Talk:Charles S. Dutton

Most
I've removed the word "most" as Dutton is best known for his career, not his time spent in prison. Saying he is "most known" for turning his life around diminishes his work in theatre, film and television. Also removed the phrase "Art imitated life" in regards to his "Mary Phagan" role. Dutton didn't kill a girl, he was in a knife fight with another man and many accounts point to self-defense. My third change is to the incorrect statement that Dutton became famous for playing a character named "Roc" and that is why he's referred to by that name -- the nickname came first, then the character. Swango 22:12, 13 December 2006 (UTC)

Roc
The TV show he starred in was mysteriously absent from the career section, I've added it in. Beeblebrox (talk) 07:31, 16 December 2008 (UTC)

Had to 'gut' a section.
Allo. I had to take out large portions of the 'Personal Life' section. Many elements are directly lifted from his biography at hollywood.com. I assume this is an honest mistake, but listing your source after a large piece of text which heavily borrows from another work is not the same as directly attributing material to its original source. If anyone wishes to replace the information, please remember that reintroducing the text, but slightly rephrased, is still the same as ripping off someone else's work. Additionally... I'm not saying that the Barbarossa incident didn't happen precisely as described, but it certainly needs to be directly cited, and better explained. For example... Normally, I'd just add tags, but BLP very much applies here. So, in short, I've removed anything that was heavily lifted from, anything that required that lifted content to make sense, and anything that violated BLP. I'm not saying that the current edit is good. I'm just saying that it doesn't plagiarise, and doesn't violate BLP. I encourage someone better acquainted with the topic to salvage his biography to improve the article. (just, please, without simply reverting, or using too much of the previous unsourced/plagiarised work.) 139.57.100.104 (talk) 21:56, 18 February 2009
 * How do we know that Barbarossa is the one who issued the challenge?
 * Was Dutton literally beaten to a "pulp"? (Of course, we all know the answer, so this would need to be rephrased in a more encyclopedic tone)
 * Who "forced" Barbarossa into testifying against Dutton?

Stop removing references about him not paying Background actors for the movie Effect. For references see IMDB.com

A Man Called Hawk
It’s not cited that Mr. Denton acted in episodes of “A Man Called Hawk” in 1989, which aired on ABC Television. 2600:4040:9DD8:CD00:61A3:22CE:C7C5:D41B (talk) 02:54, 19 July 2023 (UTC)