The "which famous person died today" thread

[blue44]

Rip Donald

 

[MellowJoe]

His big speech in JFK is something else, I know actors make it their business to remember lines but when he's on the park bench with Costner it's the best bit of the film

 

[MCFC68]

RIP Donald Sutherland

 

[The Lightbowne Cowboy]

The best, mate. A classic. My daughter grew up with that shiny fucker breaking dawn. I asked her to watch lost boys and she totally got it.

Mine did too mucker. She gave it a 9/10 When you consider only Goodfella's got more, it says a lot.

 

[Bill Walker]

I just watched a youtube that said Suzi Quattro died in a car crash 2 weeks ago.

 

[Sam Armstrong]

I just watched a youtube that said Suzi Quattro died in a car crash 2 weeks ago.

She seems to disagree!!

“Please be aware youtube is posting ficticious reports or me dieing.. I am taking steps. Absolutely disgusting that a huge media site can allow these kind of things to be posted without checking out if they are true or not. I am totally and utterally disgusted. I am taking steps.,.. big ones.....I am alive and well, and will definitely be doing something. Damn.. so ugly.”

 

[AliBobbyJ]

Anouk Aimee.
Starred in "A Man and a Woman" among other films. Never forgotten that scene of them driving back to Paris in the rain & the dark with the film's theme tune playing.

 

[Keeper!]

She seems to disagree!!

“Please be aware youtube is posting ficticious reports or me dieing.. I am taking steps. Absolutely disgusting that a huge media site can allow these kind of things to be posted without checking out if they are true or not. I am totally and utterally disgusted. I am taking steps.,.. big ones.....I am alive and well, and will definitely be doing something. Damn.. so ugly.”

 

[KS55]

DS. Perhaps not a great actor but very good, reliable, hard working, versatile. Directors loved him.
Many enjoyable performances. That scene with Julie Christie in “Don’t Look Now”….wow. Loved him in Klute.
Learned the trade in the UK rather than his native Canada.

 

[Gabriel]

DS. Perhaps not a great actor but very good, reliable, hard working, versatile. Directors loved him.
Many enjoyable performances. That scene with Julie Christie in “Don’t Look Now”….wow. Loved him in Klute.
Learned the trade in the UK rather than his native US.

Canada?