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GroovYF · 13-Sep-2012, 08:09

I always found Jameson's voice to be supremely irritating.

Watkins has left a very long-lasting legacy for motorsport safety.

Eja Cool8 · 26-Sep-2012, 15:18

Andy Williams-wear a nice cardigan in sympathy

PsYcHoKiLLa · 26-Sep-2012, 15:28

Bilb · 26-Sep-2012, 15:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by GroovYF

I always found Ian Jamieson's voice to be supremely irritating.

Poor Eth.

[RaG]Ethel · 26-Sep-2012, 15:58

Eja Cool8 · 27-Sep-2012, 16:31

Herbert Lom RIP.

Most famous for playing Inspector Clouseau's gaffer, who was driven completely crackers by same

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-19745910

DizMatt · 27-Sep-2012, 16:58

now that is a legendary character! RIP

huckan · 27-Sep-2012, 20:03

Watching Sons of Anarchy at the moment so it's kinda relevant to me. Drugs are bad, M'kay.

http://www.tv.com/news/johnny-lewis-...-murder-29674/

Scorpius · 29-Sep-2012, 15:18

Michael O'Hare
"gone where no shadow falls,beyond the rim"
Played Babylon 5 commander sinclair and later became Valen.
Babylon 5 has seen more than its fair share of lost stars.

Eja Cool8 · 01-Oct-2012, 17:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scorpius

Michael O'Hare
"gone where no shadow falls,beyond the rim"
Played Babylon 5 commander sinclair and later became Valen.
Babylon 5 has seen more than its fair share of lost stars.

Sad stuff. One of those quality actors who, I reckon, got typecast by the "brains" in Hollywood, and was badly underused.

cunning-stunt · 11-Oct-2012, 18:45

Alex Karras

aka Mongo

One of my all time fav films.

Hot Soup · 11-Oct-2012, 19:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scorpius

Michael O'Hare
"gone where no shadow falls,beyond the rim"
Played Babylon 5 commander sinclair and later became Valen.
Babylon 5 has seen more than its fair share of lost stars.

God dammit , another one :/

Eja Cool8 · 12-Oct-2012, 16:07

No more candygram for Mongo...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-19907369

[n00b]Zippy · 12-Oct-2012, 16:15

Quote:

He was among more than 3,500 former players who are suing the National Football League over the long-term damage caused by concussions and repeated hits to the head.

Srsly?

Eja Cool8 · 12-Oct-2012, 16:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by cunning-stunt

Alex Karras

aka Mongo

One of my all time fav films.

Whoops, didn't notice this.

Still, worth a double notice, I say.

[n00b]Zippy · 12-Oct-2012, 16:44

I was too polite to say, it being like, a massive two posts up

Eja Cool8 · 12-Oct-2012, 16:48

It's friday, and there are people nipping my head

Eja Cool8 · 17-Oct-2012, 15:31

John Clive, who most of you might know best from his small role in The Italian Job, playing the garage manager who's been keeping Charlie Croker's car under wraps

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-19959696

Eja Cool8 · 19-Oct-2012, 15:36

Sylvia Kristel, star of the soft porn "Emmanuelle" films, aka 'The French bird that launched a trillion gallons of lad's jizz in the 70s' (it being easier to see than the hardcore stuff).

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-19990457

BFH · 07-Nov-2012, 17:35

Clive "Don't panic!" Dunn.

http://news.sky.com/story/1008359/da...-is-dead-at-92

Shame.

Eja Cool8 · 07-Nov-2012, 18:01

Sad

The Big Kahuna · 07-Nov-2012, 19:30

Utter shitter

Looks like I'll be spending this weekend watching the Dad's Army box set my wife bought me for xmas.

Blood God · 09-Nov-2012, 15:14

Bill "Jack Duckwork" Tarmey

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-20270904

Not that I'm really bothered, just figured I'd get in on the thread.

[n00b]Zippy · 09-Nov-2012, 17:08

*confession* I actually watched Coronation Street for a few years in the 80s and early 90s and he was just such a good character. One of the things that made it watchable was they always seemed to be able to create almost comic "double-acts" such as him and Vera

Eja Cool8 · 09-Nov-2012, 17:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by [n00b]Zippy

*confession* I actually watched Coronation Street for a few years in the 80s and early 90s and he was just such a good character. One of the things that made it watchable was they always seemed to be able to create almost comic "double-acts" such as him and Vera

/files this away for later use

[n00b]Zippy · 09-Nov-2012, 22:06

I was young and impressionable!

Fulmineus · 09-Nov-2012, 22:11

Young? In the 80s? You?

GroovYF · 24-Nov-2012, 11:02

Larry Hagman, 81

DizMatt · 24-Nov-2012, 12:18

Just heard about JR
just barely in time for the Dallas reboot too
I watched Dallas a bit as my mum was a fan in the 80's
however, I preferred

Eja Cool8 · 24-Nov-2012, 14:53

You preferred a little red cross to JR??? Philistine!

