May 2, 2021
When my check engine light comes on I think “don’t I have enough problems already” and this guy wants to start a war so people will think he’s a rad prime minister.
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When my check engine light comes on I think “don’t I have enough problems already” and this guy wants to start a war so people will think he’s a rad prime minister.
This is Scott Newman, Paul Newman’s first born, and only son. The second photo is a screencap from the 1977 film, Fraternity Row.
Scott Newman (1950-1978)
American film and television actor and stuntman whose most prominent roles were in The Towering Inferno and Breakheart Pass. He was the only son of Academy Award-winning actor Paul Newman.
Scott Newman (23.10.1950 - 20.11.1978)
In the early 1970s, his father used his influence to initiate an acting career for his son, and arranged a part for him in The Great Waldo Pepper (1975), starring Robert Redford. At the time, Scott stated, "I'm not taking any acting help from my father. I want my work to stand on its own merit." He had started to drink heavily, and was arrested for minor alcohol-related offenses. He also assaulted a police officer, kicking him in the head in a squad car after being arrested for vandalizing a school bus while drunk. Newman's father paid the resulting $1000 fine. Newman later played an acrophobic firefighter in The Towering Inferno (1974), in which his father co-starred. Although they had no dialog together because Scott's scenes were with Steve McQueen, both Newmans can be seen in the film's finale. Paul's character is on the steps with Faye Dunaway, while Scott is one of the two firemen carrying a man on a stretcher down the plaza steps to California Street at the Bank of America building in San Francisco. Newman also played small parts in TV series during 1975, such as Marcus Welby, M.D., Harry O., and S.W.A.T.'. During the same year, he also appeared in the Charles Bronson film Breakheart Pass.
He suffered a motorcycle accident in the fall of 1978, and was taking painkillers to ease the discomfort of his injuries. He also accepted an offer of psychiatric help, paid for by his father. However, in Los Angeles on the night of November 19, he took a fatal dose of valium with alcohol and other drugs. He was 28.
Finn, Jake, and the entire Adventure Time crew take center stage in Hero Initiative’s famous “100 Project” format! Using blank sketch cover variants from Adventure Time #36, the Hero Initiative sent out 100 copies to amazing artists around the world so that they could create one of a kind original covers. The results are collected here, with art from Jeffrey Brown, John Cassaday, Emi Lenox, Whilce Portacio, Bill Sienkiewicz, Walt Simonson and many more! Proceeds benefit Hero Initiative, the only charity dedicated to helping comic book creators in medical or financial need!
Adventure Time 100 Project SC Publisher: KaBOOM!, an imprint of BOOM! Studios Writers: N/A Artists: Jeffrey Brown, John Cassaday, Emi Lenox, Whilce Portacio, Bill Sienkiewicz, Walt Simonson and more! Cover Artist: Designed by Scott Newman Price: $14.99
PREVIEW: Adventure Time 100 Project SC Finn, Jake, and the entire Adventure Time crew take center stage in Hero Initiative’s famous “100 Project” format!
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Art by: Scott Newman
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