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I know I know.  The Committee has zero intentions of ever putting a star American athlete on the list, even if it is Bart Starr.  So I"m wasting my typing fingers.
However, Starr had the same stem cell treatments in Mexico that Gordie Howe had, the results of which lasted less than 2 years.  That threshold will be reached long before 2019 so this may be moot.  [Note: QB John Brodie also received these stem cell treatments, but is like 7 years younger than Howe/Starr and seemingly ok at this exact time].


But I noticed this little gem today: Ravens TE Ben Watson received the NFL's Bart Starr Award, and was notified of this fact by a phone call from none other than...... Bart Starr's WIFE!  
Why, pray tell, can't Bart make a simple phone call?   Hmmmmm inquiring minds want to know.  Guessing he hasn't long.
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3 minutes ago, Sir Creep said:

I know I know.  The Committee has zero intentions of ever putting a star American athlete on the list, even if it is Bart Starr.  So I"m wasting my typing fingers.
However, Starr had the same stem cell treatments in Mexico that Gordie Howe had, the results of which lasted less than 2 years.  That threshold will be reached long before 2019 so this may be moot.  [Note: QB John Brodie also received these stem cell treatments, but is like 7 years younger than Howe/Starr and seemingly ok at this exact time].


But I noticed this little gem today: Ravens TE Ben Watson received the NFL's Bart Starr Award, and was notified of this fact by a phone call from none other than...... Bart Starr's WIFE!  
Why, pray tell, can't Bart make a simple phone call?   Hmmmmm inquiring minds want to know.  Guessing he hasn't long.
SC

Well ok there's also THIS article from this week saying 'Bart Starr recommends blah blah blah'  by a letter he sent.
He didn't send shit.  Bart Starr Enterprises sent the letter, and again it is signed by his wife Cherry.  So this week we see he can't sign his name and can't make a phone call.
I'm telling you, Bart Starr won't see Sir Creep's birthday in June.
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13 minutes ago, Sir Creep said:

Well ok there's also THIS article from this week saying 'Bart Starr recommends blah blah blah'  by a letter he sent.
He didn't send shit.  Bart Starr Enterprises sent the letter, and again it is signed by his wife Cherry.  So this week we see he can't sign his name and can't make a phone call.
I'm telling you, Bart Starr won't see Sir Creep's birthday in June.
SC

 

He was on one of my lesser DDP teams (ie the theme team which wound up being a normal team because too many of the theme died!) last year. I agree he seems to be on the road out. Not on any of my teams this year - not even the AltObits - because I forgot about him.

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2 minutes ago, msc said:

 

He was on one of my lesser DDP teams (ie the theme team which wound up being a normal team because too many of the theme died!) last year. I agree he seems to be on the road out. Not on any of my teams this year - not even the AltObits - because I forgot about him.

I was fortunate enough to throw his name into play in my personal DP I run, along with fellow GBPacker Willie Wood.  Figured they might go on the same day lol wouldn't that be sumptin!
Bart was a salvage lot for me on DDP this year.  Oh well.
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Cherry Starr?

 

Guffaw......

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22 hours ago, ThePrematureBurial said:

Just a sketchy list of elderly film directors:

 

Michael Anderson 1920 (Around the world in 80 days)

Lewis Gilbert 1920 (Alfie & three James Bond films)

Franco Zeffirelli 1923

Stanley Donen 1924

Peter Brook 1925 (Theatre director)

Norman Jewison 1926 (In the heat of the night)

Mel Brooks 1926

Kenneth Anger 1927

Lina Wertmüller 1928

Agnes Varda 1928

James Ivory 1928

Mark Rydell 1928 (On Golden Pond)

Nicolas Roeg 1928

Richard Rush 1929 (The Stuntman)

Richard Donner 1930

Robert Evans 1930 (Producer)

Jean-Luc Godard 1930

Buck Henry 1930

Jan Troell 1931 (The emigrants)

Milos Forman 1932 (One flew over the cuckoo's nest)

Richard Lester 1932

Carlos Saura 1932

Jean-Paul Rappeneau 1932

Robert Benton 1932 (Kramer vs Kramer)

