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59 minutes ago, Captain Hemlock said:

Bob McGrath could be included since he did appear in the Sesame Street film Follow That Bird


I did consider him, though given the large number of other names to choose from, I would be very surprised if he was included for appearing in a few Sesame Street films alone.

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TCM Remembers 2022

20 Jul 1930 – 19 Dec 2021 (91) Sally Ann Howes, actress
12 Sep 1936 – 23 Dec 2021 (85) Sharyn Moffett, actress
09 Mar 1963 – 25 Dec 2021 (58) Jean-Marc Vallée, director/editor/writer
16 Nov 1934 – 29 Dec 2021 (87) Alfonso Mejía, actor
12 Jul 1933 – 01 Jan 2022 (88) Max Julien, actor/writer
30 Jul 1939 – 06 Jan 2022 (82) Peter Bogdanovich, director/writer/film historian
02 Nov 1927 – 06 Jan 2022 (94) Sidney Poitier, actor/director
18 May 1934 – 09 Jan 2022 (87) Dwayne Hickman, actor/director
08 Oct 1946 – 13 Jan 2022 (75) Jean-Jacques Beineix, director
14 Mar 1945 – 14 Jan 2022 (76) Carol Speed, actress/singer/songwriter
08 Jan 1942 – 18 Jan 2022 (80) Yvette Mimieux, actress
12 Apr 1928 – 19 Jan 2022 (93) Hardy Krüger, actor
27 Sep 1947 – 20 Jan 2022 (74) Meat Loaf, actor/singer
10 Jul 1926 – 31 Jan 2022 (95) Carleton Carpenter, actor/singer/writer
03 Nov 1931 – 02 Feb 2022 (90) Monica Vitti, actress
08 Apr 1942 – 07 Feb 2022 (79) Douglas Trumbull, visual effects supervisor/director
27 Oct 1946 – 12 Feb 2022 (75) Ivan Reitman, director/producer
11 Aug 1942 – 25 Feb 2022 (79) Laurel Goodwin, actress
18 Sep 1944 – 27 Feb 2022 (77) Veronica Carlson, actress
11 Feb 1928 – 01 Mar 2022 (94) Conrad Janis, actor/musician
22 Oct 1937 – 02 Mar 2022 (84) Alan Ladd Jr., producer
24 Oct 1934 – 02 Mar 2022 (87) Tony Walton, costume/set designer
11 Jan 1934 – 04 Mar 2022 (88) Mitchell Ryan, actor
30 May 1923 – 09 Mar 2022 (98) Jimmy Lydon, actor
20 Mar 1950 – 13 Mar 2022 (71) William Hurt, actor
29 Apr 1934 – 14 Mar 2022 (87) Akira Takarada, actor
02 Aug 1919 – 05 Apr 2022 (102) Nehemiah Persoff, actor
28 Mar 1943 – 05 Apr 2022 (79) Jimmy Wang Yu, actor/martial artist
28 Feb 1955 – 12 Apr 2022 (67) Gilbert Gottfried, actor/comedian
03 Apr 1945 – 17 Apr 2022 (77) Catherine Spaak, actress/singer
18 May 1931 – 20 Apr 2022 (90) Robert Morse, actor
05 Oct 1934 – 27 Apr 2022 (87) Kenneth Tsang, actor
26 Oct 1926 – 05 May 2022 (95) Faye Marlowe, actress
30 Dec 1942 – 08 May 2022 (79) Fred Ward, actor
