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On 19/04/2009 at 01:18, BCAlum2000 said:

Hollywood big names still alive...

 

Gloria Stuart (1910 - )

Karl Malden (1912 - )

Michael Gough (1913 - )

Kevin McCarthy (1914 - )

Eli Wallach (1915 - )

Olivia de Havilland (1916 - )

Kirk Douglas (1916 - )

Ernest Borgnine (1917 - )

Zsa Zsa Gabor (1917 - )

George Gaynes (1917 - )

Herbert Lom (1917 - )

John Forsythe (1918 - )

Don Pardo (1918 - )

Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. (1918 - )

Dino de Laurentiis (1919 - )

Louis Jourdan (1919 - )

Gene Barry (1919 - )

it took 11 years but they are all finally dead !

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48 minutes ago, CoffinLodger said:

it took 11 years but they are all finally dead !


That user missed Persoff off the list though and he's still alive. Probably because the Internet used to think he was born in 1920 or slightly later until it was later revealed he was a 1919 birth.

Also Norman Lloyd and Marsha Hunt. The three of them are probably the last notable Hollywood actors born in that decade.

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21 minutes ago, TomTomTelekom said:

Acclaimed English writer and director Alan Parker whose best known films include Evita, Pink Floyd - The Wall, Mississippi Burning, Bugsy Malone, Fame, and Midnight Express, died at 76 years:

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/jul/31/alan-parker-director-of-midnight-express-and-bugsy-malone-dies-aged-76

Alan Parker - everybody loves that man, he's not going to live forever, wonder if he learned how to fly?

 

Utterly shocking - thought we had 10 more years with him at least. Thank you for Bugsy Malone and Fame.

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37 minutes ago, YoungWillz said:

Alan Parker - everybody loves that man, he's not going to live forever, wonder if he learned how to fly?

 

Utterly shocking - thought we had 10 more years with him at least. Thank you for Bugsy Malone and Fame.

 

I bloody loved Bugsy Malone when I was a kid. I probably still know most of the songs tbh.

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2 hours ago, TomTomTelekom said:

Acclaimed English writer and director Alan Parker whose best known films include Evita, Pink Floyd - The Wall, Mississippi Burning, Bugsy Malone, Fame, and Midnight Express, died at 76 years:

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/jul/31/alan-parker-director-of-midnight-express-and-bugsy-malone-dies-aged-76

Fame was absolutely fantastic. The creative mind behind it was incredibly gifted. 

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3 hours ago, msc said:

 

I bloody loved Bugsy Malone when I was a kid. I probably still know most of the songs tbh.

Me too, I definitely know all the songs, and I'd put it along with Annie at the top of that genre. As well as Jodie Foster and Bonnie Langford, Dexter Fletcher, who directed the Queen movie, was also in the cast.

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On 18/04/2009 at 19:18, BCAlum2000 said:

Hollywood big names still alive...

 

Gloria Stuart (1910 - )

Karl Malden (1912 - )

Michael Gough (1913 - )

Kevin McCarthy (1914 - )

Eli Wallach (1915 - )

Olivia de Havilland (1916 - )

Kirk Douglas (1916 - )

Ernest Borgnine (1917 - )

Zsa Zsa Gabor (1917 - )

George Gaynes (1917 - )

Herbert Lom (1917 - )

John Forsythe (1918 - )

Don Pardo (1918 - )

Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. (1918 - )

Dino de Laurentiis (1919 - )

Louis Jourdan (1919 - )

Gene Barry (1919 - )

New Hollywood big names now that all of these names listed above are now dead.


