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(Come on, somebody was going to say it, no ?)
I know he's been off our tvs for a while now. That must have been a sign, behind the scenes, that Brucie wasn't well, especially how much of a towering fixture of the British entertainment industry we was.
RIP Sir Bruce Forsyth
We sadly lose an entertainment legend of the highest order. A massive part of my childhood. Loved everything he did, but I have to say my personal favourite was the magic he worked on the Generation Game.
Thank you for the laughter Brucie! You will sadly be missed.
Sonny Landham, RIP...
R.I.P. Sonny Landham I read about his difficulties after car accident
He had a good innings, and entertained countless generations. A unique feat and talent, the likes of which are rare.
RIP Brucie.
https://theguardian.com/us-news/2017/aug/20/dick-gregory-pioneering-us-comedian-and-activist-dies-aged-84
Forsyth was a Legend. R.I.P.
variety.com/2017/film/news/jerry-lewis-dies-dead-nutty-professor-1202533899/
I liked his movies, when I was a kid. At least, the one from his great period (The Ladies Man, The Nutty Professor). I'm sad, but 91 isn't a bad age to go.
Very sad to hear, Jerry was a comedic legend. RIP, sir, and thanks for the laughs.
Too much of a compliment for Carrey, May the professor of Comedy rest in Peace.
RIP Jerry,and thanks.
They are dropping like flies this year.
I just watched a film with him a few days ago, and was reading a book on his life. A multifaceted, complicated person. Guess I'll watch The Bellboy now... my favorite of his movies: 70 minutes of comic brilliance.
Sir Roger Moore, Bill Paxton, Jerry Lewis... some of my favorite artists. Sad times.
One of my favorite comedians ever...
Another slice of comedy gold who has left us!
Must admit I prefer the Eddie Murphy remake.