Konstantin Costa-Gavras 1933 (Z)

Bob Rafelson 1933 (Jack Nicholson films)

Roman Polanski 1933

Claude Zidi 1934

Woody Allen 1935

John Boorman 1936 (Deliverance)

William Friedkin 1935 (French Connection)

Hugh Hudson 1936 (Chariots of Fire)

Ridley Scott 1937

Christian de Chalonge 1937 (Malevil)

Claude Lelouch 1937 (A man & a woman)

Don Bluth 1937 (Anastasia)

Paul Verhoeven 1938 (Basic Instinct)

Istvan Szabo 1938 (Mephisto)

Ralph Bakshi 1939 (Fritz the cat)

Jiri Menzel 1938 (Closely watched Trains)

Richard Benjamin1938 (My favorite year)

Francis Ford Coppola 1939

Peter Bogdanovich 1939

Krzysztof Zanussi 1939

Bertrand Blier 1939

John Badham 1939 (Saturday night fever)

Fred Schepisi 1939 (Russia House)

Volker Schlöndorff 1939

Bernardo Bertolucci 1940 (Last Tango in Paris)

Tony Bill 1940

Bruce Beresford 1940 (Driving Miss Daisy)

Terry Gilliam 1940

James Brooks 1940 (Terms of Endearment)

Bertrand Tavernier 1941

Wolfgang Petersen 1941

Denys Arcand 1941 (Jesus of Montreal)

Stephen Frears 1941 (The Queen)

Barbet Schroeder 1941

Adrian Lyne 1941 (Fatal Attraction)

Martin Scorsese 1942

Barry Levinson 1942 (Rain Man)

Michael Haneke 1942 (Amour)

Margarete von Trotta 1942

Werner Herzog 1942 (Fitzcarraldo)

Andre Techine 1943 

Jean-Jacques Annaud 1943 (The Name of the Rose)

Mike Leigh 1943 (Secrets & Lies)

Terrence Malik 1943

Michael Mann 1943 (Heat)

George Lucas 1944

Alan Parker 1944 (Evita)

Taylor Hackford 1944 (An officer & a Gentleman)

Peter Weir 1944 (The Truman Show)

John Milius 1944

Wim Wenders 1945 (Wings of Desire)

Andrew Bergman 1945 (Striptease)

Shekhar Kapur 1945 (Elizabeth)

Nikita Mikhalkow 1945 (Urga)

Roland Joffe 1945 (The Mission)

Steven Spielberg 1946

Bill Forsyth 1946 (Local Hero)

Ivan Reitman 1946 (Ghostbusters)

Lasse Hallström 1946 (Cider House Rules)

David Lynch 1946 (Blue Velvet)

Oliver Stone 1946

Ken Loach 1946

Jean-Jacques Beneix 1946 (Diva)

Paul Auster 1947 (Writer)

Patrice Leconte 1947 (Monsieur Hire)

Rob Reiner 1947 (When Harry met Sally)

Uli Edel 1947 (Last Exit to Brooklyn)

Agnieszka Holland 1948 (Europa Europa)

Bille August 1948

Regis Wargnier 1948 (Indochine)

John Carpenter 1948 (Halloween)

Mike Figgis 1948

Jim Sheridan 1949 (My left Foot)

Malcolm Mowbray 1949

John Madden 1949 (Shakespeare in love)

Pedro Almodovar 1949

Neil Jordan 1950

Robert Zemeckis 1952

Roberto Benigni 1952

Scott Hicks 1953 (Shine)

Jane Campion 1954

Spike Lee 1957

 

why doe this cunting list attach itself?

 

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On 27/1/2018 at 16:46, ThePrematureBurial said:

Just a sketchy list of elderly film directors:

 

Franco Zeffirelli 1923

 

 

Though it is not available on the net, Zeffirelly gave today a lenghty interview to Italian journal La Nazione, with photos of him. He is apparently well and does not look frail at all. He said he has fear of death, but no particular health issues at the moment and is happy of the life he's living. No reference to recent sexual allegations.

 

I think the pneumonia thing last year was a bit exaggerated.

