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Gordon Mydland (wiki), Attorney General of South Dakota (1969–1973), dead at 100. Oldest living former U.S. Attorney General is now Francis Bellotti (b. 1923) of Massachusetts (1975–1987).

Leslie Phillips shits all over your theory.

A few of them have already been released I think?

"Heart failure", "liver failure" is very vague. Doesn't tell you much about a condition. Many heart conditions you can live for years with, even at that age.

Interesting. Cataract surgery is something doctors are reluctant to perform on older people unless they're in good health. A drop in 2023? I mean... he may die given his age, but there are much stronger candidates to fill the DL 50 imo.

This is very much starting to look like "a regular activity" orchestrated by some kind of loved one in order to keep him active. I personally don't think he looks good in those pics He's aged/deteriorated rapidly in just a few years.

One of my friends in the political game believes she’s going to resign today. I can’t see it. Truss has wanted this job for forever and she will do anything to hold on. Still, going down in history as Britain’s shortest serving PM will serve her right for doing the dirty on dear Penny. Edit: Supposedly she will sack her old flame, Kwasi. Oh dear…

Mina Kolb (IMDb) looking reasonably good for a woman who will be 97 next year. Anyone who watched Curb Your Enthusiasm will know her as Jeff's mom.

At least the people of Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein can sleep soundly tonight knowing he won't be driving along their street anymore.

I fucking hate her so knock yourself out. Used to work with her years ago and she's utterly brain dead so don't expect any tumours to develop there!

Most of the threads on here revolve around *mainly* speculation. The Queen's thread was mere speculation for years as no details were ever given on her health. U.S. Presidents are in a similar ball league (albeit with far less brain cells than her Majesty possessed). We're a deadpooling forum, not a neurological lab. I don't need to give him a medical diagnosis to validate my posts. I'm sorry if shit triggers you on your Twitter feed then you have to read it again here, but nobody is forcing you to read the Biden thread. You can just hit the "mark as read" button at the top. Please excuse me as I continue to bump this thread.

It's more relevant to the central subject of this forum than the vast majority of posts that kept bumping the Donald Trump, Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and Kier Starmer threads. Sorry if it annoys you.

User asks you for proof (evidence) and you provide this. As they say over on Wikipedia... [citation needed]. Clearly a dogmatic supporter of the blue ass party.

Your response reminded me of this tweet from the other day. It’s very silly to excuse what is now becoming a daily occurrence. He’s 80 next month and quite clearly becoming senile. It’s okay to admit that you know. It happens to others when they’re in their 60s. He’s had a good run.

He told the audience that his son “lost his life in Iraq”. The key word there being “in”.

Tells audience that his son was killed in Iraq. (His son died from brain cancer, though he did serve in Iraq). These "slip of the tongues" are becoming daily events.

Actress Tilottama Khuntia, apparently deceased.

And now Monsta O of the Boo-Ya T.R.I.B.E (wiki)., has died, at the age of 56. That's tree of the seven Devoux brothers dead then, and only in their 50s (52, 55 and 56). American Samoans have crap genes, so not bad DDP material.

Back to the Beach: "Judge #1" Dickie Roberts: chorus singer Kentucky Fried Movie: courtroom extra I would be shocked if he was included.

I don't see any starring film roles in his filmography?

I was on the fence about Perrin but you've swayed me, will move him to dead certs. Copeland I will keep in possibilities – yes she had a couple of supporting roles in her heyday and did a voice in an animated Disney film, but Samuel E. Wright (voice of Sebastian in the Little Mermaid) was cruelly snubbed last year. Brother Bear was nowhere near as big as The Little Mermaid. Copeland was famous for her television roles more than anything.

Completely overlooked him. I see he produced Patriot Games, The Punisher, The Aviator, Beverly Hills Cop II etc. Producers are harder to predict so will pop him in possibilities.

I did consider him. I suppose he did have two supporting film roles. I'll put him in possibilities.

Decided to leave her out. I had a look through her film credits, couldn't find a major lead or supporting role in any of them.