Dallas was great, as long as you treated it like a comedy instead of a soap, Hagman was spot on as a totally over-the-top panto villain

13-Sep-2012, 08:09	#91
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27-Sep-2012, 16:31	#96
Eja Cool8 Enema of the people Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 12,841	Herbert Lom RIP. Most famous for playing Inspector Clouseau's gaffer, who was driven completely crackers by same http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-19745910 __________________ "A friend of mine described her disgust as two Blackwater mercs, shortly after introducing themselves, proposed a two-on-one sex act that involved one of the men ejaculating on the other." Steve Fainaru: "Big Boy Rules" "Every man and woman should play the noblest games and be of another mind from what they are at present." Plato

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27-Sep-2012, 20:03	#98
huckan ... average at everything Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 328	Watching Sons of Anarchy at the moment so it's kinda relevant to me. Drugs are bad, M'kay. http://www.tv.com/news/johnny-lewis-...-murder-29674/ __________________ Steam: huckan GW2: huckan.6542 Battlefield 3: huckan Battle.net: tim (@) bftd.co.uk / huckan#2397 - Please be my friend.

29-Sep-2012, 15:18	#99
Scorpius Spilling Campion 2008 Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Preston Posts: 4,561	Michael O'Hare "gone where no shadow falls,beyond the rim" Played Babylon 5 commander sinclair and later became Valen. Babylon 5 has seen more than its fair share of lost stars.

11-Oct-2012, 18:45	#101
cunning-stunt Falling to bits. Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 4,979	Alex Karras aka Mongo One of my all time fav films.

12-Oct-2012, 16:07	#103
Eja Cool8 Enema of the people Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 12,841	No more candygram for Mongo... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-19907369 __________________ "A friend of mine described her disgust as two Blackwater mercs, shortly after introducing themselves, proposed a two-on-one sex act that involved one of the men ejaculating on the other." Steve Fainaru: "Big Boy Rules" "Every man and woman should play the noblest games and be of another mind from what they are at present." Plato

12-Oct-2012, 16:44	#106
[n00b]Zippy Waterborne Trailer-Trash Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Shropshire Union Canal Posts: 12,950	I was too polite to say, it being like, a massive two posts up __________________ And now we rise and we are everywhere

12-Oct-2012, 16:48	#107
Eja Cool8 Enema of the people Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 12,841	It's friday, and there are people nipping my head __________________ "A friend of mine described her disgust as two Blackwater mercs, shortly after introducing themselves, proposed a two-on-one sex act that involved one of the men ejaculating on the other." Steve Fainaru: "Big Boy Rules" "Every man and woman should play the noblest games and be of another mind from what they are at present." Plato

17-Oct-2012, 15:31	#108
Eja Cool8 Enema of the people Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 12,841	John Clive, who most of you might know best from his small role in The Italian Job, playing the garage manager who's been keeping Charlie Croker's car under wraps http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-19959696 __________________ "A friend of mine described her disgust as two Blackwater mercs, shortly after introducing themselves, proposed a two-on-one sex act that involved one of the men ejaculating on the other." Steve Fainaru: "Big Boy Rules" "Every man and woman should play the noblest games and be of another mind from what they are at present." Plato

19-Oct-2012, 15:36	#109
Eja Cool8 Enema of the people Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 12,841	Sylvia Kristel, star of the soft porn "Emmanuelle" films, aka 'The French bird that launched a trillion gallons of lad's jizz in the 70s' (it being easier to see than the hardcore stuff). http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-19990457 __________________ "A friend of mine described her disgust as two Blackwater mercs, shortly after introducing themselves, proposed a two-on-one sex act that involved one of the men ejaculating on the other." Steve Fainaru: "Big Boy Rules" "Every man and woman should play the noblest games and be of another mind from what they are at present." Plato

07-Nov-2012, 17:35	#110
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07-Nov-2012, 18:01	#111
Eja Cool8 Enema of the people Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 12,841	Sad __________________ "A friend of mine described her disgust as two Blackwater mercs, shortly after introducing themselves, proposed a two-on-one sex act that involved one of the men ejaculating on the other." Steve Fainaru: "Big Boy Rules" "Every man and woman should play the noblest games and be of another mind from what they are at present." Plato

07-Nov-2012, 19:30	#112
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Blood God Destroyer of economies Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Bruce's Bar and Grill, London Posts: 7,068	Bill "Jack Duckwork" Tarmey http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-20270904 Not that I'm really bothered, just figured I'd get in on the thread.

09-Nov-2012, 17:08	#114
[n00b]Zippy Waterborne Trailer-Trash Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Shropshire Union Canal Posts: 12,950	confession I actually watched Coronation Street for a few years in the 80s and early 90s and he was just such a good character. One of the things that made it watchable was they always seemed to be able to create almost comic "double-acts" such as him and Vera __________________ And now we rise and we are everywhere

09-Nov-2012, 22:06	#116
[n00b]Zippy Waterborne Trailer-Trash Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Shropshire Union Canal Posts: 12,950	I was young and impressionable! __________________ And now we rise and we are everywhere

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DizMatt PostPrandial Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: just ootside Gatesheeed Posts: 8,690	Just heard about JR just barely in time for the Dallas reboot too I watched Dallas a bit as my mum was a fan in the 80's however, I preferred __________________ Photo Portfolio Bits 'n Pieces : General Random Gallery : All new photoblog : My Flickr ........................I read it on Wikipedia...so it must be true!........................ Last edited by DizMatt; 24-Nov-2012 at 12:37.

24-Nov-2012, 14:53	#120
Eja Cool8 Enema of the people Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 12,841	You preferred a little red cross to JR??? Philistine! Dallas was great, as long as you treated it like a comedy instead of a soap, Hagman was spot on as a totally over-the-top panto villain __________________ "A friend of mine described her disgust as two Blackwater mercs, shortly after introducing themselves, proposed a two-on-one sex act that involved one of the men ejaculating on the other." Steve Fainaru: "Big Boy Rules" "Every man and woman should play the noblest games and be of another mind from what they are at present." Plato