Dallas - J.R. vs Cliff Barnes (Larry Hagman)

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Published 2015-08-20
A Compilation J.R. versus Barnes (1978-1991)
A Tribute to Larry Hagman (* 21. September 1931; † 23. November 2012)

All Comments (21)
  • Back when there was no cellphones or social media. When you wanted to talk your shit, you went right to that person.
  • @AlphaPoe
    After all these years, I still like to watch ole JR on these clips. RIP Larry Hagman. 💔
  • @nosmile47
    From Major Nelson to cold blooded JR Ewing, greatest character change on TV
  • @robert9495
    JR-Barnes confrontations are legendary and some of them even funny.
  • @martinjordan4627
    RIP cliff and JR Heaven must be a funny place. Thank you for your incredible acting talent. God bless to your wonderful families
  • @kingtyomama6564
    "Frisk him on the way out, I dont want to lose anymore ashtrays." F**** classic!!
  • @hendriksmedia
    Larry Hagman was priceless. He built such an entertaining character in JR.
  • Great stuff. Larry Hagman was just brilliant as JR. I think he was the central character in the show Dallas.
  • Nobody else could've played J.R. Larry set the bar too freaking high!👌🏽
  • @damionking1331
    This wasn't just a man's soap opera, this was THE soap opera of the 80's. Friday nights on CBS had it on lock
  • Larry Hagman was an acting MASTER. Funny in one scene and Dark and Venomous in another
  • Both JR (Hagman) n Cliff (Kercheval) were not only great actors but they were 2 well dressed gentlemen
  • @LordTalax
    For two men that hate each other, they visit each other's offices quite often.
  • @LazarSoljaga
    I dont know how Hagman shortned his words when hes really pissed. It shows pain and anger at the same time. What an actor
  • @gillies9640
    The best rivalry in the history of television
  • @fp5495
    WHO shot JR? THAT was the summer of 1980. THAT is all you ever heard until September. It was on every mag cover, it was the subject of every talk show host, it was the running question even if you never watched a single second of Dallas. It was the greatest tv ad campaign to have ever filled the people's heads.