Hickman.
I have a friend who grew up in Sweden. At about age 12 he and his classmates saw Bullitt. Swedish kids at that time thought that if you lived in San Francisco all you needed to do was sit by the road to see cars flinhing through the air at 100 mph.
The Seven Ups runs a very, close 2nd. Another one of my all-time fav movies.
He would be 94 as 2024. RIP
He made The Fonz look like a Poindexter! 😅
Age 50, its so sad 😭. I have metastatic stage 4 Prostate Cancer and I am undergoing Chemotherapy, I don't want to die even at age 61.
The Great Escape, that is the best film he is in IMO. A true classic.
The Sand Pebbles.
Unforgettable.
All of his movies and TV shows are my favorite ! I Love them all . What an amazing man .🤩 ❤🌟🎭🏍💔
Celebrate his life. Remember him in honor. Papillion changed my life. Book and movie. RIP Steve
One of my favorite Actors...I think his early life you kept it clean.
Nonetheless, Frank Bullitt is a favorite character of mine.
That motorcycle (or *motorcycles* ) jumping the fence in The Great Escape- iconic!
And yes, Hollywood, with their rash of disaster movies.. they were popular all over the world!
Kind regards, from Australia.
He didn't actually perform the jump bit his hood friend Bud Ekins.
Steve. I see you don’t ride dirt bikes 😂. Steve was instrumental in the motorcycle classic “On Any Sunday”. He helped legitimize our sport. Love your channel. Best.
I do not ride dirt bikes.
Thank you
His life was not sad or tragic or a waste or all that nonsense. We in the comments would give anything to be Steve McQueen. THAT is the point of living, no matter how short your life. TO MAKE A MARK. We in the comments may live to 100 years. We can only dream to be like this man.
The great escape & Papillon.
His actual form of cancer was pleural mesothelioma, like you mentioned in the video it is caused by exposure to asbestos particles. Bullitt was my favorite, he was so cool in that movie.
The Getaway is my favorite. Just visited the building that was the bank in San Marcos Texas. Stood in front and couldn’t believe I was there.
Steve McQueen was a good dirt bike rider watch on any Sunday
Even though I lived the era, I have still yet to see some of Steve McQueens movies, however....as an 83 year old fellow motorcycle rider, I have to admit the Great Escape is my favorite. My understanding is that Steve was so unpleased with the 'Germans' riding capabilities while chasing him, at some point in the movie, he donned a German military suit, some shots were taken and he, in essence in the final cut, became him chasing himself! BHE
Wooden actor but so brilliant. Love his films
Papillon is a masterpiece. I've watched it at least 10 times.
Good video Steve. The other Steve sure did a lot of work in his short life. The getaway and towering inferno were terrific movies.
Awesome 😮
One of the most iconic and most famous actors out there I would definitely love to do research on Steve McQueen Chuck Norris and the China man
His best picture to me, is not 'cause of him, but the type of genré. That would be (as I thought it was, his very first) his 1st. staring role; 'The Blob' (1958). Partially filmed in Downingtown, Pa., showing the old city.
Steve McQueen used to say that a scare rumor would invite the more real common self title then the flight response. In his early acting career he would stomp throw his gel beams over the hollows and then sample the rods that came with it to give out at the set.
He died in Juarez, Mexico just across the border from my hometown of El Paso, Texas. The Getaway was also partly filmed in El Paso. I have seen it many times and can recognize several locations in downtown where they filmed it.
I also heard that when the the script of "The Bodyguard" was laying around during his time that Diana Ross and Steve McQueen were considered as starring in that movie however nothing came of it until Kevin Costner and Whitney Houston started in it many years later. Loved all his movies however I wonder what McQueen and Ross could have done with it. My prediction is that it would have been a smash hit!
Definitely the "King of Cool'!
Vaya Con Dios!
Thanks as always 😊
Yes this was a sad one, this type of cancer spawned an entire industry now of specialized law suits around employers who exposed people to asbestos. Did you mention the Great Escape and I just missed it? That was another good ensemble movie he was in. Thanks again for your content Steve!
Years ago, a large fund was established for payment of money damages to mesothelioma victims. The advertisements you see on TV are for law firms that examine the qualifications of claimants to receive compensation from the fund. My father received some compensation since he'd been a merchant seaman (like McQueen).
In the scenes where McQueen is locked up in solitary in The Great Escape, if you look to the left side of the screen, you can see the boom mic operator.
His trademark:A tooth knocked out in Nevada Smith, The Great Escape, and Papillon. Nevada Smith and Papillon were both on the Humanities Film Forum's Must See List.
I was living in El Paso in 1980 when Steve McQueen died there was a very big turnout of people just kind of going downtown standing around and talking about Steve McQueen but it was very sad I can't really named my most favorite movie but I do think he was one of our best actors that we've had in a long time I guess the greatest escape and Tom Horn or probably my two favorites and then bullet because he did a lot of his own driving I miss him a lot I have every movies ever made he's one of my favorites be safe be peaceful
McQueen was excellent and very convincing as Battalion Cheif O'Halloran in the Towering Inferno. Great chemistry with Newman.
