Sir Creep 7,019 Posted January 25, 2016 I think 2018 may be closer to the truth, but Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen--as his team goes to Super Bowl 50 and he dreams of banana pudding with Alzheimer's, is in year three of post diagnosis. Usually it's year 6-7 you need to look at; but they pulled him as CEO of the team two years ago. His wife (who looks deceased) says 'do it for Pat' so presumably he hasn't a lot of time. SC http://www.thedenverchannel.com/sports/broncos/broncos-owner-pat-bowlens-wife-tells-team-to-win-super-bowl-50-get-it-done-for-pat Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Shroud 19 Posted January 25, 2016 No, I didn't have Sheila Sim on any list, "Lord;" I just found it a rather obvious candidate the Committee overlooked (among several others). I do have some suggestions for 2017; Lou Ferrigno - all those steroids have played havoc with him at times over the years as he has acknowledged himself. Florence Henderson of The Brady Bunch maybe? She seems sharp mentally, but is showing her age pretty badly now. I believe I mentioned Joan Lunden somewhere else; she has been fighting cancer for a few years now, though, so a definite possibility there. David Soul, now 74; unsure of his health, but Father time is passing with him also, So, some suggestions"Lord" which I hope meet your satisfaction. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Shroud 19 Posted January 26, 2016 "50 for 2017" 1/Ed Ames/2/Kaye Ballard/3Orson Bean/4James Caan/5William Christopher/6Dabney Coleman/7Mike Connors/8Michael Constantine/9William Daniels/10Gloria DeHaven/11 Bruce Dern/12/Angie Dickenson/13Bradford Dillman/14/Keir Dullea/15/Rhonda Fleming/16/Jane Fonda/17 Lou Ferrigno/18Jane Fonda/19Elliott Gould/20Shecky Greene/21/Barbara Hale/22Florence Henderson/23 Hal Holbrook/24Conrad Janis/25Anne Jeffreys/26Sally Kellerman/27 Patricia Laffan/28 Gavin MacLeod/ 29 Lee Majors/30 Dorothy Malone/ 31 Barry Manilow/ 32 David McCallum/33 Yvette Mimieux/ 34 Terry Moore/35 Kim Novak/36 Hugh O'Brien/ 37 Nehemiah Persoff/ 38 Joyce Randolph/39 Doris Roberts/40 Jill St. John/41 George Segal/42 Tom Skeritt/43 David Soul/44 Connie Stevens/45 Patrick Stewart/46 Larry Storch/ 47Kathleen Turner/48 Frankie Valli/49 Burt Ward/50 George Wendt. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chopped Liver 53 Posted January 30, 2016 "50 for 2017" 1/Ed Ames/2/Kaye Ballard/3Orson Bean/4James Caan/5William Christopher/6Dabney Coleman/7Mike Connors/8Michael Constantine/9William Daniels/10Gloria DeHaven/11 Bruce Dern/12/Angie Dickenson/13Bradford Dillman/14/Keir Dullea/15/Rhonda Fleming/16/Jane Fonda/17 Lou Ferrigno/18Jane Fonda/19Elliott Gould/20Shecky Greene/21/Barbara Hale/22Florence Henderson/23 Hal Holbrook/24Conrad Janis/25Anne Jeffreys/26Sally Kellerman/27 Patricia Laffan/28 Gavin MacLeod/ 29 Lee Majors/30 Dorothy Malone/ 31 Barry Manilow/ 32 David McCallum/33 Yvette Mimieux/ 34 Terry Moore/35 Kim Novak/36 Hugh O'Brien/ 37 Nehemiah Persoff/ 38 Joyce Randolph/39 Doris Roberts/40 Jill St. John/41 George Segal/42 Tom Skeritt/43 David Soul/44 Connie Stevens/45 Patrick Stewart/46 Larry Storch/ 47Kathleen Turner/48 Frankie Valli/49 Burt Ward/50 George Wendt. Jane Fonda isn't looking sick enough to even consider her. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chopped Liver 53 Posted January 30, 2016 Have we all forgotten about I.M Pei? He's like 98 at the minute yet DL haven't included him and I haven't seen him mentioned on the forum in a long time. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ImNotHades 206 Posted January 31, 2016 I think Lupita Tovar is perfect for the list, if she's famous enough for it, and the way she's holding up i think she'll live long enough for 2017 list...considering she is 105 now..... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wildstorm 295 Posted February 1, 2016 Have we all forgotten about I.M Pei? He's like 98 at the minute yet DL haven't included him and I haven't seen him mentioned on the forum in a long time. I've included him on a few shadow lists over the years (including this year). The only recent news is that he was hospitalized after being assaulted by a care worker, but he's already recovered and will most likely live as long as Oscar Niemeyer (Architects tend to last a while). