[url="http://www.timescolonist.com/entertainment/movie-guide/Remembering+Leslie+Nielsen/3901146/story.html"]Truly horrible news[/url]. RIP.
Leslie Nielson, Not Dead, Surely?
Leslie Nielson, Not Dead, Surely?
... because just about every other person has managed to get out one of this Shirley lines already on the topic.
[url="http://www.timescolonist.com/entertainment/movie-guide/Remembering+Leslie+Nielsen/3901146/story.html"]Truly horrible news[/url]. RIP.
[url="http://www.timescolonist.com/entertainment/movie-guide/Remembering+Leslie+Nielsen/3901146/story.html"]Truly horrible news[/url]. RIP.
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My favourite comedy actor, and the only non-family person whos death will sadden me.
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- I'm a locksmith.. and i'm a locksmith
My favourite comedy actor, and the only non-family person whos death will sadden me.
(but i'd ask a mod to correct a typo in thread name)
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As for me, there's plenty other artists that I'm missing (like Jeremi Przybora) and will miss (like Terry Pratchett) when they're gone.Stworca wrote: My favourite comedy actor, and the only non-family person whos death will sadden me.
Fortunately, we still have the films. They will be a little bittersweet now, but they are so absolutely brilliant...
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He was 84 when he died. I think you're allowed to die by then.endboss wrote:It seems like the best comedians always die before their time.
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I don't know what he was like as a person, but my thoughts go out ot the loved ones he left behind, even though as Tricky points out it was hardly 'before his time'.
As a comedian I found him just slightly funnier than a broken leg, a total bore; I certainly won't miss him from a viewer's point of view as I've avoided watching any film he's in for decades.
As a comedian I found him just slightly funnier than a broken leg, a total bore; I certainly won't miss him from a viewer's point of view as I've avoided watching any film he's in for decades.
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