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Charlie Dick, Patsy Cline's widower, has died at 81. http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/country/6754076/charlie-dick-widower-of-patsy-cline-dies-at-81

I'm shoehorning this in here. 2016 will be the 40th anniversary of The Omen, so in honour of this event and the fact I haven't done a list for ages (I know, you've missed them too), I thought I'd list the survivors of the original film and the two sequels. Are the omens good for these possibilities? Who will survive? All info taken from IMDB/Wiki, usual disclaimers apply and any further information as usual appreciated. The Omen Richard Donner - Director (b. 1930; d.2021) David Seltzer - Writer (b. 1940) Mace Neufeld - Executive Producer (b. 1928; d. 2022) David Warner - Jennings (b. 1941; d. 2022) Harvey Stephens - Damien Thorn (b. 1970) John Stride - The Psychiatrist (b. 1936; d. 2018) Holly Palance - Nanny (b. 1950) Roy Boyd - Reporter (b. 1938; d. 2024) Freda Dowie - Nun (b. 1928; d. 2019) Dawn Perllman - Chambermaid (b.?) Nancy Mannigham - Nurse (b.?) Nicholas Campbell - Marine (b. 1952) Burnell Tucker - Secret Service Man (b.?) Damien: Omen II Stanley Mann - Screenplay (b. 1928; d. 2016) Mike Hodges - Screenplay (b. 1932; d. 2022) Bill Butler - Director of Photography (b. 1921; d. 2023) Lee Grant - Ann Thorn (b. 1925) Jonathan Scott-Taylor - Damien Thorn (b. 1962) Robert Foxworth - Paul Buher (b. 1941) Nicholas Pryor - Charles Warren (b. 1935; d. 2024) Lance Henriksen - Sergeant Neff (b. 1940) Elizabeth Shepherd - Joan Hart (b. 1936) Lucas Donat - Mark Thorn (b. 1962) John J Newcombe - Teddy (b.?) Diane Daniels - Jane (b.?) Corney Morgan - Greenhouse Technician (b.?) Russell P Delia - Truck Driver (b.?) Judith Dowd - Maid (b.?) Thomas O Erhart Jr - Sergeant Number One (b?) Sorin Pricopie - Pasarian's Assistant (b.?) Robert J Jones Jr - Tour Guide (b?) Cornelia Sanders - Young Girl (b?) Owen Sullivan - Byron (b.?) William J Whelehan - Security Guard (b.?) Omen III: The Final Conflict Graham Baker - Director (b.?) Andrew Birkin - Writer (b. 1945) Phil Meheux - Cinematographer (b. 1941) Sam Neill - Damien Thorn (b. 1947) Don Gordon - Harvey Dean (b. 1926; d, 2017) Lisa Harrow - Kate Reynolds (b. 1943) Barnaby Holm - Peter Reynolds (b. 1967) Leueen Willoughby - Barbara Dean (b.?) Louis Mahoney - Brother Paulo (b. 1938; d.2020) Richard Oldfield - Brother Simeon (b.1950) Tony Vogel - Brother Antonio (b. 1943; d. 2015) Arwen Holm - Carol (b. 1947; d. 2003) Eric Richard - Astronomer's Technician (b. 1940) Richard Williams - Vicar (b.1946) Stephen Turner - Stigwell (b?) Al Matthews - Workman (b. 1942; d. 2018) Frank Coda - Orator (b. 1931)

Debbie Reynolds seems to bracket the Duke in the same category as Rolf, Dave Lee, etc etc.....http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3307920/The-day-Duke-goosed-DEBBIE-REYNOLDS-memoir-packed-risque-stories-one-Hollywood-s-mischievous-gossips-groped-Queen-s-husband.html

Now a second terminally ill guy wants a screening.... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/film/star-wars-the-force-awakens/reddit-terminally-ill-british-fan-screening-disney/ I really hope (a new hope, perhaps?) that there's not a really good cliffhanger at the end!

Yitzhak Navon, Israel's 5th President has died at 94. http://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Politics-And-Diplomacy/Yitzhak-Navon-Israels-fifth-president-dies-at-the-age-of-94-432309 Edit: 3 DDP teams hit when the UK obit hits. Edit 2: Daily Mail: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/ap/article-3308259/Yitzhak-Navon-former-Israeli-president-dead-94.html Nice pic of him with Jimmy Carter there!

Leon Sinden, brother of Donald who appeared as George Carradine in High Road, has died at the age of 88, cancer. http://www.heraldscotland.com/opinion/obituaries/13951544.Leon_Sinden/ Highly attached to the Pitlochry Festival Theatre. His other TV work included appearances in Dr Finlay's Casebook and Upstairs Downstairs, Rough Justice and No Hiding Place. Edit: Anyone with an hour to spare, here's his Upstairs Downstairs appearance as Det.Insp. Bowles: https://youtu.be/sOUk5tn1ykI Sadly, I couldn't find any High Road appearances before retiring to bed.