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Happy Reaper 219 Posted February 1, 2016 "50 for 2017" ...14/Keir Dullea... Does evolving into a Starchild count as dying? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chopped Liver 53 Posted February 1, 2016 Just reading an excellent book on Desert Island Discs, and found a list of people who lived for at least 50 years after going on the show who are still alive today. -Petula Clark, 83 -Sally Ann Howes, 85 -Vera Lynn, 98 -Peggy Cummins, 90 -Claire Bloom, 84 -Stirling Moss, 86 -David Attenborough, 89 -Tommy Steele, 79 -Harry Belafonte, 88 -Dame Beryl Gray, 88 -Elizabeth Seal, 82 -Chris Barber, 85 -Judy Grinham, 76 -Sylvia Sims, 82 -Shirley Bassey, 79 -Anne Heywood, 83 -Denis Norden, 93 -Cliff Richard, 75 -Brian Rix, 92 -Pat Suzuki, 85 -Marty Wilde, 76 -Babs and Teddie Beverley, 89 -Julian Bream, 82 -Joan Collins, 82 -Ann Haydon-Jones, 77 -Barbara Jefford, 85 -Leslie Phillips, 91 Mind you, Leslie Phillips has had a stroke and a seizure in the past two years. Interestingly enough, the recently departed Sheila Sim lived 62 years before this January. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ulitzer95 11,251 Posted February 1, 2016 Just reading an excellent book on Desert Island Discs, and found a list of people who lived for at least 50 years after going on the show who are still alive today. -Petula Clark, 83 -Sally Ann Howes, 85 -Vera Lynn, 98 -Peggy Cummins, 90 -Claire Bloom, 84 -Stirling Moss, 86 -David Attenborough, 89 -Tommy Steele, 79 -Harry Belafonte, 88 -Dame Beryl Gray, 88 -Elizabeth Seal, 82 -Chris Barber, 85 -Judy Grinham, 76 -Sylvia Sims, 82 -Shirley Bassey, 79 -Anne Heywood, 83 -Denis Norden, 93 -Cliff Richard, 75 -Brian Rix, 92 -Pat Suzuki, 85 -Marty Wilde, 76 -Babs and Teddie Beverley, 89 -Julian Bream, 82 -Joan Collins, 82 -Ann Haydon-Jones, 77 -Barbara Jefford, 85 -Leslie Phillips, 91 Mind you, Leslie Phillips has had a stroke and a seizure in the past two years. Interestingly enough, the recently departed Sheila Sim lived 62 years before this January. Here's a full list of 50s and 60s DID survivors: Desert Island Discs 1940s 1950s Petula Clark / b. 1932 Sally Ann Howes / b. 1930 Vera Lynn / b. 1917 Peggy Cummins / b. 1925 Tony Mottram / b. 1920 Edward Allcard / b. 1914 Claire Bloom / b. 1931 Stirling Moss / b. 1929 Leslie Caron / b. 1931 Shirley Abicair / b. 1930 Janette Scott / b. 1938 Tommy Steele / b. 1936 David Attenborough / b. 1926 Beryl Grey / b. 1927 Cleo Laine / b. 1927 Harry Belafonte / b. 1927 Elizabeth Seal / b. 1933 June Paul / b. 1934 Chris Barber / b. 1930 Judy Grinham / b. 1939 Sylvia Syms / b. 1934 1960 Marty Wilde / b. 1939 Anne Heywood / b. 1932 Shirley Bassey / b. 1937 Brian Rix / b. 1924 Pat Suzuki / b. 1930 Cliff Richard / b. 1940 Denis Norden / b. 1922 1961 Teddie Beverley / b. 1927 Babs Beverley / b. 1927 Barbara Jefford / b. 1930 Julian Bream / b. 1933 Ann Haydon / b. 1938 Joan Collins / b. 1933 1962 Leslie Phillips / b. 1924 Bruce Forsyth / b. 1928 1963 Juliette Greco / b. 1927 Bernard Cribbins / b. 1928 Millicent Martin / b. 1934 1964 Julie Andrews / b. 1935 Vanessa Redgrave / b. 1937 Robbie Brightwell / b. 1939 Honor Blackman / b. 1925 1965 Frank Ifield / b. 1937 Sheila Hancock / b. 1933 Hayley Mills / b. 1946 Robert F. Marx / b. 1933 Annie Ross / b. 1930 Rita Tushingham / b. 1942 Peter Hall / b. 1930 1966 Sara Leighton / b. 1937 Nina, Baroness van Pallandt / b. 1932 Virginia McKenna / b. 1931 Michael Craig / b. 1928 June Ritchie / b. 1938 Katharine Whitehorn / b. 1928 Arnold Wesker / b. 1932 Stephen Bishop / b. 1940 Chay Blyth / b. 1940 John Ridgway / b. 1938 1967 Gerald Harper / b. 1929 Barry Briggs / b. 1934 Rolf Harris / b. 1930 Fenella Fielding / b. 1927 Roy Hudd / b. 1936 Tom Courtenay / b. 1937 Alan Bennett / b. 1934 Andre Previn / b. 1929 Jacques Loussier / b. 1934 1968 Ann Mallalieu / b. 1945 Desmond Morris / b. 1928 John Williams / b. 1941 John Bird / b. 1936 Susan Hampshire / b. 1937 Marilyn