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Dallas - The Original Series
Did Ray really need to be Jock's son?
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<blockquote data-quote="Billy Nolan" data-source="post: 386023" data-attributes="member: 1037"><p>Interesting aspect. Did Steve Kanaly comment on the scenes? Was it uncomfortable for him while filming it? But the scenes made him likeable in my opinion. He was the "man next door". And anyone who has ever chopped wood in the middle of summer knows that it doesn't matter whether you have a well-trained body or not. You sweat very quickly and prefer to work shirtless. (I know because I often chop wood.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Billy Nolan, post: 386023, member: 1037"] Interesting aspect. Did Steve Kanaly comment on the scenes? Was it uncomfortable for him while filming it? But the scenes made him likeable in my opinion. He was the "man next door". And anyone who has ever chopped wood in the middle of summer knows that it doesn't matter whether you have a well-trained body or not. You sweat very quickly and prefer to work shirtless. (I know because I often chop wood.) [/QUOTE]
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