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So sad, indeed. He was so talented.
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So sad, indeed. He was so talented.
Oh my god. it's Robby!
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Philip Seymour Hoffman
1. I am sad, I really enjoyed his work
2. Its a reminder not to get too cocky*, just read that he had been clean for over 20 years or more, then this happened
&
on a very unimportant note, I just saw him in "The Hunger Games 2" as Plutarch Heavensbee, in which his part was small, but done very well, of course
just wondering now what they are going to do about it for the next films
though it matters little, just to trying to take my mind of his untimely demise
*=as some of us are want to to do after being clean for years
1. I am sad, I really enjoyed his work
2. Its a reminder not to get too cocky*, just read that he had been clean for over 20 years or more, then this happened
&
on a very unimportant note, I just saw him in "The Hunger Games 2" as Plutarch Heavensbee, in which his part was small, but done very well, of course
just wondering now what they are going to do about it for the next films
though it matters little, just to trying to take my mind of his untimely demise
*=as some of us are want to to do after being clean for years
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PSH's death this morning is a wake up call for Tributes to seize the day.
He was an intense and awesome actor, and I hope his life lived up to his roles.
A great loss.
He was an intense and awesome actor, and I hope his life lived up to his roles.
A great loss.
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Justin Playfair
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Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
Very sad news. I really loved his work too.
I like actor Jim Carrey's thoughtful statement that he made yesterday in remembering his friend....
"Dear Philip, a beautiful beautiful soul. For the most sensitive among us the noise can be too much. Bless your heart. ;^{"
1. I am sad, I really enjoyed his work
2. Its a reminder not to get too cocky*, just read that he had been clean for over 20 years or more, then this happened
&
on a very unimportant note, I just saw him in "The Hunger Games 2" as Plutarch Heavensbee, in which his part was small, but done very well, of course
just wondering now what they are going to do about it for the next films
though it matters little, just to trying to take my mind of his untimely demise
*=as some of us are want to to do after being clean for years
Very sad news. I really loved his work too.
I like actor Jim Carrey's thoughtful statement that he made yesterday in remembering his friend....
"Dear Philip, a beautiful beautiful soul. For the most sensitive among us the noise can be too much. Bless your heart. ;^{"
CrystalGeezer
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Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
Shirley Temple Black
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/12/a...een-star-dies-at-85.html?hpw&rref=movies&_r=0
Shirley Temple Black
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/12/a...een-star-dies-at-85.html?hpw&rref=movies&_r=0
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Justin Playfair
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Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
Richard Bull (1924-2014)
Underrated actor who played Nels Oleson for all nine seasons on "Little House on the Prairie" (1974-1983). He also played a doctor on 27 different episodes of "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" (1964-1968). He was wonderful on "Little House...," playing the owner of the town store in small Walnut Grove, Minnesota. Rest In Peace.
Richard Bull (1924-2014)
Underrated actor who played Nels Oleson for all nine seasons on "Little House on the Prairie" (1974-1983). He also played a doctor on 27 different episodes of "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" (1964-1968). He was wonderful on "Little House...," playing the owner of the town store in small Walnut Grove, Minnesota. Rest In Peace.
Little House on the Prairie is one of my favourite US TV shows.
I was sorry for Mr Nelson who had to put up with his self-righteous wife.
RIP.
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Justin Playfair
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Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
It's one of my favorite TV shows too. It's definitely one of my Top 10 of all-time, and possibly in the Top 5. I felt sorry for him too. His wife Harriet was a self-righteous busybody. The actress who played Harriet did a fantastic job though, as did the majority of the cast.
Richard Bull and his wife Collentine left their home in Chicago in September, 2012 to move to the Motion Picture & Television Fund Home in California. Another resident there is Scottie MacGregor, who portrayed Harriet Oleson. After Richard Bull's death, Collentine and Scottie MacGregor had dinner together and agreed, "they had both lost a wonderful husband." The source of this information is from actor Dean Butler, who played Almanzo Wilder on the show. (the source of this paragraph is The Associated Press.)
It's one of my favorite TV shows too. It's definitely one of my Top 10 of all-time, and possibly in the Top 5. I felt sorry for him too. His wife Harriet was a self-righteous busybody. The actress who played Harriet did a fantastic job though, as did the majority of the cast.
Richard Bull and his wife Collentine left their home in Chicago in September, 2012 to move to the Motion Picture & Television Fund Home in California. Another resident there is Scottie MacGregor, who portrayed Harriet Oleson. After Richard Bull's death, Collentine and Scottie MacGregor had dinner together and agreed, "they had both lost a wonderful husband." The source of this information is from actor Dean Butler, who played Almanzo Wilder on the show. (the source of this paragraph is The Associated Press.)
CrystalGeezer
My secret's my enzyme.
Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
I was a big Little House fan too. Thought you guys might appreciate something I saw the other day, Seth McFarlane acknowledged it with an intro to Family Guy a few seasons ago. He tends to do that to shows he likes so it's a weird honor. It starts at 2:11. If you want to watch them all it goes Monty Python/Incredible Hulk/Little House/Modern Family/King of the Hill.
I was a big Little House fan too. Thought you guys might appreciate something I saw the other day, Seth McFarlane acknowledged it with an intro to Family Guy a few seasons ago. He tends to do that to shows he likes so it's a weird honor. It starts at 2:11. If you want to watch them all it goes Monty Python/Incredible Hulk/Little House/Modern Family/King of the Hill.
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CrystalGeezer
My secret's my enzyme.
Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
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Justin Playfair
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Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
That's neat. It's funny watching Chris Griffin bounce down the hill.
That's neat. It's funny watching Chris Griffin bounce down the hill.
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troubleluvsme
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Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
http://www.ohio.com/blogs/sound-che....293199/devo-s-bob-casale-dead-at-61-1.467401
Devo's Bob Casale, dead at 61
Bob Casale of Devo. Born: July 14th, 1952 . Deceased: February 17th, 2014
As an original member of Devo, Bob Casale was there in the trenches with me from the beginning. He was my level-headed brother, a solid performer and talented audio engineer, always giving more than he got. He was excited about the possibility of Mark Mothersbaugh allowing Devo to play shows again. His sudden death from conditions that lead to heart failure came as a total shock to us all.
Gerald Casale, Devo founder.
http://www.ohio.com/blogs/sound-che....293199/devo-s-bob-casale-dead-at-61-1.467401
Devo's Bob Casale, dead at 61
Bob Casale of Devo. Born: July 14th, 1952 . Deceased: February 17th, 2014
As an original member of Devo, Bob Casale was there in the trenches with me from the beginning. He was my level-headed brother, a solid performer and talented audio engineer, always giving more than he got. He was excited about the possibility of Mark Mothersbaugh allowing Devo to play shows again. His sudden death from conditions that lead to heart failure came as a total shock to us all.
Gerald Casale, Devo founder.
Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
They are just repeating the series here in the UK.
Totally agree he was underrated as the long-suffering husband and storekeeper.
In the same vain:
Ralph Waite died on 13th, February, 2014 aged 85.
Another long standing American actor in a long running show: The Waltons.
He was highly viewed by all his colleagues as John Walton Sr.
Similarly, Emmy nominee and subsequent Emmy winner.
Regards,
FWD
They are just repeating the series here in the UK.
Totally agree he was underrated as the long-suffering husband and storekeeper.
In the same vain:
Ralph Waite died on 13th, February, 2014 aged 85.
Another long standing American actor in a long running show: The Waltons.
He was highly viewed by all his colleagues as John Walton Sr.
Similarly, Emmy nominee and subsequent Emmy winner.
Regards,
FWD
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Justin Playfair
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Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
I did see that Ralph Waite died too. I only saw four or five episodes of "The Waltons" in my life, but I remember liking him on the show. I'm glad they're repeating "Little House..." in the U.K. It's a timeless show. Timeless because it's set in Minnesota in the 1870's.
I did see that Ralph Waite died too. I only saw four or five episodes of "The Waltons" in my life, but I remember liking him on the show. I'm glad they're repeating "Little House..." in the U.K. It's a timeless show. Timeless because it's set in Minnesota in the 1870's.
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CrystalGeezer
My secret's my enzyme.
Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
RIP Harold Ramis.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/chi-harold-ramis-dead-20140224,0,2259309.story
RIP Harold Ramis.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/chi-harold-ramis-dead-20140224,0,2259309.story
The Bicycle Tragedy
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Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
Sucks.
He was one of the greats.
See you on the other side, Egon.
Sucks.
He was one of the greats.
See you on the other side, Egon.
Oh my god. it's Robby!
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Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
shit, he(Harold Ramis) was only 69, too young
shit, he(Harold Ramis) was only 69, too young
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Re: Philip Seymour Hoffman
...I have a foggy memory of being shown "Night and Fog" at school (compulsory viewing for all). Alain sure knew how to depress a 14 year-old. And there was no pop-corn to make it better.
R.I.P.
...I have a foggy memory of being shown "Night and Fog" at school (compulsory viewing for all). Alain sure knew how to depress a 14 year-old. And there was no pop-corn to make it better.
R.I.P.
Tony Benn (1925 - 2014)
Ken Utsui (1931 - 2014)
Really sad to hear their passing.
I believe British users unanimously agree with that Mr Benn is a peerless political figure and hopefully his legacy will be passed on future generations.
Utsui was a popular Japanese actor, bit like Ian Carmichael.
RIP.
Ken Utsui (1931 - 2014)
Really sad to hear their passing.
I believe British users unanimously agree with that Mr Benn is a peerless political figure and hopefully his legacy will be passed on future generations.
Utsui was a popular Japanese actor, bit like Ian Carmichael.
RIP.
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