Horne / b. 1934 Margaret Drabble / b. 1939 Trevor Nunn / b. 1940 Janet Baker / b. 1933 Eleanor Bron / b. 1938 Richard Lester / b. 1932 Richard Baker / b. 1925 Des Wilson / b. ca. 1941 Asa Briggs / b. 1921 1969 Heather Harper / b. 1930 Maggie Fitzgibbon / b. 1929 Zena Skinner / b. 1927 Mary Wilson / b. 1916 Nicolai Gedda / b. 1925 Virginia Wade / b. 1945 Antonia Fraser / b. 1932 Rachael Heyhoe / b. 1939 Des O’Connor / b. 1932 Donald Zec / b. 1919 Anthony Grey / b. 1938 Moira Anderson / b. 1938 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RadGuy 1,605 Posted February 1, 2016 Just reading an excellent book on Desert Island Discs, and found a list of people who lived for at least 50 years after going on the show who are still alive today. -Petula Clark, 83 -Sally Ann Howes, 85 -Vera Lynn, 98 -Peggy Cummins, 90 -Claire Bloom, 84 -Stirling Moss, 86 -David Attenborough, 89 -Tommy Steele, 79 -Harry Belafonte, 88 -Dame Beryl Gray, 88 -Elizabeth Seal, 82 -Chris Barber, 85 -Judy Grinham, 76 -Sylvia Sims, 82 -Shirley Bassey, 79 -Anne Heywood, 83 -Denis Norden, 93 -Cliff Richard, 75 -Brian Rix, 92 -Pat Suzuki, 85 -Marty Wilde, 76 -Babs and Teddie Beverley, 89 -Julian Bream, 82 -Joan Collins, 82 -Ann Haydon-Jones, 77 -Barbara Jefford, 85 -Leslie Phillips, 91 Mind you, Leslie Phillips has had a stroke and a seizure in the past two years. Interestingly enough, the recently departed Sheila Sim lived 62 years before this January. Phillips is already on the list. Speaking of which, didn't you make a post a few months ago suggesting Bhumibol Adulyadej? You really need to pay more attention to who's on the list. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ImNotHades 206 Posted February 2, 2016 found a good one Anton Coppola - 1917, still live and kicking...he's the uncle of Francis Ford Coppola and Talia Shire, great uncle of Nicholas Cage and others.....also an opera conductor and composer 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chopped Liver 53 Posted February 2, 2016 Just reading an excellent book on Desert Island Discs, and found a list of people who lived for at least 50 years after going on the show who are still alive today. -Petula Clark, 83 -Sally Ann Howes, 85 -Vera Lynn, 98 -Peggy Cummins, 90 -Claire Bloom, 84 -Stirling Moss, 86 -David Attenborough, 89 -Tommy Steele, 79 -Harry Belafonte, 88 -Dame Beryl Gray, 88 -Elizabeth Seal, 82 -Chris Barber, 85 -Judy Grinham, 76 -Sylvia Sims, 82 -Shirley Bassey, 79 -Anne Heywood, 83 -Denis Norden, 93 -Cliff Richard, 75 -Brian Rix, 92 -Pat Suzuki, 85 -Marty Wilde, 76 -Babs and Teddie Beverley, 89 -Julian Bream, 82 -Joan Collins, 82 -Ann Haydon-Jones, 77 -Barbara Jefford, 85 -Leslie Phillips, 91 Mind you, Leslie Phillips has had a stroke and a seizure in the past two years. Interestingly enough, the recently departed Sheila Sim lived 62 years before this January. Phillips is already on the list. Speaking of which, didn't you make a post a few months ago suggesting Bhumibol Adulyadej? You really need to pay more attention to who's on the list. This thread isn't for the people who make the DL to find more people, it never says you can't include people currently on the list. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Toast 14,946 Posted February 2, 2016 Just reading an excellent book on Desert Island Discs, and found a list of people who lived for at least 50 years after going on the show who are [edited for space] Phillips is already on the list. Speaking of which, didn't you make a post a few months ago suggesting Bhumibol Adulyadej? You really need to pay more attention to who's on the list. This thread isn't for the people who make the DL to find more people, it never says you can't include people currently on the list. It's for suggesting people who may not have been previously thought of. So people who have been on the DL are automatically excluded as we are all aware of them. