Which Actor That Is No Longer With Us Do You Miss The Most

Parche

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Wed Aug-22-07 06:21 PM
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Which Actor That Is No Longer With Us Do You Miss The Most

:cry: :cry: :cry:

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DS1

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Wed Aug-22-07 06:21 PM
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1. Belushi

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liberaldemocrat7

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Thu Aug-23-07 02:04 AM
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37. Basil Rathbone, the best Sherlock Holmes in my view.

Basil Rathbone.

oh and Lou Costello and Bud Abbott.

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Shakespeare

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Wed Aug-22-07 06:22 PM
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2. Raul Julia.

Tremendously talented, whether on stage or screen. And dead sexy, too.

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Wed Aug-22-07 06:25 PM
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4. Yes he was magnificent

but the two in the OP
they were awesome to.....

lost

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CaliforniaPeggy

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Wed Aug-22-07 07:54 PM
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15. I miss him soooooooooo much...

That was a real, genuine tragedy...

He was so damn good...

And he died way too young...:cry:

And wow, yes, very sexy...

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Thu Aug-23-07 02:26 AM
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39. Sexy is right, Peggy!

He was a wonderful actor. I believed every role he played.

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yellowdogintexas

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Wed Aug-22-07 09:37 PM
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28. oh yes, imagine the work that was yet to come from that fine actor nt

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Wed Aug-22-07 09:40 PM
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31. That was the first name to pop into my head.

Taken right when he was hitting his prime. Very sad.

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Thu Aug-23-07 08:39 PM
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74. Wonderful in "The Tempest"

"Romero" (one of my personal heroes) and "Kiss of the Spider Woman". I really hated hearing about his death, as I looked forward to many more of his movies.

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Thu Aug-23-07 08:51 PM
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75. wrong place

Edited on Thu Aug-23-07 08:53 PM by mentalsolstice

edit: wrong place

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hedgehog

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Wed Aug-22-07 06:24 PM
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3. John Candy

He made some classic movies, but he also made a lot of junk. He knew he was liable to die young, so he took any job that he could get to leave some money for his family.

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Thu Aug-23-07 03:18 PM
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62. Ditto,

I miss the old lug...

"Bug? Whats his last name, Spray?"-Uncle Buck....

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Generic Brad

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Thu Aug-23-07 10:19 PM
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81. And then he made "Only the Lonely"

I consider that movie his masterpiece.

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Thu Aug-23-07 10:21 PM
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82. me too

when he smiles he reminds me of my father when he was younger -- he's still alive, in his mid-50's, but is depressed and never laughs or smiles anymore.

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Manifestor_of_Light

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Fri Aug-24-07 12:00 AM
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90. Last movie: Canadian Bacon by Michael Moore.

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dropkickpa

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Wed Aug-22-07 06:26 PM
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5. Jerry Orbach

L&O aint the same without Lenny Brisco. :cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:

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Wed Aug-22-07 09:05 PM
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24. My choice as well.

I stopped watching L&O after he died.

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dropkickpa

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Wed Aug-22-07 09:47 PM
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32. Me too

I like Dennis Farina, but it's just not the same. I really miss him, he made, over the course of YEARS, the Lenny Brisco character very real within the limited personal story framework that L&O has.

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MissMillie

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Thu Aug-23-07 07:33 AM
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44. that's the one!

for sure!

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Zavulon

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Thu Aug-23-07 12:02 PM
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52. Another vote for Mr. Orbach here.

He lasted for two episodes of L&O: Trial by Jury," and in the second one he was so sick that they had to rewrite his final scene to make it a whispering scene because he couldn't speak any louder than that. Saddest thing I've seen on television. :cry:

The show lasted for another ten episodes or so, and not once after that second episode did they address Lenny's absence. :(

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Thu Aug-23-07 12:17 PM
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53. I loves me some Lenny!

I misses him, too! :cry:

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Aristus

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Thu Aug-23-07 01:46 PM
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55. Count me in. Jerry Orbach was the man.

B-)

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Thu Aug-23-07 03:48 PM
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64. Jerry Orbach was a great song-and-dance man on Broadway

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Orbach

Orbach was an accomplished Broadway and off-Broadway actor. His first major role was that of El Gallo in the original cast of the decades-running hit The Fantasticks. He also starred in Carnival!, the musical version of the movie Lili. He also starred in a revival of Guys and Dolls (Tony Award nomination for Best Featured Actor in a Musical), Promises, Promises (Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical), the original productions of Chicago (Tony Award nomination for Best Actor in a Musical) and 42nd Street, and a revival of The Cradle Will Rock.

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ProudToBeBlueInRhody

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Thu Aug-23-07 07:02 PM
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71. Bingo

As much as I love Sam W.......it ain't L and O without Jerry.

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Hawkeye-X

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Thu Aug-23-07 10:58 PM
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85. I love Jerry Orbach

I've seen soem of his early work but I do agree that Lennie Briscoe was the finest actor to playin the stage;

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Fri Aug-24-07 12:00 AM
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91. Ditto that. I met him once when he was filming a commercial at my school.

I ran into him as I was walking in the hallway and he was leaving.

