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07-27-2020 , 07:50 PM

#3501

Phat Mack

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Originally Posted by Zeno

Ed Kranepool is still alive and kicking up dust...............

Ed_Kranepool

Ed Kranepool will live forever, if not on this earth then in our hearts. Tommy Agee is still there.

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07-27-2020 , 11:08 PM

#3502

Bighurt52235

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I was unaware of such a person. Go Ed!

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07-29-2020 , 06:31 PM

#3503

Gioco

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Malik B. founding member of The Roots, dead at age 47, on Wednesday, July 29, 2020.

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07-29-2020 , 07:36 PM

#3504

golddog

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Lou Henson, basketball coach. Took both Illinois and New Mexico State to NCAA Final Fours. Also known for the "Lou-do", widely suspected to be a toupee.

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07-30-2020 , 02:24 AM

#3505

chillrob

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Originally Posted by Gioco

Malik B. founding member of The Roots, dead at age 47, on Wednesday, July 29, 2020.

That's about 104 in non-rapper years.

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07-30-2020 , 10:56 AM

#3506

DC2LV

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And another Covid denier bites the dust.

Herman Cain, former Presidential candidate and close associate of DJT, has died of the coronovirus. He was diagnosed on July 1st, shortly after attending Trump's Oklahoma rally (within the incubation period of 10 days), where he of course did not wear a mask and did not practice any social distancing.

RIP

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07-30-2020 , 05:09 PM

#3507

Dominic

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so unnecessary

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07-31-2020 , 03:43 AM

#3508

diebitter

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I always liked Herman Cain, he seemed a decent and solid human being.

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07-31-2020 , 04:16 PM

#3509

Dominic

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Alan Parker, legendary British director, 76

love his films....so different from one another...

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07-31-2020 , 06:35 PM

#3510

Phat Mack

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Originally Posted by diebitter

I always liked Herman Cain, he seemed a decent and solid human being.

I'm surprised he's known in GB. Is that through his presidential run?

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07-31-2020 , 06:59 PM

#3511

lastcardcharlie

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I've heard of The Caine Mutiny, by Herman Wouk.

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07-31-2020 , 07:45 PM

#3512

diebitter

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Originally Posted by Phat Mack

I'm surprised he's known in GB. Is that through his presidential run?

For me, yes, but I followed his work a little after

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08-01-2020 , 05:17 AM

#3513

AllInNTheDark

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Originally Posted by Dominic

Alan Parker, legendary British director, 76

love his films....so different from one another...

RIP to a great director

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08-02-2020 , 12:31 AM

#3514

parisron

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"I know you'll do your best to protect the firm".

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08-02-2020 , 08:16 AM

#3515

DC2LV

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Whenever I think of Wilford Brimley, the first thing that comes to my mind is this scene from one of my favorite movies, Absence of Malice.

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08-02-2020 , 01:23 PM

#3516

Bighurt52235

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Somehow I don't think I've ever seen him in a movie.

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08-02-2020 , 01:48 PM

#3517

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Somehow I don't think I've ever seen him in a movie.

As a baseball fan you never saw the Natural? He was always great in everything but also always seemed to be an old man even before he really was.

RIP

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08-02-2020 , 01:50 PM

#3518

Bighurt52235

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Originally Posted by mrbaseball

As a baseball fan you never saw the Natural? He was always great in everything but also always seemed to be an old man even before he really was.

RIP

Yes, somehow I've never gotten around to The Natural. Read the book though.

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08-02-2020 , 02:15 PM

#3519

Dominic

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Wilford Brimley was 50 years old when he played an old man in Cocoon. For contrast, Keanu Reeves is 55.

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08-02-2020 , 02:56 PM

#3520

Dominic

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There's a scene in Shoot the Moon, where Diane Keaton is in the tub, broken-hearted over the dissolution of her marriage, sings "If I Fell" that absolutely slays me. Alan Parker always amazed me, because every one of his films is so, so different from one another. He was a modern John Huston.

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08-02-2020 , 09:06 PM

#3521

Phat Mack

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When Parker died, I had to look him up to see who he was. It turned out I had seen quite a few of his movies, but it had never occured to me that they were directed by the same person.

He was really top notch, but reading the list of his films was like finding out that Wes Anderson had directed Sid and Nancy. He did what? The Wall, The Commitments and Angel Heart.

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08-02-2020 , 09:38 PM

#3522

REDeYeS00

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Originally Posted by Phat Mack

He was really top notch, but reading the list of his films was like finding out that Wes Anderson had directed Sid and Nancy. He did what? The Wall, The Commitments and Angel Heart.

his entire filmography reads like someone intentionally trying to do something different than everything else he's done before.
got to give the man credit for that...never satisfied with the previous and always exploring.

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08-02-2020 , 11:31 PM

#3523

Zeno

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Wilford Brimley, otherwise known as Mr. Mumbles, should have died 80 years ago. As he is roasting in Hell now, perhaps Satan can give him Pointers on enunciation and how to clearly pronounce words like, Go and Shoe and Moreover. I hope Mr. Mumbles tongue is burning red hot right now. The Blubbering Slob.

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08-02-2020 , 11:55 PM

#3524

xander biscuits

watching a movie

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Originally Posted by Phat Mack

I have the same reaction whenever I glance at Ang Lee's filmography.

Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
Life of Pi
Taking Woodstock
Brokeback Mountain
Hulk
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
The Ice Storm
Sense and Sensibility