RIPs

[Link Prime]

I was sorry to hear about the death of the fine actress Billie Whitehall over the holiday period

Must be Billie Whitelaw, Zippo?

Funnily enough she starred in two of my recent DVD viewings- the insanely evil Mrs. Baylock in 'The Omen', and a great turn as the wife / mother of some Lycantropy sufferers in 'Supernatural'.
Fine actress indeed.

[Heath C Ackley]

Forgive me, too much alcohol has flowed beneath my bridge recently! She was a great actress, particularly her work with Beckett.

[Link Prime]

too much alcohol has flowed beneath my bridge recently!

Likely the reason both of us will end up on this thread someday Zippo. 

[Dunk!]

For me she'll always be the voice of Aughra the best character in The Dark Crystal.

A minor mark on her CV but still great.

Dunk!

[Albion]

Farewell Bernard Jordan. The WW2 veteran who left his care home unannounced last year to go to France for the D-Day anniversary.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-30699446

[Albion]

His wife has also passed away, just a few days later.

http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/11708483.Wife_of__runaway__D_Day_veteran_Bernard_Jordan_dies_one_week_after_her_husband___tributes_paid/?ref=mr

[Dunk!]

Rod Taylor.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-30738498

Time Machine is one of my fav Sci-fi films of that era.

84, a good innings. RIP Rod.

Dunk!

[Goaty]

Aw RIP Rod, he was very handsome, great in the Time Machine.

[Jim_Campbell]

Lance Percival although, to be brutally honest, I thought he'd shuffled off years ago!

Cheers

Jim

[Spikes]

Aye RIP Mr Taylor. Yep, the Time machine is a real firm fave.
(Didn't Rod have a cameo in Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds, playing Churchill?)


And RIP to Lance Percival as well.
A friend of mine a few years ago, thought he saw him whilst on holiday in Spain. I said did you say owt to him, or get his autograph (He's a massive Carry on.. fan), and my mate said  No, I was sure it was him, but I also thought he'd died yonks ago...!

[Grugz]

Harry Hill's tv career judging by tonght

[A.Cow]

Harry Hill's tv career judging by tonight

Quite the opposite, I believe.  Despite the extremely stagy & cheesy production (which'll get ironed out, I'm sure), it's fun family entertainment -- something the badly BBC struggles to emulate -- and he's now firmly established as one of the triumvirate of tentpoles keeping ITV in business, alongside Simon Cowell and Ant & Dec.

[Ghost MacRoth]

and he's now firmly established as one of the triumvirate of tentpoles keeping ITV in business, alongside Simon Cowell and Ant & Dec.

Just when you thought tents couldn't get any less attractive...

[Grugz]

Harry Hill's tv career judging by tonight

Quite the opposite, I believe.  Despite the extremely stagy & cheesy production (which'll get ironed out, I'm sure), it's fun family entertainment -- something the badly BBC struggles to emulate -- and he's now firmly established as one of the triumvirate of tentpoles keeping ITV in business, alongside Simon Cowell and Ant & Dec.

perhaps,but first impressions an all that

[ZenArcade]

Can't believe Squaxx are watching TV on a Saturday night when they should be monastically scrutinizing back progs or out evangelically recruiting new readers to the word of Tharg....like, what the hell boys and girls! Z