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Mojambo

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Wed Aug-22-07 06:27 PM
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6. Ritter. Big time. n/t

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Oeditpus Rex

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Wed Aug-22-07 06:29 PM
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7. Tie

Outstanding actors and truly nice people.

:patriot:

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yellowdogintexas

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Wed Aug-22-07 09:39 PM
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29. Oh, I think I miss Jack Lemmon the most , although many of

the others listed are deeply missed.

Jimmy Stewart...Cary Grant...

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cynatnite

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Wed Aug-22-07 06:29 PM
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8. Johnny Carson and Richard Pryor n/t

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The Straight Story

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Wed Aug-22-07 06:33 PM
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9. Jimmy Stewart

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OllieLotte

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Thu Aug-23-07 11:15 AM
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49. My vote too. n/t

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terrya

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Wed Aug-22-07 06:34 PM
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10. Cary Grant

Spencer Tracy

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wildhorses

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Wed Aug-22-07 07:50 PM
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11. gregory peck and lucille ball

Edited on Wed Aug-22-07 07:52 PM by wildhorses

:loveya::cry::loveya:

edited to add the pix

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Thu Aug-23-07 02:00 PM
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56. Yes. Gregory Peck. I saw him once in person in about 1980 when

he was 62 years old. He was still so tall, handsome and charming. It was at the Santa Monica Mall; he was campaigning for one of his sons who was running for Congress as a Democrat. (The son didn't win, unfortunately.)

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Xipe Totec

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Wed Aug-22-07 07:51 PM
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12. Phil Hartman

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uppityperson

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Wed Aug-22-07 07:51 PM
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13. Fred

Edited on Wed Aug-22-07 07:52 PM by uppityperson

let me try again

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JTG of the PRB

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Wed Aug-22-07 07:52 PM
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14. Phil Hartman.

Such a funny, funny man with such an amazing voice and so much talent... He was taken from us FAR before his time.

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Dr. Strange

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Thu Aug-23-07 05:02 PM
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65. Agreed.

Way too much talent for one human being.

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kath

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Wed Aug-22-07 08:05 PM
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16. Katherine Hepburn.

What a fascinating person and wonderful actress she was.

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DainBramaged

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Thu Aug-23-07 02:15 PM
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61. Yup, you only get one of her per millennium

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Thu Aug-23-07 10:09 PM
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79. My #1 pick

...my favorite!

:toast:

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greatauntoftriplets

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Wed Aug-22-07 08:08 PM
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17. Alec Guinness.

John Gielgud.

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ruiner4u

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Wed Aug-22-07 08:09 PM
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18. Richard Harris

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hyphenate

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Wed Aug-22-07 08:09 PM
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19. I miss John Ritter too.

:cry:

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begin_within

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Wed Aug-22-07 08:15 PM
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20. JAMES DEAN, and

Audrey Hepburn
Katharine Hepburn
James Stewart
Anthony Perkins
Janet Leigh
Vivien Leigh
Henry Fonda
Montgomery Clift
Marilyn Monroe
Clark Gable
Ingrid Bergman
Judy Garland
Burt Lancaster
Jack Lemmon
Bette Davis
Joan Crawford
Gregory Peck
Cary Grant

but most of all James Dean.

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nedbal

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Thu Aug-23-07 02:23 AM
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38. Burt Lancaster

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Left Is Write

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Wed Aug-22-07 08:19 PM
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21. I couldn't list just one...

but I can tell you that I cried when John Ritter passed away.

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Zomby Woof

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Wed Aug-22-07 08:42 PM
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22. Bruno Kirby

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soleft

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Thu Aug-23-07 03:39 PM
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63. Ditto.

I was floored when I found out he had died.

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HughBeaumont

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Wed Aug-22-07 09:00 PM
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23. These three . ..

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Bombero1956

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Wed Aug-22-07 09:25 PM
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25. Burgess Meredith

his appearance in Grumpy Old Men and Grumpier Old Men are classic. The bloopers are a riot.

"Looks like Chuck's taking old one-eye to the optometrist."

"Looks like Chuck's takin' the skin boat to tuna town!"

"Looks like he's gonna enter the holy of holies! Cloitus un-interuptus!"

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Robeson

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Wed Aug-22-07 09:31 PM
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26. Vincent Price....

...

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Lil Missy

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Wed Aug-22-07 09:32 PM
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27. Easy -- Natalie Woods

I was devastated when she died. :cry:

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momophile

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Wed Aug-22-07 09:39 PM
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30. Gregory Peck and Jimmy Stewart nt

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OPERATIONMINDCRIME

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Wed Aug-22-07 10:22 PM
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33. God Bless John Ritter. Also Chris Farley.

Tommy Boy still cracks me up every time I see it.

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volstork

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Wed Aug-22-07 10:24 PM
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34. Judy Holliday

Enormously talented; died way too young.

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Tikki

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Wed Aug-22-07 11:37 PM
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35. When I opened this thread and saw John Ritter's face, well, that about...

said it all. I just adored that man.