How BG will spend his 97th birthday: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/living/religion/article43482522.html Interesting update on him here.

David Hasselhoff. He's appearing in panto with The Krankies. And Michelle McManus. Nothing good ever came of that. On a more serious note, I'll put forward Douglas Hurd. No surprise there I know, but if he makes it to the starting gate, he won't cross the line to 2017 imo.

Bon "Voi Voi"-age, dear lady. RIP.

Haruko Kato, Japanese actress who is probably best known as the voice of Madam Suliman (IMDB has Sariman) in Howl's Moving Castle, has died at 92. http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2015-11-05/howl-moving-castle-voice-actress-haruko-kato-passes-away/.95024 Stage, TV and film, also signed with Toho, but as that thread is more Godzilla based, she fits better here.

Is Healey in a hole, or was he cremated? I think the mods will see a clear line when it is crossed, it's not for us to question their judgement. It's their forum, deserving of respect. Tuppence paid in full. *Exit, pursued by a glare.*

Ooo, the thought of Harry Styles all stiff - I would let him rip my spine apart. Cool, that leaves Niall Horan all for me - huzzah!

Why anyone would want me banned is anybody's guess. I report some deaths, comment and sympathise on our collective loss and in general respect all posters, whether guests or members. I take time to respond to criticism of whether I've posted in the "correct thread" and I'm not even that bothered if folk post the same death afterwards (maybe a bit tetchy if it's posted within 24 hours in the same freaking thread). I've used the appropriate ranting threads, hey that's what they are there for, right? Hardly, if ever, using profanity, and always open to rebuttal. I wasn't going to enter this discussion. I've only been here 10 months, and am a first time forum of any kind user. I have tripped through some previous threads and can honestly say go back 5, 7 or ten years and there are outright battles of some unbelievable language, verging on hatred on occasion (maybe just the way I'm reading it). I'm astounded I'm even mentioned in despatches.

The Eagles' Glenn Frey is facing major surgery for intestinal issues. http://ultimateclassicrock.com/glenn-frey-major-surgery/ The heat is on, as they say...

Sir Gerry Neale, former Tory MP for North Cornwall from 1979 - 1992 has died at 74, cancer. Death Notice: http://announcements.telegraph.co.uk/deaths/196065/neale Edit: Subsequently struck off the Solicitors' Roll for fraud. Nice. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2310703.stm

Congrats msc on your post-twuntdom!

Former Chairman of Partick Thistle FC and former SFL President Brown McMaster has died of cancer. http://ptfc.co.uk/news/2015-2016/november_2015/brown_mcmaster Brought Thistle back to solvency from the verge of administration. Sad loss.

Paul Rose, former MP for Manchester Blackley between 1964 and 1979 has died at 79. For some reason I found the entry under the Denis Healey thread first, apologies. http://www.deathlist.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=2457&p=240572

Paul Rose, first elected in 1964 and who represented Manchester Blackley until 1979 (b. 1935) has died at the age of 79. https://humanism.org.uk/2015/11/04/bha-mourns-its-patron-paul-rose-former-mp-and-campaigner/

*stumbles in* Can anyone point me in the direction of the punk rock thread, if there is one? I'm sure I've seen one, but my searches turn up nowt. Thanks in advance.

Already said, like. http://www.deathlist.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=6052&p=240403

No survivors according to AP/BBC. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-34687309 Downing Street concerned that airliner may have been brought down by explosive device: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-34724604

Doctor Who is one of those shows where due to the length of time it's been running, there will be a whole array of actors would have appeared in an episode or two. Every time I'd go to the theatre and glance through the program 9 times out of 10, the actors would have appeared on Dr. Who, The Bill, or Casualty I agree. There's lots of reasons why actors appear in this thread for Doctor Who appearances, but I guess the main one for me is that an actor can have many myriad roles in TV and film, appearing in a scene here or an episode there, but when they appear in Doctor Who, especially the classic series, their role is inevitably much larger and more central to the plot, sometimes over three, four, six or even ten episodes. Given that, the iconic status of the serial and that certain folk will remember certain stories with affection combine to highlight their appearance here.

Ruth Boswell, TV producer and writer who produced around 39 episodes of The Tomorrow People as well as many other dramas, has died at 86. http://www.theguardian.com/film/2015/nov/04/ruth-boswell Edit: She also developed the kids' TV series Timeslip.

Never mind, gcreptile got there first *doffs Kangol*