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defranco wrote:he was a Police Chief, not an SS leader...

Boy is that a setup.

James Aubrey, Ralph in 1963's Lord of the Flies.

Rufus T. Firefly wrote:Dede Allen

Sad to hear that one. She's as good as any American editor that I can think of, and was a very pleasant person too. She came to Denver a few years ago and did several nights of intros and discussions of three or four of her films. Already in her 80s, she was sharp, energetic, and a pleasure to listen to.

Often over the top but never anything less than interesting.

Really sorry to read that.

RIP Lynn Redgrave. She was fantastic in Gods and Monsters.

Jean-Luc Garbo wrote:Lynn Redgrave

So sad. The Redgraves sure have had some misfortunes over the last year and a half. Lynn was a great talent and seemed to grow lovelier with each passing year.

Feego wrote:

Jean-Luc Garbo wrote:Lynn Redgrave

So sad. The Redgraves sure have had some misfortunes over the last year and a half. Lynn was a great talent and seemed to grow lovelier with each passing year.

I saw her on stage about twenty years ago, in a production of Three Sisters, starring two Redgrave sisters and their niece - Vanessa, Lynn and Jemma. And Phoebe Nicholls as well. That was quite something.

Nothing to do with movies, but long-time radio voice for the Detroit Tigers, Ernie Harwell, is gone.

Tribe wrote:Nothing to do with movies, but long-time radio voice for the Detroit Tigers, Ernie Harwell, is gone.

Nothing to do with movies, you say? [-X

Peter O'Donnell, creator of the Modesty Blaise strip (forgive the pun) has died.

William Lubtchansky. Devastating news.

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

Terrible news. He was one of the greatest (and will remain so).