Just a couple of months until TCM Remembers 2022 drops. Thought I'd do a run through thus far of who I think will definitely appear, and some possible inclusions. Ordered by date of death since the last tribute released on December 21, 2022... Dead certs Sally Ann Howes, actress [died 2021, before tribute released but news of death came after] Jean-Marc Vallée, director [died 2021, after tribute released] Betty White, actress [died 2021, after tribute released] Max Julien, actor Peter Bogdanovich, director Sidney Poitier, actor Marilyn Bergman, songwriter Dwayne Hickman, actor Yvette Mimieux, actress Hardy Krüger, actor Gaspard Ulliel, actor Meat Loaf, singer / actor Howard Hesseman, actor Carleton Carpenter, actor Monica Vitti, actress Douglas Trumbull, director / special effects Ivan Reitman, director Billy Watson, actor Sally Kellerman, actress Conrad Janis, actor Tony Walton, set and costume designer Mitchell Ryan, actor Jimmy Lydon, actor William Hurt, actor Paul Herman, actor Estelle Harris, actress Nehemiah Persoff, actor Gilbert Gottfried, comedian / actor Michel Bouquet, actor Robert Morse, actor Jacques Perrin, actor Fred Ward, actor June Preston, actress Vangelis, composer Ray Liotta, actor Bo Hopkins, actor Philip Baker Hall, actor Jean-Louis Trintignant, actor Joe Turkel, actor Lenny Von Dohlen, actor James Caan, actor Tony Sirico, actor Larry Storch, actor L. Q. Jones, actor Bob Rafelson, director David Warner, actor Paul Sorvino, actor Mary Alice, actress Bernard Cribbins, actor Pat Carroll, actress Nichelle Nichols, actress Clu Gulager, actor Olivia Newton-John, singer / actress Anne Heche, actress Manuel Ojeda, actor Wolfgang Petersen, director / producer Virginia Patton, actress Marsha Hunt, actress Jean-Luc Godard, director / screenwriter Irene Papas, actress Henry Silva, actor Louise Fletcher, actress Venetia Stevenson, actress Joan Hotchkis, actress Sacheen Littlefeather, actress (I would be genuinely surprised to see her featured now given she has since been exposed as a fraud) Austin Stoker, actor Michael Callan, actor Angela Lansbury, actress Robbie Coltrane, actor Leslie Phillips, actor Mickey Kuhn, actor Irene Cara, actress / singer Mylène Demongeot, actress Kirstie Alley, actress Angelo Badalamenti, composer Stuart Margolin, actor Possible inclusions Joan Copeland, actress Bob Saget, comedian / actor Michel Subor, actor Louie Anderson, comedian / actor Mace Neufeld, producer Robert Wall, actor Chor Yuen, director / actor Anna Karen, actress Alan Ladd Jr., industry executive Tim Cosidine, actor Akira Takarada, actor Jimmy Wang Yu, actor Rae Allen, actress James Olson, actor Kenneth Tsang, actor Joanna Barnes, actress Andra Martin, actress Faye Marlowe, actress Kenneth Welsh, actor Dennis Waterman, actor Linda Lawson, actress Maureen Arthur, actress Artie Kane, composer / conductor Peter Brook, director Gregory Itzin, actor Burt Metcalfe, actor John Steiner, actor Roger E. Mosley, actor Gene LeBell, stuntman Leon Vitali, actor William Reynolds, actor Ralph Eggleston, animator Jack Ging, actor Coolio, rapper / actor Eileen Ryan, actress Ted White, stuntman / actor Ron Masak, actor Leslie Jordan, actor Andrew Prine, actor Douglas McGrath, director/screenwriter Robert Clary, actor Gray Frederickson, producer Cliff Emmich, actor Clarence Gilyard, actor Brad William Henke, actor Julia Reichert, director Albert Brenner, production designer Will add to it over the next 6 weeks and hopefully I'll get most right. Anyone I've missed?