29 Mar 1943 – 17 May 2022 (79) Vangelis, composer
14 Jan 1936 – 18 May 2022 (86) Linda Lawson, actress/singer
18 Dec 1954 – 26 May 2022 (87) Ray Liotta, actor
02 Feb 1938 – 28 May 2022 (84) Bo Hopkins, actor
21 Mar 1939 – 28 May 2022 (83) Marino Masé, actor
01 Dec 1956 – 09 Jun 2022 (65) Julee Cruise, actress/singer/songwriter
10 Sep 1931 – 12 Jun 2022 (90) Philip Baker Hall, actor
15 Apr 1934 – 15 Jun 2022 (88) Maureen Arthur, actress
11 Dec 1930 – 17 Jun 2022 (91) Jean-Louis Trintignant, actor
15 Jul 1927 – 27 Jun 2022 (94) Joe Turkel, actor
21 Mar 1925 – 02 Jul 2022 (97) Peter Brook, director
22 Dec 1958 – 05 Jul 2022 (63) Lenny Von Dohlen, actor
26 Mar 1940 – 06 Jul 2022 (82) James Caan, actor
08 Jan 1923 – 08 Jul 2022 (99) Larry Storch, actor
19 Aug 1927 – 09 Jul 2022 (94) L. Q. Jones, actor
21 Feb 1933 – 23 Jul 2022 (89) Bob Rafelson, director/producer/writer
29 Jul 1941 – 24 Jul 2022 (80) David Warner, actor
13 Apr 1939 – 25 Jul 2022 (83) Paul Sorvino, actor 
03 Dec 1936 – 27 Jul 2022 (85) Mary Alice, actress
05 May 1927 – 30 Jul 2022 (95) Pat Carroll, actress/comedienne
28 Dec 1932 – 30 Jul 2022 (89) Nichelle Nichols, actress/singer/dancer
16 Nov 1928 – 05 Aug 2022 (93) Clu Gulager, actor
26 Sep 1948 – 08 Aug 2022 (73) Olivia Newton-John, actress/singer
25 May 1969 – 11 Aug 2022 (53) Anne Heche, actress
14 Mar 1941 – 12 Aug 2022 (81) Wolfgang Petersen, director/writer
07 May 1940 – 13 Aug 2022 (82) Wayne Grace, actor
25 Jun 1925 – 18 Aug 2022 (97) Virginia Patton, actress
26 Jul 1948 – 19 Aug 2022 (74) Leon Vitali, actor
08 Mar 1931 – 23 Aug 2022 (91) Gerald Potterton, director/animator
09 Dec 1931 – 24 Aug 2022 (90) William Reynolds, actor
17 Oct 1917 – 07 Sep 2022 (104) Marsha Hunt, actress
03 Dec 1930 – 13 Sep 2022 (91) Jean-Luc Godard, director/writer/critic
03 Sep 1929 – 14 Sep 2022 (93) Irene Papas, actress
23 Sep 1926 – 14 Sep 2022 (95) Henry Silva, actor
22 Jul 1934 – 23 Sep 2022 (88) Louise Fletcher, actress
16 Oct 1925 – 11 Oct 2022 (96) Angela Lansbury, actress/singer
30 Mar 1950 – 14 Oct 2022 (72) Robbie Coltrane, actor
21 Sep 1932 – 20 Nov 2022 (90) Mickey Kuhn, actor
18 Mar 1959 – 25 Nov 2022 (63) Irene Cara, actress/singer
16 Jun 1946 – 01 Dec 2022 (76) Julia Reichert, director
12 Jan 1951 – 05 Dec 2022 (71) Kirstie Alley, actress
31 Jan 1940 – 06 Dec 2022 (82) Bill Pence, curator
22 Mar 1937 – 11 Dec 2022 (85) Angelo Badalamenti, composer