Norman Lloyd (1914 - 2021) :rip:

Betty White (1922 - 2021) :rip:

Norman Lear (1922 - )

Larry Storch (1923 - 2022 ) :rip:

Rhonda Fleming (1923 - 2020) :rip:

Bob Barker (1923 - )

Eva Marie Saint (1924 - )

Hal Holbrook (1925 - 2021):rip:

Angela Lansbury (1925 - 2022):rip:

Dick Van Dyke (1925 - )

Roger Corman (1926 - )

Cloris Leachman (1926 - 2021):rip:

Mel Brooks (1926 - )

Sidney Poitier (1927 - 2022) :rip:

Marion Ross (1928 - )

Jane Powell (1929 - 2021):rip:

Bob Newhart (1929 - )

Ed Asner (1929 - 2021):rip:

Christopher Plummer (1929 - 2021):rip:

 

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2 hours ago, John Robinson said:

New Hollywood big names now that all of these names listed above are now dead.


Norman Lloyd (1914 - )

Betty White (1922 - )

Norman Lear (1922 - )

Larry Storch (1923 - )

Rhonda Fleming (1923 - )

Bob Barker (1923 - )

Eva Marie Saint (1924 - )

Hal Holbrook (1925 - )

Angela Lansbury (1925 - )

Dick Van Dyke (1925 - )

Roger Corman (1926 - )

Cloris Leachman (1926 - )

Mel Brooks (1926 - )

Sidney Poitier (1927 - )

Marion Ross (1928 - )

Jane Powell (1929 - )

Bob Newhart (1929 - )

Ed Asner (1929 - )

Christopher Plummer (1929 - )

Thanks.That'll keep us going for another 11  years then ! 

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https://www.tmz.com/2020/08/01/wilford-brimley-dead-dies-actor-quaker-oats-diabetes/

 

 

 

American actor Wilford Brimley has died aged 85 in Utah according to breaking reports on TMZ  and fellow actors on social media. 

 

Starred amongst other things in cult films like The Thing and Cocoon,  a regular guest recurring role on The Waltons US  tv drama and the face of Quaker oats for  many years. 

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That damn disease known as diabeetus unfortunately caught to him. 

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Ash Christian, a Texas filmmaker known for gay-centric films, has died. He was 35. Christian had over two dozen credits as producer/executive producer, including several films in pre or post production. Christian was also a character actor whose credits included two appearances in the Good Wife and one in the Good Fight as David Howell, as well as a role in the Tommy Lee Jones film Man of the House.

 

https://dallasvoice.com/gay-texas-filmmaker-ash-christian-has-died/

 

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Actor Gary Cowling, known to moviegoers for his small roles in The Accidental Husband, The Namesake, and What's Your Sign?, died at 58 years:

https://celebratingthesoaps.com/classic-soap-operas/one-life-to-live-news-gary-cowling-passes-away-at-58/

He is perhaps most recognized for his theater work. His New York and regional theater credits include productions of Love! Valour! Compassion!, Burn This, and Take Me Out.

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On 18/05/2020 at 06:34, Joey Russ said:

Geno Silva, the man who killed Tony Montana in the classic film Scarface is dead at 72


Followed by Puerto Rican actor Caesar Cordova, dead at 84.

 

Played the lunch stand cook who works with Tony Montana near the beginning of the film.

 

Hollywood Reporter obit.

 

Also in Carlito’s Way, Kojack, The A-Team etc.

 

IMDb.

 

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Elia K. Schneider, an American-Venezuelan filmmaker who produced seven films over a 30+ year span and directed four others, winning multiple Hispanic film festival awards, has died. She was married to Uruguayan-Venezuelan filmmaker Joseph Novoa.

 

https://www.cinematropical.com/cinema-tropical/venezuelan-filmmaker-elia-schneider-has-died

 

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On 14/12/2014 at 08:43, Fergie86 said:

Saw a tribute show for Knots Landing's 35th Anniversary special and Kevin Dobson and Ted Shackleford especially look awful, surprised Ted Shackleford is 'only' 68 years old as he could easily pass as being 15 years older.

 

http://www.hallmarkchannel.com/home-and-family/videos/the-knots-landing-reunion-on-home-family

Kevin Dobson is apparently dead according to Twitter...

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7 minutes ago, Joey Russ said:

Kevin Dobson is apparently dead according to Twitter...

There's THIS.

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