In memory of Robert Duvall, here is his first movie role. A great movie. He had one line in the book, and filmed it...but was cut from the final movie. He had appeared in some TV series but no movies
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"Laissez les bons temps rouler" is a popular Louisiana French phrase meaning "let the good times roll." Primarily used during Mardi Gras, it captures a joyful, carefree, party-focused attitude associated with New Orleans and the surrounding Gulf Coast.
Key Aspects of the Phrase:
Origin: It is a Cajun French phrase, largely seen as a calque (literal translation) of the English expression "let the good times roll".
Context: It serves as the unofficial slogan of Mardi Gras in New Orleans, symbolizing the joie de vivre (joy of living).
Pronunciation: It is often pronounced phonetically as lay-zay leh bawn taw roo-lay.
Usage: It is frequently used to encourage celebration, often popping up in tourism, music, and the festive season.
Response: A common, informal response is "Oui, cher" (Yeah, you right).
The phrase is sometimes debated for its grammatical correctness in standard French, as it originates from a blend of languages (Creole/Cajun) and specifically aims to evoke a Louisiana, rather than ...
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