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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?

Lares appears on this 2015 list of living Finnish Freemasons. Says he's resident in Helsinki. So likely living?

I think the Trump, Biden and BoJo threads belong here. The former two are old and have questions over their health (Biden with his mind going, and Trump with his weight) and Johnson is obese and nearly died from COVID just a few years ago. Starmer and Truss shouldn't have threads or they should be punted into off topic / merged with the political discussions thread. Otherwise we might as well start threads for every other healthy individual of prominence in their 40s and 50s.

At that age, the body cannot recover from this long-term. Those vitals suggest his whole system has already failed. The only season he's still alive is because it's all fucked to some degree of equilibrium. Will be dead within weeks, if not 2-3 months absolute tops.

Used to be my MP. Absolutely useless – inactive and invisible. Had hoped Momentum would turf him out, even if they were doing it for the wrong reason (he's a patron of Labour Friends of Israel).

Not a by-election, but Corbynista Sam Tarry has just become the first incumbent Labour MP to be deselected by his association in over a decade. He has announced he therefore won’t contest the next general election. He’s also the one currently shagging Angela Rayner. Christina Rees, above, also served in the Corbyn shadow cabinet, and was pretty loyal to him. Labour are very far ahead in the polls. Gives Starmer the opportunity to purge his party of its left leaning MPs…

San Francisco artist Fred Martin (wiki) dead at 94 or 95 according to the China Academy of Art on Twitter:

The only surviving credited cast members of Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) are now the three child actors: Cindy O'Callghan (b. 1956) Ian Weighill (b. 1957) Roy Snart (b. 1962) There are still some uncredited adult cast members still with us. Conrad Bachmann (b. 1932) is still acting. Writer and actor Milt Larsen (wiki, b. 1931) seems to have gone quiet lately. Actor and dancer Jerry Trent was interviewed in 2018 so is still alive too. Don't know his age. That's all I could find.

Surviving actors featured That's Entertainment! (1974): Leslie Caron, 91 Claude Jarman Jr., 88 Ruta Lee, 87 Julie Newmar, 89 Margaret O'Brien, 85 Russ Tamblyn, 87 Liza Minnelli, 76, is the last living co-host (there were 11). Surviving actors featured That's Entertainment, Part II (1976): Leslie Caron, 91 Surviving actors featured That's Entertainment! III (1994): Janis Paige, 100

I would think so.

Charles Sherrod (wiki) dead at 85.

What company is that?

Claude Jarman, Jr. (b. 1934) now the last survivor from the iconic 1949 MGM 25th anniversary photo.

Several tweets reporting the death of American abstract expressionist artist Harold Garde (wiki), aged 99. Was still working as recently as July.

Updated for the death of Anita Kerr. Whole act deceased.

Sidney Poitier KBE Monica Vitti Gail Halvorsen Tom Parker June Brown OBE Tom Smith Jean-Louis Trintignant Frank Williams Larry Storch Dame Olivia Newton-John Mikhail Gorbachev Bill Turnbull Dame Angela Lansbury 13/50

Dead.

“92-year-old” you mean.

Hollywood Reporter obit for Michael Callan.

Nothing on FB.

They're posted on the 110 Club forum by gerontologists.

Part 8: 2011 Mick Karn (1958–2011; 52) Musician and songwriter (Japan); died from cancer Gary Mason (1962–2011; 48) Boxer, British heavyweight champion (1989–1991); died in a cycling accident Richard Butcher (1981–2011; 29) Footballer (Lincoln City, Notts County, Kettering Town); died from heart failure Mark Ryan (1959–2011; 51) Guitarist (Adam and the Ants); died from liver failure Ian Anderson (1953–2011; 57) Far right political activist, chairman of the National Front (1990–1995); died from brain cancer Gary Moore (1952–2011; 58) Blues and rock guitarist (Thin Lizzy); died from a heart attack Barbara Harmer (1953–2011; 57) First female Concorde pilot; died from cancer Tony Kellow (1952–2011; 58) Footballer (Exeter City, Blackpool, Falmouth Town); died from renal failure Dean Richards (1974–2011; 36) Footballer (Wolverhampton Wanderers, Bradford City, Tottenham Hotspur); died after a “long illness” Smiley Culture (1963–2011; 48) Reggae singer and DJ; committed suicide Edward Stobart (1954–2011; 56) Haulage company owner (Stobart Group); died from a heart attack Jane Gregory (1959–2011; 51) Olympic equestrian; died from a heart attack Sir Simon Milton (1961–2011; 49) Conservative politician, leader of Westminster Council (2000–2008); died from leukaemia Ronnie Coyle (1964–2011; 46) Footballer (Raith Rovers, East Fife, Ayr Utd); died from leukaemia Tim Hetherington (1970–2011; 40) Photojournalist; killed by shrapnel during the Libyan civil war Poly Styrene (1957–2011; 53) Singer-songwriter (X-Ray Spex); died from breast cancer Big George (1957–2011; 53) Musician and theme tune writer; died from a heart attack David Cairns (1966–2011; 44) Labour politician, MP (2001–2011); died from pancreatitis Suzanne Mizzi (1967–2011; 43) Glamour model; died from ovarian cancer Sean Hoare (1963–2011; 48) Entertainment journalist, exposed News of the World phone hacking scandal; died from “natural causes” Amy Winehouse (1983–2011; 27) Singer-songwriter; died from an alcohol overdose Mark Ovendale (1973–2011; 37) Footballer (Barry Town, Tiverton Town, AFC Bournemouth); died from cancer Andy Whitfield (1971–2011; 39) Actor (Spartacus: Blood and Sand); died from non-Hodgkin lymphoma Graham Dilley (1959–2011; 52) Cricketer (Kent, Worcestershire, England); died from oesophageal cancer Dan Wheldon (1978–2011; 33) Motor racing driver; died in a racing accident Gary Speed MBE (1969–2011; 42) Football player (Leeds Utd, Newcastle Utd, Wales) and manager (Sheffield Utd, Wales); unsolved but suspected suicide Sue Caroll (1953–2011; 58) Columnist (Daily Mirror); died from pancreatic cancer

They’re not the ppl I’m referring to.