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Celebrity Obituaries

Started by bmwracer · 21 Jan 2006 · 865 replies

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15 Jan 2009, 06:35 #421
I just saw the news that Ricardo Montalban passed away today at the age of 88.
15 Jan 2009, 06:42 #422
Patrick McGoohan, 80, as well.
15 Jan 2009, 09:35 #423
Wow. :sweat:

RIP, Mr. Montalban and Mr. McGoohan.
15 Jan 2009, 09:39 #424
bmwracer wrote:Wow. :sweat:

RIP, Mr. Montalban and Mr. McGoohan.


Do you remember the Prisoner?

Man, for real... I watched an episode of Lost last night (only the 2nd ep seen) and thought about The Prisoner and the Island. I wondered if Patrick was still alive and speculated he was about 30 when the showed aired. He'd be about 80. Still alive.

He died today.

We're gettin' old. At least in years.
At least we still feel like teenagers in body and spirit. :victory:
15 Jan 2009, 13:03 #425
dochira wrote:I just saw the news that Ricardo Montalban passed away today at the age of 88.


I hope his coffin will be lined with rich Corinthian leather...
15 Jan 2009, 15:11 #426
Hanzo21 wrote:

Do you remember the Prisoner?

Man, for real... I watched an episode of Lost last night (only the 2nd ep seen) and thought about The Prisoner and the Island. I wondered if Patrick was still alive and speculated he was about 30 when the showed aired. He'd be about 80. Still alive.

He died today.
"Be seeing you" I also remember him from Secret Agent :shamefulcry: [/list:u]
16 Jan 2009, 01:26 #427
dochira wrote:I just saw the news that Ricardo Montalban passed away today at the age of 88.


Khaaaaaan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
16 Jan 2009, 01:28 #428
Takoyama wrote:Khaaaaaan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yup, Khan and Mr. Roarke are his two iconic roles. :victory:
17 Jan 2009, 02:20 #429
RIP Ricardo. Loved to watch Fantasy Island after the Love Boat every Saturday long long time ago.
17 Jan 2009, 03:14 #430
JackClark wrote:RIP Ricardo. Loved to watch Fantasy Island after the Love Boat every Saturday long long time ago.

I remember those days... Can't believe I watched either of those shows. :ashamed:
17 Jan 2009, 06:58 #431
bmwracer wrote:
I remember those days... Can't believe I watched either of those shows. :ashamed:


LOL their were only 3 channels then we didn't have much choice :shakehead:
17 Jan 2009, 07:05 #432
JackClark wrote:LOL their were only 3 channels then we didn't have much choice :shakehead:

There's always the standard "watching paint dry." :beaten:
17 Jan 2009, 07:38 #433
bmwracer wrote:
I remember those days... Can't believe I watched either of those shows. :ashamed:


:hehe: Me too.

Ricardo had a pretty good run. He looked damn good in his 60's too....

Welcome........to Fantasy Island.... He had the super cool voice...

Makes me want to buy a Volare.... ;)
17 Jan 2009, 08:24 #434
JackClark wrote:

LOL their were only 3 channels then we didn't have much choice :shakehead:
Let's see, , , on Saturday night NBC had "CHiPs" good old John and Ponch, and CBS had, , , , what the hell DID CBS have??? :headscratch: [/list:u]
17 Jan 2009, 09:01 #435
gaijinmark wrote: Let's see, , , on Saturday night NBC had "CHiPs" good old John and Ponch, and CBS had, , , , what the hell DID CBS have??? :headscratch: [/list:u]


My guess is The Waltons :rofl:
17 Jan 2009, 12:02 #436
Eve wrote:Makes me want to buy a Volare.... ;)

LOL, I think you mean a Cordoba, Evie. :rofl:
17 Jan 2009, 13:17 #437
Eve wrote:

:hehe: Me too.

Ricardo had a pretty good run. He looked damn good in his 60's too....

Welcome........to Fantasy Island.... He had the super cool voice...

Makes me want to buy a Volare.... ;)


I keep thinking of the little guy... "The plane, boss, the plane!"
17 Jan 2009, 13:51 #438
Anime Dad wrote:

I keep thinking of the little guy... "The plane, boss, the plane!"


Hervé Villechaize... he's dead as well...suicide...
8 Feb 2009, 06:20 #439
Film, TV actor James Whitmore dies of lung cancer
By BOB THOMAS, Associated Press Writer Bob Thomas, Associated Press Writer Sat Feb 7, 5:21 am ET

LOS ANGELES – James Whitmore, the many-faceted character actor who delivered strong performances in movies, television and especially the theater with his popular one-man shows about Harry Truman, Will Rogers and Theodore Roosevelt, died Friday, his son said. He was 87.

The Emmy- and Tony-winning actor was diagnosed with lung cancer the week before Thanksgiving and died Friday afternoon at his Malibu home, Steve Whitmore said.

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I remember first seeing him in the movie Them! :thumbsup:

RIP, Mr. Whitmore.

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