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Poll Suggestion: R.I.P. Robert Duvall - Honoring a Legendary Career in Film

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We are deeply saddened that Robert Duvall, born on 01/05/1931 in San Diego, has passed on 02/15/2026. A titan of the silver screen, whose roles shaped generations and inspired millions. A life devoted to the craft, marked by brilliance, depth, and unwavering dedication. From iconic classics to unforgettable character portrayals, he left an eternal mark. His work shines with the glimmer of awards, acclaim, and the respect of peers. In honoring his extraordinary legacy, we ask: what was Robert Duvall's greatest contribution to film? For discussion, please click here. For Slideshow, please click here.
Suggestions:If you still know a point as strong as the equal on the list, please tell me. I'll consider it.
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14 hours ago

All double and tripple-checked for ASCII-conformity. No error found at the end!

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@Breumaster​ Hi Breu, can you delete whichever thread you don't use? Thanks!

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@rubyfruit76​ 

I want this one, the other can be deleted. ;)

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9 hours ago

In case you used this thread, here's my post from the other one...

Very nice memorial poll, Breu. Boo Radley is one of my favorite characters ever and 'To Kill a Mockingbird' is a favorite film and book of mine but my vote will go to "his unforgettable character roles." His performance as Boo was beautiful, though. My other favorite is performance in 'The Paper.'

Oh, do you just want to make this the thread since it's working? Those "private" threads can take a while. 

I suggest the following edits (in bold):

We are deeply saddened that Robert Duvall, born on January 5, 1931, in San Diego, has passed on February 15, 2026. A titan of the silver screen, his roles shaped generations and inspired millions. A life devoted to the craft, it is marked by brilliance, depth, and unwavering dedication. From iconic classics to unforgettable character portrayals, he left an eternal mark. His work shines with the glimmer of awards, acclaim, and the respect of peers. In honoring his extraordinary legacy, we ask: what was Robert Duvall's greatest contribution to film?

#5: "This work illustrates the lasting cultural impact of his career film and literature."  I'm wondering what impact his career had on literature?

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#5:  The novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee was already a major success after its publication in 1960. However, when the film adaptation To Kill a Mockingbird was released in 1962, it significantly increased the book’s popularity.

I'll write that into the option. Just wanted to keep it short, but ok. ;)

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What do you think about?

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@rubyfruit76​ 

I re-wrote it again to make it more understandable. And again checked it to avoid ASCII-glitch. ;)