Cool Hand Bart/References - Revision history

Snowball II at 18:17, June 21, 2024

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‎Cultural references

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The story title is a pun on the 1967 drama film ''{{W|Cool Hand Luke}}'', which starred [[Paul Newman]] in the title role.
+*The title is a pun on the 1967 prison drama ''{{W|Cool Hand Luke}}'' starred [[Paul Newman]] in the title role.
 *"Scared Spitless" is a reference to the movie ''Scared Straight''.
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 == Cultural references ==
-*The story title is a pun on the 1967 drama film ''{{w|Cool Hand Luke}}'', which starred [[Paul Newman]] in the title role.
+*The story title is a pun on the 1967 drama film ''{{W|Cool Hand Luke}}'', which starred [[Paul Newman]] in the title role.
 *"Scared Spitless" is a reference to the movie ''Scared Straight''.
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 *The story title is a pun on the 1967 drama film ''{{w|Cool Hand Luke}}'', which starred [[Paul Newman]] in the title role.
 *"Scared Spitless" is a reference to the movie ''Scared Straight''.
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 == Cultural references ==
-*The story title is a pun on the 1967 drama film ''{{w|Cool Hand Luke}}'', which starred {{w|Paul Newman}} in the title role.
+*The story title is a pun on the 1967 drama film ''{{w|Cool Hand Luke}}'', which starred [[Paul Newman]] in the title role.
 *"Scared Spitless" is a reference to the movie ''Scared Straight''.