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I just told Donald Sutherland that Jimmy Carter outlived him.

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He is...um....not taking it very well

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Look who's dead...

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Shagged Julie Christie on camera before getting stabbed by a dwarf. Mucho respecto. RIP.

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11 minutes ago, wannamaker said:

 

Wasn't in known ill health and not that old compared to the other DL picks, not a miss.

Well considering their strategy this year is picking random old celebs for (mostly) no reason other than age, I’d consider it a miss

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16 minutes ago, wannamaker said:

 

Wasn't in known ill health and not that old compared to the other DL picks, not a miss.

BBC says he died from a long, but unstated, illness.

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Good in the movie Buffy the Vampire Slayer. :D

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I really enjoyed watching Donald Sutherland play the role of Adam Czerniakow in the 2001 TV movie Uprising (set in the Warsaw Ghetto during WW2). RIP Donald, you were a truly great actor. 

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One of the movies that he might be under rated but I liked him in is Backdraft.. He played the character very well

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Now only two of The Dirty Dozen still living

 

Stuart Cooper (b. 1942)

Colin Maitland (b. 1942)

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8 hours ago, oldhollywood said:

Well considering their strategy this year is picking random old celebs for (mostly) no reason other than age, I’d consider it a miss

 

Don't get this criticism. Last year's list was even older on average and nearly tied the hit record. This one has plenty of younger "risks" like Bugner, Brokaw, Stone, Walters, etc. who have just failed to die so far. If they had filled it up with more random old people they'd probably have lucked into 4-5 hits by now.

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The quote below by Donald Sutherland is from this BBC article.

 

At the time, he said he had no plans to retire from acting.

"It's a passionate endeavour. Retirement for actors is spelt 'DEATH'." he said.

 

 

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18 hours ago, tracy said:

 

Don't get this criticism. Last year's list was even older on average and nearly tied the hit record. This one has plenty of younger "risks" like Bugner, Brokaw, Stone, Walters, etc. who have just failed to die so far. If they had filled it up with more random old people they'd probably have lucked into 4-5 hits by now.

It's a really boring strategy with half the picks having very little discussion material. In a lot of those cases it's just someone posts the intro in their thread and then a couple of years later out of the blue they die. Honestly, it's more interesting when they have a history or visibly in decline.

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I always associate him with the Eagle has Landed, one of the most memorable films I watched as a kid.

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On 20/06/2024 at 13:04, livingbygrace said:

One of the movies that he might be under rated but I liked him in is Backdraft.. He played the character very well

From around the same time, I thought his role as the shadowy, mysterious "X" character in JFK was one of the best parts of that film.  

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31 minutes ago, MrWonderful said:

From around the same time, I thought his role as the shadowy, mysterious "X" character in JFK was one of the best parts of that film.  

Oh yes I remember that movie and I agree with you

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