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Robert Duvall was born in the beginning of 1931; he is a great American actor and producer. He is one of the veterans of the American cinema, he created a variety of drama hero’s between them were rangers and police officers. In seventies he got all the possible in the American cinema awards, including for performance in the best movies the world has ever seen. But his favorite genre of performance was western movies, because there he was able to perform a person that has the same personality as he. Due to the questionnaire made by BBC, his phrase in “Apocalypses Today” -“I love the smell of napalm in the mornings” is the most famous in the Hollywood’s history. Duvall is a fan of tango, and says that his favorite city is Buenos Aires, he is fluent in Spanish. In 2002 he filmed the movie killing tango; there the main role was performed by his wife, which was originated from Argentina. Robert Duvall’s wife the actress Luciana Pedrasa was the niece of the first pilot woman of the South American continent. In the published by the American Cinema Institute, not a long time ago list of the best movies of the twentieth century there are six movies with his appearance: “The Godfather”, “The Godfather 2”, ‘Apocalypse Today”, “The Net”, “To kill a mockingbird” and others. Duvall is the only actor with such a great result. Robert de Niro is the second one in the rating (there are only five movies) with him in the list.

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Here you can learn about the movies Robert Duvall acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Gone in Sixty Seconds - Otto Halliwell	$90M	2000	$25.3M	$102M
The 6th Day - Dr. Griffin Weir	$82M	2000	$13M	$34.5M
Four Christmases - Howard	$80M	2008	$31.1M	$120M
Deep Impact - Spurgeon Tanner	$75M	1998	$41.2M	$140M
Days of Thunder - Harry Hogge	$60M	1990		$82.7M
A Civil Action - Jerome Facher	$60M	1998	$70.1K	$56.7M
Gods and Generals - Gen. Robert E. Lee	$56M	2003	$4.68M	$12.9M
Lucky You - L. C. Cheever	$55M	2007	$2.71M	$5.76M
The Scarlet Letter - Roger Chillingworth	$50M	1995		$10.4M
Kicking & Screaming - Buck Weston	$45M	2005	$20.2M	$52.6M
John Q - Lt. Frank Grimes	$36M	2002	$23.6M	$71M
Geronimo: An American Legend - Al Sieber	$35M	1993		$13.7M
Phenomenon - Doc Brunder	$32M	1996	$16.2M	$105M
Apocalypse Now - Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore, Soundtrack ("Love Me, And Let Me Love You")	$31.5M	1979	$97K	$78.8M
Secondhand Lions - Hub	$30M	2003	$12.1M	$41.4M
The Natural - Max Mercy	$28M	1984		$48M
Open Range - Boss Spearman	$26M	2003	$14M	$58.3M
Falling Down - Detective Prendergast	$25M	1993		$40.9M
The Gingerbread Man - Dixon Doss	$25M	1998	$118K	$1.53M
We Own the Night - Burt Grusinsky	$21M	2007	$10.8M	$28.6M