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RIP Vera Lynn. Does anybody else in here feel like this is the end of an era?
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^ She lived to a good age! She undoubtedly played a very important key part in morale boosting amongst the armed forces and civilian population during WW2, here and abroad, and has already been and no doubt will continue to be name checked by opportunist and jingoistic politicians. On a personal note, the songs that have been played on the radio today make me think of my parent's (both passed) generation and my two uncles killed at Arnhem and so, yes, in a way it does feel like the end of an era.

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end of an era?  Of what .. the era of mankind?? 

Yeah I could dig that. I'm just waiting for that planet killing meteor.. I mean seriously with the way this year has gone. Would anyone be surprised?? 
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rest in peace Ian Holm (88)
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Originally posted by Icarium Icarium wrote:

rest in peace Ian Holm (88)

Great actor. Lord of the Rings, Alien, The Fifth Element, Time Bandits, The Madness of King George III, Chariots of Fire. He will be missed. 
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^Bummer. Another guy whose age I was unaware of. I guess he was no spring chicken when he was Ash and Mr. Kurtzman.

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Some hard knocks for the British. RIP Dame Vera and Ian.
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many sad deaths those that hit me close were all old age though spessialy James Lipton of 92 years of age

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Another sad loss. And he never looked a day over 50.
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James Liptons passing drowned out a bit by corona. I am planning a thread, but that is all i can say... the topic is about conversations as a medium and that Lipton had a huge influence on how format conversations become a thing to behold on television, the long dialogue.

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ahh man that sucks. .and no clue he was that old.. but suppose since I still thought women had cooties when he played Ash  I shouldn't have been surprised that he was pretty up there in years..

and is it just me or is The Fifth Element one of most underrated movies ever..  that has almost reached Shawshank epic levels of drop what you doing and watch it when you see it come on.. regardless of how many times you've seen it.
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Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:

Originally posted by Icarium Icarium wrote:

rest in peace Ian Holm (88)

Great actor. Lord of the Rings, Alien, The Fifth Element, Time Bandits, The Madness of King George III, Chariots of Fire. He will be missed. 

And Big Night where he plays a particularly mean guy.

Wonderful actor, RIP.
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RiP to Joel Schumcher (80 years), perhaps not the most well rememberd director, mostly becouse he managed to kill Batman and the superhero franchise on big screen. But he managed to create some watchable movies that were of importance

RiP

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Originally posted by Icarium Icarium wrote:

RiP to Joel Schumcher (80 years), perhaps not the most well rememberd director, mostly becouse he managed to kill Batman and the superhero franchise on big screen. But he managed to create some watchable movies that were of importance

RiP


The Lost Boys is my most watched movie.

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Originally posted by Shadowyzard Shadowyzard wrote:

Originally posted by Icarium Icarium wrote:

RiP to Joel Schumcher (80 years), perhaps not the most well rememberd director, mostly becouse he managed to kill Batman and the superhero franchise on big screen. But he managed to create some watchable movies that were of importance

RiP



The Lost Boys is my most watched movie.

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Flatliners is his another movie that I immensely enjoyed and watched many times. A really sad loss...
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RIP Kozmik Ken founder of Kozfest, MC and organiser, Grateful Dead Archivist, supporter of a great many Psych and out-there prog bands... The Fierce & the Dead put up a nice tribute to him.. Man, we'll miss you.. thanks for making Devon's most far out festival so.. well, Far Out!! Only 64.. too young.... Thanks for having the greatest party in my back garden dude!

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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:

Originally posted by Icarium Icarium wrote:

rest in peace Ian Holm (88)


Great actor. Lord of the Rings, Alien, The Fifth Element, Time Bandits, The Madness of King George III, Chariots of Fire. He will be missed. 

And Big Night where he plays a particularly mean guy.

Wonderful actor, RIP.




I hadn't even heard about his passing. I loved him in Brazil and many others. He starred in one of my very favourite Canadian films called The Sweet Hereafter, which was based on a true tragedy. It was directed by Atom Egoyan, who is a big name in Canadian directors. Wonderful film and a wonderful actor.
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the magnificent Joe Porcaro have passed on the iconic drummer and teacher of drums whos impact on percussion can not be talked enoigh of. But hes legacy is also passed over to hes sons. The Porcaros have given so much to music; greatfulness is eternal. Now Joe can see hes two late sons Jeff and Mike. thank you for everything


RiP Joe Porcaro

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Wow this has been a sad week for the passing of artists so far.

Ennio Morricone, Charlie Daniels and Joe Porcaro  R.I.P.

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