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Who Should Be On The Deathlist 2014

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Carla Laemmle she's over 100, I think she'll be 105 next year, not sure, tho. Last surviving actress from both Lon Chaney Sr.'s Phantom of the Opera & Bela Lugosi's Dracula, I believe.

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Heard good (ie bad) things re Leslie Phillips a year ago but resisted including him in my team this year as it was Nov/DEC I heard it.

 

Don't know recently but worth investigation as the year draws in.

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George Cole.

I assume your watching the one show then?

 

Had a glimpse, yes...

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Cornelius Gurlitt, 80, the man with the pictures in his attic. He's in poor health, a bit of a weirdo and apparently needs the pictures around him to live.

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Bill Kerr

Gudrun Ure

Stuart Hall

Sidney Cooke

Casey Kasem

Clarissa Eden

Lionel Blue

Lionel Blair

Jean Alexander

Shaw Taylor

Stanley Baxter

Ken Dodd

Jimmy Carter

Diana Athill

 

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Oh, and Peregrine Worsthorne

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ADD

 

Leslie Philips (UK actor, bounder, cad, 'ding-dong','well heh-low' catchphrasist ) aged 89.

Patrick MacNee (that chap from The Avengers) aged 91.

Keith Richards (crack-filled, guitar-playing skeleton.. with hair) aged 69.

Jerry Lewis (U.S. 'comedian', NOT the piano player who shagged his cousin) aged 87.

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I am going to suggest Rodney Bewes and I also think Eddie Large might be an outside shot.

 

On the widow front what about Dolores Hope and Barbara Marx?

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I am going to suggest Rodney Bewes and I also think Eddie Large might be an outside shot.

 

On the widow front what about Dolores Hope and Barbara Marx?

 

Dolores Hope died 2 years ago, Barbara Marx could be worth keeping an eye on tho

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As John Graham has died I will put another name forward: Lauren Bacall

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New jacks: remember this isn't a "who gonna die in 2014" thread, it's a "who should be on the DeathList.net DeathList in 2014".

 

Figures have to be of note to a UK audience, preferably to the extent that they'll have a "tributes today have been paid to...." segment on the news. It's not the spot for DDP-style "a Big Brother contestant's niece has stage IV everything cancer" picks.

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Valerie Harper

Wilko Johnson

Sam Simon

Nelson Mandela

Billy Graham

Sir Run Run Shaw

Nancy Reagan

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Here's my longlist for 2014, with reasons for inclusion and birth years. I think some are much more likely than others but I'm keeping that info to myself.

 

Alexander Imich, b. 1903

Run Run Shaw, old, b. 1907

Sir Nicholas Winton, old, b. 1909

Carla Laemmle (actress), old, b. 1909

Luise Rainer, old, b. 1910

Lawrence Walsh, old, b. 1912

Maria Franziska von Trapp, old, b. 1914

Norman Lloyd (actor), old, b. 1914

David Rockefeller, old, b. 1915

Eli Wallach, old, b. 1915

Kirk Douglas, old, b. 1916

Zsa Zsa Gabor, falling apart, b. 1917

I. M. Pei, old, b. 1917

John Zacherle, old, b. 1918

Billy Graham, health problems, b. 1918

Nelson Mandela, lung infection, b. 1918

Al Molinaro, old, b. 1919

Jerry Maren, dwarfism, b. 1920

Fidel Castro, old villain, b. 1926

Robert Schuller (televangelist), cancer, b. 1926

Ariel Sharon, PVS, b. 1928

Michael Parkinson (Brit broadcaster), prostate cancer, b. 1935

Valerie Harper, brain cancer, b. 1939

"Superstar" Billy Graham, liver problems, b. 1943

John McVie (Fleetwood Mac member), cancer, b. 1945

Gallagher, heart attacks, b. 1946

Lee Evans (sprinter), brain tumor, b. 1947

Wilko Johnson, pancreatic cancer, b. 1947

Terry Pratchett, suicidal, b. 1948

Fred DeLuca (Subway founder), leukemia, b. 1948

Dennis "Fergie" Frederiksen (singer), cancer, b. 1951

Pete Way (bassist), prostate cancer, b. 1951

Sam Simon, cancer, b. 1955

Peter Robbins (voice of Charlie Brown), pancreatic cancer, b. 1956

Randy Travis, heart infection, b. 1959

Professor Splash, stunt diver, b. 1960

Vivian Campbell (Def Leppard guitarist), Hodgkin's, b. 1962

Stuart Scott, cancer, b. 1965

Paul Gascoigne (soccer player), addict, b. 1967

Tito Vilanova, Parotid gland cancer, b. 1968

Daisy Berkowitz (Marilyn Manson member), colon cancer, b. 1968

Bobby Brown, drugs, b. 1969

Joost van der Westhuizen (rugby player), neural disease, b. 1971

Rick Ross, seizures, b. 1976

Lil Wayne, seizures, b. 1982

Ryan Buell (Paranormal State actor), pancreatic cancer, b. 1982

Hornswoggle, dwarf/wrestler, b. 1986

Hayley Okines, progeria, b. 1997

Malala Yousafzai, assassination attempt, b. 1997

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Did we do this for this year? For the 2012, I suggested Sid Waddell ( :() and Frank Carson ( :(). (Neither made the Deathlist, but then, neither made my DDP either, proving I should listen to my own sage advice more often instead of looking for random 'unique picks'...)

 

Unless the search engine is failing me, no one has suggested Jimmy Hill for 2014 yet. He feels like the type of person they might go for, and is ill enough.

 

And given Priebke is dead, we need a new Evil Bastard on the list: Stuart Hall might fulfill that one.

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I am going to suggest Rodney Bewes and I also think Eddie Large might be an outside shot.

 

On the widow front what about Dolores Hope and Barbara Marx?

 

Dolores Hope died 2 years ago, Barbara Marx could be worth keeping an eye on tho

 

Thank you for that. I don't know where I had the info she was still alive from but you have saved me making a pillock of myself, because I had almost included her in the work game that I run.

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I am going to suggest Rodney Bewes and I also think Eddie Large might be an outside shot.

 

On the widow front what about Dolores Hope and Barbara Marx?

 

Dolores Hope died 2 years ago, Barbara Marx could be worth keeping an eye on tho

 

Thank you for that. I don't know where I had the info she was still alive from but you have saved me making a pillock of myself, because I had almost included her in the work game that I run.

 

The Dead or Alive? website perhaps? That site still lists her as among the living.

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My vote goes to ex Aston Villa Chairman Sir Doug Ellis. He will 90 years old on the 3rd of January and having had prostate cancer for ten years, he really has been quite ill of late. Plus with the nickname of Deadly Doug who could be a finer addition to the 2014 Deathlist?

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Although it pains me to say it I think Tony Benn should be under serious consideration for 2014.

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Based on the footage from Thatcher's funeral only Douglas Hurd would be worth a punt from that side of the political spectrum.

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What about Peter Carrington and Geoffrey Howe?

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