LongsightM13
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Watched The Man Who Would Be King only last week, he was good in that as Rudyard Kipling
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Christopher Plummer R.I.P
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Mad Eyed Screamer
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Exceedingly good?Watched The Man Who Would Be King only last week, he was good in that as Rudyard Kipling
Centurions
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And considering he's dead as well?Looks good for 91
manclad
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No bun intended.Exceedingly good?
Gabriel
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Wonderful in Murder by Decree.
metalblue
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91? That's a fair old crack, for some reason I've always had him down as English.
I’d take that right now
manclad
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Watched him as multi-billionaire John Paul Getty in All The Money In The World a couple of weeks ago.
He was still an excellent actor even though he was in his late 80s at the time.
He also nearly stole the show as Rudyard Kipling ,the editor of The Morning Star and also a Freemason
He was still an excellent actor even though he was in his late 80s at the time.
He also nearly stole the show as Rudyard Kipling ,the editor of The Morning Star and also a Freemason
Citizen of Legoland
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A very fine actor indeed.
RIP
So long, farewell, aufweidersehn ...
RIP
So long, farewell, aufweidersehn ...
bluethrunthru
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fantastic actor - surprised some didn't know he was Canadian by birth - had a lasting impression in The Battle of Britain and the Return of the Pink Panther for me as well as the obvious others - 91 is a good age and to leave behind suck a body of work - well RIP Christopher Plummer - shame coz of birth it was never going to be Sir....