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  • Victor MeldrewV Offline
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    @Catogrande said in RIP 2022:

    @Kid-Chocolate

    , could be genuinely scary. But after Godfellas, by christ he did some shite.

    Yep. He was awesome in Hannibal and came across as creepy and psychopathic as Lector himself. Identify was great as well. Most of his stuff post Goodfellas was a bit meh

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    I'd add Field of Dreams and Article 99.

    RIP.

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  • MN5M Offline
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    Great in Vice city as well

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    He had been sick recently and wasn't going to be on the current tour.

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    Man I hate it when I see new post on this thread

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    Depeche Mode’s Andy Fletcher is gone too. Younger than me.

    Wilson Chapman  /  May 26, 2022

    Andy Fletcher, Founding Member of Depeche Mode, Dies at 60

    Andy Fletcher, Founding Member of Depeche Mode, Dies at 60

    Andy Fletcher, one of the founding members of Depeche Mode has died. He was 60.

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  • MN5M Offline
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    @Bovidae said in RIP 2022:

    He had been sick recently and wasn't going to be on the current tour.

    Bugger.

    The Yes rhythm section did some great, complicated stuff very well indeed and now they’re both gone.

    RIP

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    @JC sh*T going to listen to some this morning, enjoy the silence Andy

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    @MN5 said in RIP 2022:

    The Yes rhythm section did some great, complicated stuff very well indeed and now they’re both gone.

    I'm happy I got to see Yes twice when they toured in the 2010s, when Chris Squire was still the band leader. In the latter concert they played all of Fragile and Close to the Edge.

    Now, they're Yes in name only with only Steve Howe left from the classic lineup.

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    @Catogrande said in RIP 2022:

    @Kid-Chocolate

    Seems a great waste to me. He was the next big thing, had a decent range and as you say, could be genuinely scary. But after Godfellas, by christ he did some shite. Looked a physical wreck far too early and now gone quite young.

    100%. They were calling him a Hollywood legend on TV this morning. That's really not true. He could and should have been, but I'll bet most people have never even heard of him. They were showing footage of Field of Dreams and but he wasn't even in that film much. I think I recall reading years ago that he only did one film a year. I guess that limited his output, particularly if that one film was crap. Shame.

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    @Rancid-Schnitzel said in RIP 2022:

    @Catogrande said in RIP 2022:

    @Kid-Chocolate

    Seems a great waste to me. He was the next big thing, had a decent range and as you say, could be genuinely scary. But after Godfellas, by christ he did some shite. Looked a physical wreck far too early and now gone quite young.

    100%. They were calling him a Hollywood legend on TV this morning. That's really not true. He could and should have been, but I'll bet most people have never even heard of him. They were showing footage of Field of Dreams and but he wasn't even in that film much. I think I recall reading years ago that he only did one film a year. I guess that limited his output, particularly if that one film was crap. Shame.

    Dunno about that, he was pretty damn famous.

    But certainly not a “legend” which tends to get thrown about when anyone passes.

    I did love his performance in Hannibal at the end.

    If Jared Leto or Daniel Day Lewis had played that part they would have insisted on having the top of their heads cut off for real though cos they’re “method”

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  • MN5M Offline
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    @Bovidae said in RIP 2022:

    @MN5 said in RIP 2022:

    The Yes rhythm section did some great, complicated stuff very well indeed and now they’re both gone.

    I'm happy I got to see Yes twice when they toured in the 2010s, when Chris Squire was still the band leader. In the latter concert they played all of Fragile and Close to the Edge.

    Now, they're Yes in name only with only Steve Howe left from the classic lineup.

    Most people don’t know Yes at all apart from “Owner of a broken heart” ( which I admit is a banger )

    They’re no where near as well known as they should be compared to the Supergroups of that era. Genesis and Pink Floyd are kinda comparable but obviously far more famous.

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    Goodfellas is such a lauded movie, and he's THE guy in it, that he's gonna get talked up off the back of that alone.

    I thought Narc was really good, and so was Unlawful Entry (pretty sure Madeline Stowe gets the girls out?)

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  • Rancid SchnitzelR Offline
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    @MN5 said in RIP 2022:

    @Rancid-Schnitzel said in RIP 2022:

    @Catogrande said in RIP 2022:

    @Kid-Chocolate

    Seems a great waste to me. He was the next big thing, had a decent range and as you say, could be genuinely scary. But after Godfellas, by christ he did some shite. Looked a physical wreck far too early and now gone quite young.

    100%. They were calling him a Hollywood legend on TV this morning. That's really not true. He could and should have been, but I'll bet most people have never even heard of him. They were showing footage of Field of Dreams and but he wasn't even in that film much. I think I recall reading years ago that he only did one film a year. I guess that limited his output, particularly if that one film was crap. Shame.

    Dunno about that, he was pretty damn famous.

    But certainly not a “legend” which tends to get thrown about when anyone passes.

    I did love his performance in Hannibal at the end.

    If Jared Leto or Daniel Day Lewis had played that part they would have insisted on having the top of their heads cut off for real though cos they’re “method”

    If people see pic of him then he'll probably be recognisable. I'm just not sure they know his name. There are a few actors like that. John C Reilly and Liev Schrieber are maybe good examples.

    I don't even think RL was nominated for an Oscar for Goodfellas, which is ridiculous.

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    #224

    Escape from Absolom was a classic. Loved that move. I haven't seen it since 1999 but surely it has stood the test of time.

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  • MiketheSnowM Offline
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    Something Wild
    Field of Dreams
    Goodfellas
    No Escape
    Unlawful Entry
    Cop Land
    Hannibal
    Narc
    Identity
    Control
    Revolver
    Smokin Aces
    Powder Blue
    Killing Them Softly

    Great preformances in some really good to great films

    Not a bad legacy

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  • TimT Away
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    Red Conway, AB flanker of the 60s, famous for amputating a finger so he could make a tour of South Africa. That's commitment.

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/all-blacks/128778334/former-all-black-richard-red-conway-dies-at-87

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    #228

    @Nepia

    It feels a bit odd to “like” a sad post about someone dying, but that’s some story.

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    @Tim said in RIP 2022:

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