Peyton Manning Ranks His Favorite Movie Quarterbacks
The Hall of Fame nominee on ‘Varsity Blues’ vs. ‘The Longest Yard,’ cutting back on beer, and the only guaranteed way to disappoint dad Archie Manning Photo: Doug Pensinger / Getty Images By Brad Japhe Dec. 23, 2020 8:30 am ET
Peyton Manning retired from football in 2016 as one of the most accomplished quarterbacks in NFL history. The future Hall-of-Famer is adding the liquor business to his post-football activities.
In May, Manning revealed his investment in Sweetens Cove Tennessee Bourbon, a high-end Tennessee bourbon. Aged for a minimum of 13 years, the drink takes its name from a nine-hole golf course outside of Chattanooga which Manning has co-owned since 2019.
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David Howard was sitting in an IMAX theater waiting for his movie to start when he saw a trailer for an outer space project that was narrated by a voice he knew but couldn’t place. Soon, he figured out who it was: Spock. “The voiceover for this trailer was Leonard Nimoy… Then it just struck me, ‘Aw, that poor guy,’” the screenwriter later recalled. Howard started imagining what it might be like if Nimoy were reduced to these kinds of paycheck gigs that played off his long association with that iconic Vulcan. “The idea of being trapped in that world struck me as something potentially very funny,” Howard said. “How do you walk away from that and decide, ‘No, I m not going to do that anymore?’” And then another id
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