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Interesting to see Duvall and Linden seemingly made it. I debated them given their ages but they seem quite healthy to me (Linden can still walk sans assistance, Duvall was in two films this year). Given that I dropped them from my shadowlist they'll probably die. But they're also on the deathlist so they'll probably live. Mexican standoff?

I'm fine with Van Dyke's inclusion (yes, he shouldn't be #1 or anything, but there are worse picks out there). Akihito and Crosby being retained over the Pope, though?

Thanks. Here's an update given my list is intent on croaking in the fourth quarter. (And, for future reference, I'm a guy :p)

Sheesh, Barbara AND the Pope? Guess I've learned my lesson. I'm not making a 2024 list until 2025. Randomizer declares June Spencer will take his place.

Well, so much for THAT... Estelle Parsons come on down!

Dead.

Hm, must have gotten lost when I alphabetized. Amended! Tossed Randy Jackson in as a sub, why not.

George Alagiah Joe Don Baker Jim Brown Rob Burrow Ruth Buzzi Bobby Caldwell Phil Collins Billy Connolly Barry Corbin Bobby Cox Tim Curry Shannen Doherty Frank Field Roberta Flack Frederic Forrest Teri Garr Rhod Gilbert Louis Gossett Jr. John Driskell Hopkins Jim Inhofe Jonnie Irwin Randy Jackson [joker] Ted Kaczynski Tom Kane Toby Keith Edmund Kemper Shane MacGowan Edie McClurg Steve McMichael Liza Minnelli George J. Mitchell Linda Nolan Ryan O'Neal Valerie Perrine Chris Rea Al Roker Ryuichi Sakamoto José E. Serrano Sinbad Nigel Starmer-Smith Stella Stevens Sly Stone Russ Tamblyn Andy Taylor Ted Turner Gianluca Vialli M. Emmet Walsh Julie Walters James Whale Milos Zeman

Alright, finally feeling gutsy enough to unveil my exciting picks. Surely these fine folk can hang on another day... right? Henry Kissinger Bob Barker Jimmy Carter Rolf Harris Tony Bennett Alan Greenspan Joanne Woodward Gianluca Vialli Harry Belafonte Roberta Flack June Spencer Eva Marie Saint Dick Van Dyke Burt Bacharach Robert Wagner Mel Brooks Milan Kundera Rosalynn Carter Joss Ackland Bob Newhart Tina Turner Sandra Day O'Connor James Earl Jones Mahathir Mohamad Sonny Rollins June Lockhart Ryuichi Sakamoto Ruth Buzzi Glynis Johns Lee Grant James Whale Estelle Parsons Norman Jewison Jean-Marie Le Pen Manmohan Singh Louis Gossett Jr. Ann Blyth Roger Corman Jacques Delors Ted Kaczynski June Squibb Gene Hackman Chaim Topol Toby Keith Frederic Forrest Tim Curry Andy Taylor Ted Turner Constantine II of Greece David Attenborough @msc @John Key This also serves as a submission for the crowdsourced DL/shadowlist competition. Thanks!

Jerry Adler George Alagiah Harold Becker Dick Button Charles Dolan Peggy Dow Sandy Gall James Ivory Al Jaffee Cleo Laine Norman Lear [joker] Ted Lerner Vera Miles Gordon Moore Don Murray George Nigh Estelle Parsons Al Quie Alvin Rakoff Gene Shalit Richard M. Sherman Miiko Taka Rex Williams Oscar Wyatt Zhu Rongji subs: Micheline Presle Elliot Silverstein William Smithers

Neal Jimenez, writer of River's Edge and writer/director of The Waterdance, died at 62 on Dec. 11. I almost brought him up a few months ago because he was reported dead in July by Roger Avary on his and Quentin Tarantino's podcast, but I figured it wasn't true. Guess he actually was in bad shape.

Dead.

Rapper/singer Theophilus London (wiki) has been missing since July.

He died this August at 89.

Pelé gains another week of life every time this thread deems his demise imminent. I think that means by now he's a safe bet for 2047.

Marita Camacho Quirós Frank Chuman Ruth Johnson Colvin Caren Marsh Doll James C. Floyd Frank Handlen Sister Jean Henry Kissinger Ma Shitu Marianne, Princess zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn Nguyễn Đình Đầu Lucile Randon June Spencer Whitey Von Nieda Zhang Lixiong Subs: Lloyd Geering, Al Jaffee

Well, is a "Betty White" merely dying on New Year's Eve, or does it need some sort of shock factor? I don't think anyone would be surprised at this point if he did die.

Ronan Vibert, known for roles in The Pianist and Saving Mr. Banks, dead at 58

DeAngelo is probably fool's gold. He was captured on security cameras in June/July 2020 active in his cell, cleaning up and climbing around to cover lights. Then suddenly the next month at his trial he's in a wheelchair acting as if he can barely talk or move. Granted that was two years ago but gut feeling tells me he's probably doing fine for his age. For other California serial killers, Edmund Kemper is a "famous" guy I'm surprised isn't discussed much here. Per his 2017 parole transcript he had a stroke that seriously diminished his mental faculties, not to mention he's obese and wheelchair-bound.

And you have reiterated this because... ?

Mike Hodges, director of Get Carter and Flash Gordon, dead at 90

It's either that or he can't understand English. But yeah, I don't want to be rude because there's no way he's trolling at this point. Way too much "effort" was put into this thread... like a day after he was explicitly told multiple times no one cares about all this Genarians stuff.

Didn't mention something to remember is that not everyone makes it to 100 once. 0/5

An old-ish one I just remembered. In 2019, an account with no other edits added a 2017 death date for Theodore Streleski (wiki), a Stanford University student who murdered one of his professors and served seven years in prison. He would've been 81 and is obviously pretty off-radar given the crime he committed. He was most recently living in San Francisco per familytreenow and other sites, but he doesn't have any kind of mylife page, lending credence to the idea that he might've died. Thoughts?

10th pitcher to pitch a perfect game to die. 13 left, and most of them are pretty young outside of Koufax. Wonder if he'll live to see the next one? Been a decade now...