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what type of motorcycle is used in the film Raising Arizona?

Jul 23, 2010 by Tate | Posted in Motorcycles

Randall "Tex" Cobb's character (Leonard Smalls) rides a ratty, ragged-out motorcycle in the 1987 film. It is described as being a 'Harley' by other characters. It appears to have a stance and stature similar to that of a Sportster, but it

VT 500 custom is the way it is listed [right or wrong] here:
http://www.imcdb.org/movie.php?id=93822

| Jul 24, 2010

Raising Arizona (1987) - Original Theatrical Trailer

Their lawless years are behind them. Their child-rearing years lay ahead... Theatrical trailer for 1987's Coen Brothers classic "Raising ...

RAISING ARIZONA (1987) 1

When a childless couple of an ex-con and an ex-cop decide to help themselves to one of another family's quintupelets, their lives get more ...

First Cup: Thursday

29.09.11

Kevin Ding of The Orange County Register: "Just know that if the NBA door closes this season, Kobe Bryant has always been the type to seek another door that opens. One of his personal logos has long featured the motto 'Carpe Diem.' That's Latin, not Italian, but unlike all of us who know it from watching Robin Williams in 'Dead Poets Society' at the mall movie theater, Bryant learned it from the actual poem by Horace while studying in Europe. And to 'seize the day' is what it will boil down to. For Bryant, it's a matter of personal integrity, which he has always accepted might be a little different in his case. As wrong as some might say it is for him to try out his improved right knee in inconsequential overseas action, Bryant would say it's more wrong not to try at all. That's what he has always believed in, from preps-to-pros to air balls in Utah to championships with Shaq and without: days being seized and daring to try what others can't or won't. Daring to try has gotten him this

Source: ESPN (blog)

Raising Arizona 1987 - Bookshelf


Raising Arizona Raising Arizona

Creator: Nicolas Cage, Holly Hunter, Trey Wilson, Joel Coen, Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation | 1987
The Brothers Coen, unique characters of violence
208 pages 		The Brothers Coen, unique characters of violence

Creator: Ryan P. Doom | Performing Arts - 2009-09-23
Raising Arizona. Directed by Joel Coen. Beverly Hills, CA: 20th Century Fox Entertainment, 1987. A man walks up to the clerk at a convenience store wearing ...
Publisher: Praeger Publishers

Raising Arizona 1987 - News


Nine films about babies: 'Raising Arizona,' 'Knocked Up'
AZ Central.com - Dec 31, 1969
"Raising Arizona" (1987): Maybe the Coen brothers' wackiest film, in which Nicolas Cage and Holly Hunter, unable to have a child of their own, decide to steal one of another family's quintuplets. Unhinged from the start, but really funny.

Arizona's high court issues stay of execution
Tucson Citizen - Dec 31, 1969
The justices set a new execution date of June 27, allowing time for issues raised by the recent clemency-board appointments to be worked out. Lopez's defense team claimed that he was denied a fair clemency hearing on May 7 because three members of the

A Rickett-y ride into Super PAC world
Crain's Chicago Business - Dec 31, 1969
That the family includes daughter Laura, a key fund-raising figure in the Obama re-election campaign, is but a small irony here, a seeing-eye single amid a barrage of extra-base inconsistencies and hypocritical home runs. The big blow, of course,

Will justices review how states treat veterans' disability pay in divorce cases?
Stars and Stripes - Dec 31, 1969
This is based on the Supreme Court's 1987 Rose decision, which said the legislative history of VA disability benefits shows that these payments are intended to compensate both the veteran “and his family.” Eisenberg disagrees. Disability pay, he said,

Senior Housing Properties Trust Management Presents at Bank of America Merrill ...
Seeking Alpha - Dec 31, 1969
And prior to this role, David had held numerous positions with affiliates of SNH since 1987. With that, I'll turn the presentation over. Thank you Jana, and good afternoon. And thank you to Merrill, BOA Merrill Lynch for the invitation to present here.