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Tim Healey looks fucking shocking, more so than normal.

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On 1/27/2018 at 10:46, ThePrematureBurial said:

Just a sketchy list of elderly film directors:

 

Mel Brooks 1926

 

Saw him on a talk show not long ago. He’s still doing pretty good it seems. He’s performing live in Vegas in April. I mean at his age anything can happen but not one I would really bank on.

 

http://www.wynnlasvegas.com/Entertainment/MelBrooks

 

 

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On 28 janvier 2018 at 19:24, drol said:

Though it is not available on the net, Zeffirelly gave today a lenghty interview to Italian journal La Nazione, with photos of him. He is apparently well and does not look frail at all. He said he has fear of death, but no particular health issues at the moment and is happy of the life he's living. No reference to recent sexual allegations.

 

I think the pneumonia thing last year was a bit exaggerated.

I put Zeffirelli on my list. Old, recent sexual allegations against him.

Woody Allen seems to be a good pick: old, sexual allegations against him.

also put Stan Lee.

 

I´ve read  the list of 2018 Academy Award nominees and award-nominated roles. I wonder if Tonya Harding's mother, born in 1940 is obitable. Her character in Oscar nominated movie is despicable as hell. She is estranged from her daughter for more than a decade. She does not look well. 

 

 

Put Prince Henrik of Denmark as he has dementia.

 

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On 27/1/2018 at 16:46, ThePrematureBurial said:

 

 

Michael Anderson 1920 (Around the world in 80 days)

 

 

Michael Anderson turns 98 today! :birthday:

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I am surprised no one mentioned this on the forum when it happened but in June of last year famous American actor Stacy Keach suffered a heart attack on opening night of a play he was starring in. This year he is 77 and has a history of heart problems.

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1 minute ago, Mad Hatter2 said:

I am surprised no one mentioned this on the forum when it happened but in June of last year famous American actor Stacy Keach suffered a heart attack on opening night of a play he was starring in. This year he is 77 and has a history of heart problems.

I was this very evening adding him to my long list.

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3 hours ago, Mad Hatter2 said:

I am surprised no one mentioned this on the forum when it happened but in June of last year famous American actor Stacy Keach suffered a heart attack on opening night of a play he was starring in. This year he is 77 and has a history of heart problems.

The discussion on Stacy Keach last year starts here:

Try harder.

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Ginger Baker 19 August 1939 (age 78) - still around but who knows why?

 

love this quote: God is punishing me for my past wickedness by keeping me alive and in as much pain as he can.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ginger_Baker

In February 2013 Baker said he has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease from years of heavy smoking, and chronic back pain from degenerative osteoarthritis.[29] In June 2016 it was reported he was recovering from open heart surgery, but had also suffered a bad fall which caused swollen legs and feet.[55]

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I stumbled across the original Ocean's 11 movie and noticed that one of the eleven, Henry Silva, is still alive.

 

Wikipedia has him at age 89, but a friend, who blogged about him, said he was 91 in 2017:

https://www.geralddipego.com/blog/2017/10/3/a-toast-to-all-these-men

 

Edit: DDP pick with age 89..hmm...

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On 1/27/2018 at 16:11, Sir Creep said:

I know I know.  The Committee has zero intentions of ever putting a star American athlete on the list, even if it is Bart Starr.  So I"m wasting my typing fingers.

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This is a local deathlist for local people we won't have any trouble here. :clivedunn:

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10 minutes ago, Gooseberry Crumble said:

https://news.sky.com/story/actor-robert-wagner-person-of-interest-over-wife-natalie-woods-death-police-say-11232146

 

Robert Wagner being made a person of interest in his wife Natalie Wood's death might make him an interesting one to watch in 2019.

I still think Christopher Walken knows more than he let's on.

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48 minutes ago, Gooseberry Crumble said:

https://news.sky.com/story/actor-robert-wagner-person-of-interest-over-wife-natalie-woods-death-police-say-11232146

 

Robert Wagner being made a person of interest in his wife Natalie Wood's death might make him an interesting one to watch in 2019.

They did not say what interest. It's deadpooling interest I think.

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