"North Dallas Forty," a 1973 novel about the violent world of pro football, was written by Pete Gent, who played tight end for the Dallas Cowboys from 1964 to 1968 and for the New York Giants. He died of a pulmonary illness on September 30, 2011.
"North Dallas Forty" was made into a 1979 feature film starring Nick Nolte, Mac Davis, G.D. Spradlin and Dayle Haddon. Gent adapted the movie's screenplay from his book.
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North Park Center Dallas
267 miles taking this route:Take I-45 NORTH (towards DALLAS), from Houston, to DOWNTOWN DALLAS, where you will connect to the (NORTHBOUND) DALLAS NORTH TOLLWAY, via I-35E NORTH towards DENTON (EXIT 266D off I-45 to connect with I-35E NORTH to DENTON ; EXIT 429D off I-35E to get onto DALLAS NORTH TOLLWAY).Take DALLAS NORTH TOLLWAY - NORTH to Frisco.
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Yes, and so is Canada.
Peter Gent wrote North Dallas Forty.
Peter Gent, 1973
The duration of North Dallas Forty is 1.98 hours.
North Dallas Forty was created on 1979-08-03.
Buddy Holly was dead long before Mac Davis stared in North Dallas Forty
The football team was in North Dallas; NFL rosters were limited to 40 players at the time.
North Dallas Forty-a fictionalized story of the Dallas Cowboys
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"North Dallas Forty" by ex-Dallas Cowboys WR Pete Gent.
Plano is not in Dallas. It is north of Dallas
The Country singer, the late Johnny cash wrote Forty Shades Of Green
Dallas is north of latitude 30 degrees north.