" Now, under the circumstances, we can't order you to go up there, but you see how it is don't ya?
" Well how do I get back down?.........................
Ohhh sh*t !! 😁
"Cincinnati Kid." Hands down my favorite.
GREAT VIDEO THANKS
My favorite of Steve´s movies is "The Great Escape", as I live in Munich near the Bavarian Alps, where it was shot.
I work in the country club where his son lived. I saw the Bullitt car and several of Mcqueens early porsches
Saw Towering Inferno in the theater. Nevada Smith is my favorite McQueen movie and I really like The Great Escape too. And yes, I thought he was cute too 😚
In 1965 Steve had a falling out with his friend and neighbour, James Garner. Garner signed on to do the movie Grand Prix, but Steve felt that he was more qualified for the role. Both are great actors.
Papillon was an amazing movie! Steve loved racing Motorcycles as well. Cool dude
Another smoker whose lung cancer had nothing to do with smoking - what are the odds?
I haven’t watched the video yet, so I’m not sure if he touched on this, but McQueen used to wrap his face in a rag after he dipped it in asbestos while he raced so if he got in an accident, his face wouldn’t burn because he was an actor. It was this rag dripped in asbestos that caused him to have mesothelioma.
Lung cancer is the most common cause of cancer death for men and women in the US. There are so many forms of lung cancer. So sad!
He was exposed to asbestos when was younger as suits wore for driving race cars had lining made of it and was working on ships with asbestos on pipes but smoking could have contributed to his lung cancer as well.
Yes, of course, all those years of heavy smoking had nothing to do with his lungs demise; what a foolish premise
Asbestosis is often fatal
He died when I was a child and I remember it was very big news Now as an adult I understand that it was because one of the biggest stars in the world died terribly young. How awful.
On any Sunday was a good one he was in.
He was also a dessert racer, a very competitive one. On Any Sunday shows his riding skills. I know of a fellow dessert racer that contracted cancer from asbestos and radioactive material from testing. His wife also.
The Magnificent Seven!
1962 Hell is for heroes, R.I.P Reese🎬🪖
Most of the Steve McQueen movies are great cinema. "The Great Escape" is great and also "The Towering Inferno",many others as well.
You didn't mention that his life did not have a sad ending but a very uplifting one as Steve had become a born again Christian and had turned his life around and was looking forward to meeting his wonderful Savior.
McQueen died at the average age a heavy smoker dies, 50. That age was in a UK study on smoking.
Dear Steve you are great. We love you forever. Smoking is the number one killer in the world.
Thankfully Steve died a well saved and Godly man.
Religion is nothing but mumbo jumbo.
I’ve never really watched any of his movies. I didn’t like the cowboy and rough tough kinda movies as a kid but I do remember my dad enjoying them.
The original tough guy.
I did see the Towering Inferno and all the other disaster movies you mentioned. Good times. Another Hollywood actor gone way too soon. 😢 🙏
Papillon, great film.
Bullitt is my all-time fav Steve McQueen movie! One of the best car chase scenes in cinematic history imo!
You work your side of the street…I’ll work mine.
Loved him❤❤❤
Gotta go with Papillon. McQueen & Hoffman are fantastic!
No mention of John Sturges?? Director / Writer Sturges saw Steve in the show Wanted Dead Or Alive and cast Steve in the 1959 film Never So Few” co- starring Charles Bronson and Frank Sinatra. One year later Sturges cast Steve again in The Magnificent Seven 1960 and three years later in The Great Escape which made Steve a bonafide International Film Star. Steve’s wife helped guide his career,Neale was a star long before Steve. Neale was on the cover of Life Magazine after starring on Broadway in the “Flower Drum Song “. Neale also was a headliner in Las Vegas in the 1950 s. Neale gave up her career to raise their children and help guide Steve’s career. Neale said she only made one mistake she told Steve to turn down Dirty Harry”, Neale thought it was to close or too much like “Bullitt”. Sadly Steve McQueen and John Sturges’ friendship ended on the set of Lemans over creative differences “. Steve’s ego was out of control and according to Neale. John Sturges said “ I’m too old and too damn rich to put up with this bullshit” So John flew back to the USA. I’m not sure if John and Steve ever spoke again?? Sources “Steve McQueen,My Husband,My Friend” by Neale Adams and the documentary “Steve McQueen,The King of Cool”.
Towering Inferno great film. My favourite Steve film Great Escape 👌🤓
The towering inferno is my favorite by far. After that is the getaway.
The Great Escape and Papillon 👍
He outlived elvis and James Dean!
I like Tom Horn Steve McQueen looked 70, you can't smoke 50 cigarettes a day for years and it not affect you
Yes thanks for his story. I loved Towering Inferno! And the BLOB!