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TheBigBB 34 Posted February 2, 2016 If Charlie Sheen continues seeing this doctor for treatment, stick him on the 2017 list: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3425607/I-ve-cured-countries-Doctor-injected-Charlie-Sheen-s-HIV-positive-blood-makes-astonishing-claims-goat-s-milk-treatment.html Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Magere Hein 1,397 Posted February 2, 2016 If Charlie Sheen continues seeing this doctor for treatment, stick him on the 2017 list: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3425607/I-ve-cured-countries-Doctor-injected-Charlie-Sheen-s-HIV-positive-blood-makes-astonishing-claims-goat-s-milk-treatment.html If he did indeed inject himself with Charlie Sheen's HIV positive blood, chalk up Charlie's charlatan as well. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Switch 139 Posted February 2, 2016 If Charlie Sheen continues seeing this doctor for treatment, stick him on the 2017 list: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3425607/I-ve-cured-countries-Doctor-injected-Charlie-Sheen-s-HIV-positive-blood-makes-astonishing-claims-goat-s-milk-treatment.html Is that Charlie Sheen interviewing Charlie Sheen? 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Scraggy Taters 289 Posted February 3, 2016 If Charlie Sheen continues seeing this doctor for treatment, stick him on the 2017 list: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3425607/I-ve-cured-countries-Doctor-injected-Charlie-Sheen-s-HIV-positive-blood-makes-astonishing-claims-goat-s-milk-treatment.html Is that Charlie Sheen interviewing Charlie Sheen? Either that or it's actor Tony Gardner who plays the Dad in the late 1990s CITV kids show 'My Parents Are Aliens'. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RIP Wee Jum 1,558 Posted February 3, 2016 If Charlie Sheen continues seeing this doctor for treatment, stick him on the 2017 list: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3425607/I-ve-cured-countries-Doctor-injected-Charlie-Sheen-s-HIV-positive-blood-makes-astonishing-claims-goat-s-milk-treatment.html Is that Charlie Sheen interviewing Charlie Sheen? Either that or it's actor Tony Gardner who plays the Dad in the late 1990s CITV kids show 'My Parents Are Aliens'. Its Mehmet Oz AKA Dr Oz on the left Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Spade_Cooley 9,050 Posted February 3, 2016 If Charlie Sheen continues seeing this doctor for treatment, stick him on the 2017 list: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3425607/I-ve-cured-countries-Doctor-injected-Charlie-Sheen-s-HIV-positive-blood-makes-astonishing-claims-goat-s-milk-treatment.html Is that Charlie Sheen interviewing Charlie Sheen? Either that or it's actor Tony Gardner who plays the Dad in the late 1990s CITV kids show 'My Parents Are Aliens'. That's who he looks like, it was pissing me off for ages trying to remember the face. He's the erstatz David Miliband Dan Miller in The Thick of It as well. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Mad Hatter 1,091 Posted February 3, 2016 Curtis w. Harris is still alive and in his 90s. He is best known for his civil rights protests and would definitely obit. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Shroud 19 Posted February 3, 2016 Jane Fonda had surgery for breast cancer several years ago, although she does look healthy presently. One cannot always go by looks, of course, if the cliche' will be pardoned. No, I don't think becoming a Starchild counts as dying btw Happy reaper. I would say it definitely goes in the other direction a great deal. Did anyone have Frank Finlay who passed a few days ago? He received some notice here for his roles in films like Lifeforce and the 1970's pair of "Musketeers" films as Porthos, among others. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cat O'Falk 3,290 Posted February 3, 2016 I'm amazed you don't refer to her as Hanoi Jane. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Paul Bearer 5,746 Posted February 3, 2016 Don't think he'll make it to 2017, but Italian actor Raphael Schumacher deteriorating after a hanging stunt goes wrong. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-35481616?ocid=socialflow_facebook&ns_mchannel=social&ns_campaign=bbcnews&ns_source=facebook Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
