Charles Southwood - Фильмы

Чарльз Саутвуд born Charles Allen Саутвуд August 30, 1937 in Los Angeles, California, died April 8, 2009 in Grants Pass, Орегон was an American actor in Europe and the founder of Death Сигарет. Born in Los Angeles in 1937, his family moved to Oregon at the end of World War II. He earned a degree in philosophy at Oregon State University. He travelled to Europe where he worked at a variety of jobs before becoming a stand in for Lex Barker on Woman Times Seven in 1966. He was spotted by an agent who led him into lead roles in спагетти-вестернов.[1] Returning to Oregon, he came up with the idea of "Death Сигарет" в 1991 году. Deciding to be honest about the effect of сигарет, Саутвуд, a smoker from age 13 to 40, decided to be brutally honest about his сигарет. In addition to the standard warnings, Death Сигарет were packed in their own coffin: a stark little black package bearing a skull and crossbones.[2] Саутвуд traveled to the Southern United States, where the major U. S. tobacco companies found his idea "antithetical to their interests." He found a small tobacco company in Holland that was willing to manufacture his cigarettes, and he briefly took up smoking again to get the blend of tobaccos, just right, however he couldn't find a cigarette distributor willing to move his product into stores. "I think they're afraid of pressure from the major cigarette manufacturers".[3] The idea of Death сигарет was "лишнее" by BJ Каннингем for sales in England from 1991-1999.