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Brief one talking about their mother, starts at 16:50.
https://pagesix.com/2021/06/17/tanya-roberts-left-entire-estate-to-lance-obrien-will-reveals/
Starting with TMWTGG, and then all the 80’s Bonds, Juroe worked on publicity and marketing.
His contributions to the behind the scenes documentaries are numerous.
RIP
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-58970326
Also Leslie wrote the lyrics for what is one of my favourite musicals, and probably movies in general, namely "Victor/Victoria" (1982).
Most remembered as penning the musical score to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971) I would imagine... very talented man.
I saw that movie on TV in the late nineties. It was aired at 3 PM on a Saturday, so the dirtier stuff was cut out. I know I could seek out the full version, but I'm happy and contented with the one I taped. I suspect those cuts improved the film-- it's one of my favorite stupid comedies. I don't even know if the plot makes complete sense, and the probability of two friends meeting their doubles, who also happen to be friends, is ridiculous... but it sure is fun.
Tom Waldek made great use of the latter version in this tribute to James Bond:
Oh yes, I'd forgotten that! Bizarre.
It was sad because Michael Caine said in an interview only a few days ago that one of his friends was on the way out and we'd read about it in the papers by the weekend- I guess it must've been Mr Bricusse.
Wow, I didn't know that.
https://www.irishecho.com/2021/11/death-of-irish-actor-gavan-o-herlhy
https://movieweb.com/gavan-oherlihy-dead/
I think the first time I saw him was in Happy Days, but the role that really left an impression was in Centennial. Also good in Superman III, Twin Peaks , Rich Man,Poor Man and others.
I remember him mostly as Brad, R.I.P.
RIP. I always liked his role in NSNA.
Until Bronson bazookas him through the wall, same as Chuck Norris did to Richard Lynch in INVASION USA that same year.
Yes, he was the last of those older Bond continuation authors and the only one who really knew Fleming well.
Randon Note: I saw NSNA at the drive-in (there's a story behind that, as my mom's boyfriend at the time technically kidnapped me and took me to the movies without anyone knowing. Police were at my house when I got home.) It was a double feature: the other film was Superman III. O'Herlihy, of course, was in both.
Side note: I had no idea that he played Chuck Cunningham in that first season of Happy Days.
That article is missing a very classical cover featuring Ian Fleming as James Bond (even named "Alias James Bond"):
https://deadline.com/2021/11/tommy-lane-dead-shaft-and-live-and-let-die-actor-stuntman-was-83-1234882320/