In the 1970s, Charles Bronson carved out a rugged image as the stoic, steel-eyed enforcer of justice. Films like Death Wish turned him into a symbol of cold, street-level retribution, resonating with audiences fed up with rising crime. Critics often dismissed his performances as wooden and his films as exploitative, but to working-class moviegoers, Bronson was the tough guy who didn’t flinch, didn’t talk much, and always got the job done. #americana | Truck Stop Chic

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