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15 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said:


TCM Remembers 2022

I'll write a summary later.


They always do it so much better than the Oscars

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Loved it! No Bob Saget, but I guess that makes sense.

 

I also thought they should have shown a clip of Aladdin for Gilbert Gottfried.

 

But otherwise, I was satisfied with it.

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Not one of their best to be honest. I think they should have included Betty White. A few other snubs as well.

 

Edit: Only 77 names this year. There were 92 last time round. They could have definitely included some more names.

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1 hour ago, Ulitzer95 said:

I think they should have included Betty White.

I agree. I was initially thinking they didn't include her because she died in 2021, but then they included Jean-Marc Vallée so they didn't really have an excuse for not including her. 

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7 minutes ago, mollyafox said:

I agree. I was initially thinking they didn't include her because she died in 2021, but then they included Jean-Marc Vallée so they didn't really have an excuse for not including her. 


And also Sally Ann Howes.

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16 minutes ago, Lafaucheuse said:

Where are Gaspard Ulliel and Mylene Demongeot 

Who?

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27 minutes ago, MortalCaso said:

Who?

This man. 
he won 2 Cesars, one in 2004 for « A very long engagement » the other one in 2016 for « it’s only the end of the world ». He was one of the most talented french actor of his generation and people compared him a lot with Alain Delon before his death aged 37 in mid january in a ski incident during the Chamonix festival Which he was supposed to attend. He was Chanel egerie for more than 10 years and played in some of the most iconic french movie of the last 30 years : Yves Saint Laurent, Hannibal Lecter, The Sea Wall, Jacquou le Croquant… he was one of the most handsome and acclaimed contemporary actor in french. (There is a lot of full frontal nudes that you can find of him on internet from several movies he played in, you can thank me later) 

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Mylène demongeot was a popular actress Who died some weeks ago after a short battle with cancer which she battled years before. She was the Same generation as Bardot, Delon, Belmondo and quite as famous as them (maybe a little bit less I admit but still very well known in France). She played in the very popular movie Fantomas which is a Classic in France with Louis de Funès and Jean Marais. Nominated to 2 Cesar in the 00´s. Played in famous movies like Bonjour Tristesse from Sagan’s book alongside Déborah Kerr and Jean Seberg, Be Beautiful but Shut Up with Alain Delon and Belmondo (she had the first role there) and The Crucibles (1957) with both legends Simone Signoret and Yves Montand. She was A list in France, as was Gaspard Ulliel

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We really need a "phwoarrrr!" reaction.

(That was prompted by Gaspard, not Mylène, although she is lovely.)

 

He reminds me a bit of someone, I'll post in Lookie Likey.

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4 minutes ago, Toast said:

We really need a "phwoarrrr!" reaction.

(That was prompted by Gaspard, not Mylene, although she is lovely.)

He was handsome, I remember having a bit crush on him some years ago and I think I wasn’t the only one :wub:

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I get the impression this isn’t their final cut.

 

It’s only Dec 18th, and they haven’t posted the tribute on their Facebook page as they usually do. 

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

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22 minutes ago, tracy said:

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

Loved Pulp (1972). Very underrated film IMO. RIP.

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24 minutes ago, tracy said:

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

 

Another DDP hit after a few dry days.

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42 minutes ago, tracy said:

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

A late in the year hit for me in my Blueberry Crumble team- not a unique pick but still a 'hit'.

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22 minutes ago, Gooseberry Crumble said:

A late in the year hit for me in my Blueberry Crumble team- not a unique pick but still a 'hit'.

Strangely enough, not for me either. I suspect we both thought a certain unique as (as far as I know) this was Hodges' first year on the list. Cn anyone on the committee (or a past showrunner) confirm?

 

I do have the consolation of him being my joker.

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41 minutes ago, time said:

Strangely enough, not for me either. I suspect we both thought a certain unique as (as far as I know) this was Hodges' first year on the list. Cn anyone on the committee (or a past showrunner) confirm?

 

I do have the consolation of him being my joker.

I will need to rummage through my paperwork but I think I might have had him one year- although it could have been a different pool to DDP.  Maybe in 2020?

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On 18/12/2022 at 17:24, Ulitzer95 said:


07 May 1940 – 13 Aug 2022 (82) Wayne Grace, actor

31 Jan 1940 – ?? ?? 202? (8?) Bill Pence, curator


I've posted a full list of the 77 names featured in the TCM tribute above now.

Can anyone tell me who the bloody hell these two are, and why their deaths are more notable than Sally Kellerman, Betty White, Louie Anderson or Bob Saget? Are TCM now taking bribes from families to include people in their tributes or something?

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8 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said:


I've posted a full list of the 77 names featured in the TCM tribute above now.

Can anyone tell me who the bloody hell these two are, and why their deaths are more notable than Sally Kellerman, Betty White, Louie Anderson or Bob Saget? Are TCM now taking bribes from families to include people in their tributes or something?

Video removed by uploader it says.

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7 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said:


I've posted a full list of the 77 names featured in the TCM tribute above now.

Can anyone tell me who the bloody hell these two are, and why their deaths are more notable than Sally Kellerman, Betty White, Louie Anderson or Bob Saget? Are TCM now taking bribes from families to include people in their tributes or something?

Was watching Wayne Grace yesterday actually. He's the director in Mulhullond Drive! One of those US TV and film faces. He was also the sherrif in a famous episode of the X files. 

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1 hour ago, time said:

Strangely enough, not for me either. I suspect we both thought a certain unique as (as far as I know) this was Hodges' first year on the list. Cn anyone on the committee (or a past showrunner) confirm?

 

I do have the consolation of him being my joker.

 

He has 022 in his code, so yes, this was his first year in the DDP.

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19 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said:


I've posted a full list of the 77 names featured in the TCM tribute above now.

Can anyone tell me who the bloody hell these two are, and why their deaths are more notable than Sally Kellerman, Betty White, Louie Anderson or Bob Saget? Are TCM now taking bribes from families to include people in their tributes or something?

I think that clip of Wayne Grace is from Dances With Wolves.

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