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Albert Facchiano, organised crime leader is swimming with the fishes aged 101. List of the lost I imagine for Nosoup4u!

SHUT UP. You're so fucking annoying!

Already had three: Lumet, Pugh and Saks

After dropping Jose Alencar and ruling out Liz Taylor at the last minute, I can only say... woop woop! EDIT: Now I'm waiting for an update to say Leslie pushed her down the stairs to get unique points

According to trends on Twitter, Dick King-Smith, author of "The Sheep-Pig" (adapted into the movie "Babe"), has died at 88.

The World Record Holder for the title of "oldest female marathon finisher" has died at the age of 99. Local obituary for Jenny Wood-Allen. Old bint lived around the corner from me, was silly enough to pick her for the DDP last year and not bother this year but maybe she won't get a main obit, time will tell.

But now the New York Times have it! Two teams had him in the DDP... UK obit possible but doubtful.

Roy Neuberger, 107 year old arts patron died today according to Wikipedia... No other citations available at the moment but watch this space!

For those that are interested, TCM have finished their annual "TCM Remembers" montage. As always, they did a pretty decent job (unlike the Oscars): TCM Remembers 2010

Make that totally dead.

UK Obit from The Scotsman

Joseph Stein, the playwright best known for writing Zorba and Fiddler on the Roof, has died aged 98..... Just been reported by Harvey Fierstein but a link should follow soon... surprisingly never picked in the DDP

I don't see flu, I see Downing Street arriving at their senses and deciding to avoid the prospect of an 85 year-old senile cow turning up and embarrassing the Conservatives... She'd probably go down the whole "Where's Denis" line, again...

Biggs

You truly are the sickest individual I have ever had the good fortune to meet Yes, despite her ridiculously right-wing views there is something rather horny about her, I must admit... How can you even say that, she's an absolute mink

Try "Hollywood Possibilities"

You can score Kevin McCarthy off of that list as he's just died aged 96!

Perry turned 100 the other day. Maybe this thread can be merged somewhere else, but I figured it might be the best place to mention it. By the way, that post was almost three years ago and, out of all of them, Eaton-Travis, Lane, Kent, Perry, Bartlam (at least according to IMDb), Allan (ditto), Rainer, Stuart, Laemmle, Page, and Ros are still alive. Claverling, Oldland, Baring, Boyd, and Grey were already dead at the time of the discussion too. I just happened to be thinking about this and it happens to be exactly one year since my last update (barring the leap year) so, out of all of them, Eaton-Travis, Kent, Bartlam (apparentely she was alive at least as recently as March 2007), Allan (same caveat as last time), Rainer, Stuart, Laemmle, Page, and Ross are still alive - we only lost Lane and Perry over the year, perhaps a good survival rate given their ages. One year later and there were even fewer casualties: in fact, only one: Anita Page. A bit late, but it doesn't matter - same story as above: only Eaton Travis died within the year, although I heard rumours that Bartlam is gone now as well. That leaves Kent, Bartlam (maybe), Allan (maybe again), Rainer, Stuart, Laemmle, Page, and Ros. Not bad considering they'll all be 100+ by the end of the year. Page died in 2008

Oh no... what will they jew now?

A unique pick for me on the DDP. Two hits so far. I'm going to come out top this year.... for sure

Yesss and Jozef Kowalski of Poland as an "era" veteran if you want to include him...

The last unverified British veteran, Douglas Terrey has died aged 107.

The source is wrong on two counts, according to everything else I can find he was 76. And he was not the last as Frank Mazzola and Jack Grinnage are still living, as are Chuck Hicks, Louise Lane and Jimmy Baird who all had minor roles in the film. Clearly the people at Variety haven't been doing their homework! 1) Given that he was only 2 days shy of his 76th Birthday, I think it can be excused. 2) I don't think that 'minor roles' really count as cast members. 3) You're clearly a wee arsehole. 1) Rounding up is still cheating. 2) No, if you read my post again I separated the last three out. Mazzola and Grinnage had credibility as prominent cast members, hence why they were at the Rebel reunion in 2000. 3) Why thank you, I do try

The source is wrong on two counts, according to everything else I can find he was 76. And he was not the last as Frank Mazzola and Jack Grinnage are still living, as are Chuck Hicks, Louise Lane and Jimmy Baird who all had minor roles in the film. Clearly the people at Variety haven't been doing their homework!

Perhaps I should keep my mouth shut from now on..... do you work for the Telegraph by any chance??