RIP 2025
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https://www.stuff.co.nz/culture/360844010/dame-patricia-routledge-dies-aged-96
"The Bucket residence, the lady of the house speaking"Probably the best reflection of life I’ve ever, and will, read.
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Spot on
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Roland Bertranne. Mr Dependable of French Rugby. Still holds the record of 46 consecutive appearances in a French jersey
Roland Bertranne, French rugby’s ‘furious little bull’ who won two Grand Slams
His France captain Jean-Pierre Rives described him as a back who played ‘with the mentality of a forward’, never giving any quarter
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Jilly Cooper who was made a dame for writing racey books
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"Ding Dong" sounds like a bit of a legend.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360847452/police-ten-7-host-graham-bell-dies
Have met a number of people who worked with him, apparently really tough, old school and no nonsense. He appeared to have a lot of fun when making that show, always came up with entertaining descriptions of offenders !
RIP.
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RIP "Ding Dong"
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360847452/police-ten-7-host-graham-bell-dies
Have met a number of people who worked with him, real tough, old school and no nonsense. Appeared to have a lot of fun when making that show.
tough week, losing both Nigel Latta and Graham Bell in the same week or so.
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RIP "Ding Dong"
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360847452/police-ten-7-host-graham-bell-dies
Have met a number of people who worked with him, real tough, old school and no nonsense. Appeared to have a lot of fun when making that show.
tough week, losing both Nigel Latta and Graham Bell in the same week or so.
Yeah have become more familiar with his work since his passing, very sad loss.
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Diane Keaton
Star of Annie Hall and The Godfather.
La-Di-Da!
She was great value in a couple of Woody Allen comedies in the 70s, Sleeper and Love and Death. Happy memories as a kid laughing that those flicks.
RIP.
Underrated as an actress I feel. She was very good in the Godfather films and her acting in the courtroom scene in Godfather 2 was brilliant and without saying a word.
