RIP 2024
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@Kiwiwomble said in RIP 2024:
this for me is a near perfect scene and what i'll always think of for Bernard Hill....not a lengthy speech....but i would have followed him to near certain death
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Pretty damn good in everything I ever saw him in…..
I really liked him as the captain in Titanic, the likeness to the real life counterpart was amazing.
RIP
Wow, that’s gotta make you the oldest Ferner!It’s a shame I missed Kate Winslet whipping them out on the boat. Unfortunately I was in steerage with the other commoners
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@Kiwiwomble said in RIP 2024:
this for me is a near perfect scene and what i'll always think of for Bernard Hill....not a lengthy speech....but i would have followed him to near certain death
He did steal a bit of Eomer's thunder, with lines from Eomer after Eomer found Eowyn 'dead', but what a scene!
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Roger Corman. One of the great filmakers and mentor to even greater filmmakers
Roger Corman, master of cheap and cheesy film-making who promoted gifted new directors – obituary
He directed Wild Angels and Swamp Women, produced early films from Coppola, Scorsese and Jonathan Demme and hired actors like Jack Nicholson
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@MiketheSnow boo
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Irish-American? Did he change citizenship?
Edit: It appears not although he did have homes in the US.
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@Catogrande He lived in America in the 1970s and 1980s, Pittsburgh I think, while Heinz President and Chief Executive. He moved back to Ireland full time in the 1990s.
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Sharkey Ward, CO 801 Sqn during the Falklands, 3 kills (like my grandad) and an opinionated gobshite - but lead his men well and knew how to have fun.
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My Grandma loved him. Only thing I really know about the bloke was the Fred Dagg description of something unusual happening: "it stood out like a moment of fun at a Frank Ifield concert"...
Sharkey Ward - Wikipedia