Back in the late 60's I thought I had discovered the next new biggest star, an actor
named Steve Ihnat. I followed his career closely, even started a scrapbook with some
pictures of him. And then he died in 1972. He wasn't even forty years old, yet.

Tikki

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havocmom

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Wed Aug-22-07 11:41 PM
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36. Jimmy Stewart for starters. He was a very funny and gracious chap.

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enigmatic

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Thu Aug-23-07 02:41 AM
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40. Jack Nance

He played Henry in "Earaserhead":

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SoCalDem

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Thu Aug-23-07 05:07 AM
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41. I HATED losing Steve McQueen..

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krispos42

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Thu Aug-23-07 05:20 AM
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42. Jerry Orbach

I miss him on Law & Order.

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BlueIris

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Thu Aug-23-07 07:22 AM
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43. Jerry Orbach.

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Love Bug

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Thu Aug-23-07 10:25 AM
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45. That's easy -- Jim Henson and Jeremy Brett

Both magical men...

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bikebloke

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Thu Aug-23-07 10:52 AM
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46. Steve McQueen

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Ryano42

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Thu Aug-23-07 10:59 AM
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47. Agreed...He would be kickin ass and takin names.

:patriot:

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bamacrat

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Thu Aug-23-07 10:59 AM
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48. Chris Farley and John Ritter

and of course Phil Hartman, three of the saddest losses in acting.

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Tektonik

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Thu Aug-23-07 11:20 AM
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50. Phil Hartman

:cry:

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Throd

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Thu Aug-23-07 11:04 PM
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87. I miss Phil

Usually celebrity deaths do not affect me. Phil's death was one of the few that did.

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huskerlaw

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Thu Aug-23-07 11:51 AM
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51. John Spencer

:cry:

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quiet.american

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Thu Aug-23-07 12:29 PM
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54. Lately, Marcello Mastroianni and John Thaw.

(I haven't been able to watch Three's Company since John Ritter died. I'm *still* in shock).

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MrSlayer

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Thu Aug-23-07 02:00 PM
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57. Robert Shaw.

Edited on Thu Aug-23-07 02:03 PM by MrSlayer

"Here's to swimmin' with bowlegged women."

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sniffa

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Thu Aug-23-07 02:03 PM
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58. o.j. simpson

he was awesome in the naked gun movies.

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jobycom

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Thu Aug-23-07 02:08 PM
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59. Ever wonder what River Phoenix would have become?

Now and then I see him in older film, and just shake my head. I wonder if Johnny Depp or Leonardo would have been half as popular--not that I have anything against either of them.

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Thu Aug-23-07 05:50 PM
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69. Second vote for River.

Hartman, Farley and Ritter as well.

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Kerrytravelers

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Thu Aug-23-07 08:30 PM
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73. I was thinking this, too, as I read the OP.

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Jeff In Milwaukee

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Thu Aug-23-07 02:09 PM
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60. John Wilkes Booth

I loved his later work...

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WinkyDink

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Thu Aug-23-07 05:23 PM
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66. Tyrone Power, Montgomery Clift, and Richard Burton.

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kath

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Thu Aug-23-07 05:37 PM
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67. Did you just mean actors of the male gender, or actresses too?

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Parche

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Thu Aug-23-07 06:08 PM
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70. Both

Any.....................except ALF :rofl: :hi:

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Darth_Kitten

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Thu Aug-23-07 05:46 PM
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68. Errol Flynn.......

the man had style. :)

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jgraz

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Thu Aug-23-07 07:07 PM
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72. This guy

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mentalsolstice

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Thu Aug-23-07 08:55 PM
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76. Raul Julia and others!

I wasn't a huge fan of John Ritter's, in that I wasn't breathlessly panting for his next best thing. Yet I was sad when he died, because I knew he was one of the good guys and he had a beautiful smile (and grew up on "Three's Company").

Phil Hartman's death was so tragic and such a waste.

Gilda Radner was so sad, because she brought so many laughs into the world.

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RiffRandell

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Thu Aug-23-07 09:03 PM
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77. River Phoenix.

His brother, Joaquin is so talented, and he was as well.

But I can't just pick one----there are several that I miss.

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Release The Hounds

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Thu Aug-23-07 09:49 PM
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78. Brandon Lee

and Chris Farley

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book_worm

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Thu Aug-23-07 10:17 PM
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80. Abe Vigoda

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jgraz

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Thu Aug-23-07 11:17 PM
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88. Nice

:thumbsup:

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devilgrrl

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Thu Aug-23-07 10:23 PM
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83. Vic Morrow

Edited on Thu Aug-23-07 10:29 PM by devilgrrl

Be honest, he was a genius character actor.

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Contrary1

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Thu Aug-23-07 10:32 PM
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84. So many...

David Janssen, Telly Savalas, Charles Bronson, Lee Marvin, and too many others.

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book_worm

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Thu Aug-23-07 11:00 PM
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86. Don Knotts

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elfrangel

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Thu Aug-23-07 11:58 PM
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89. Can't believe no one has mentioned this one yet....

Edited on Thu Aug-23-07 11:59 PM by elfrangel

Christopher Reeves (insert Superman Theme here)

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