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RIP, Gunnar.
Gone but never forgotten. R.I.P Gunnar Hansen.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabriele_Ferzetti
RIP indeed. Sad to see this news.
Ferzetti a giant figure in an epic Bond film.
90 years old, in fact well over 90.
44 years old circa 1969 as Draco.
Superb performance as Draco, seemingly lifted directly from the pages of Fleming.
RIP Mr Ferzetti. I would like to sign a contract to live 90+ years like you did! What a wonderful age. But...you will be greatly missed :-(. What a stunner of a role you had in "OHMSS".
Also, RIP to those who lost their lives in California yesterday. No motives have been clearly outlined yet, but I know it takes a real bad group of people to shoot up a home utilized for the disabled and mentally handicapped. Unreal.
Fine and very handsome actor (could have been Bond imo), also narrated some Bond stories for radio and spoken word tapes.
http://www.raffles-the-amateur-cracksman.com/AnthonyValentine.html
Sad news indeed. I really need to see more of his work.
when I was a kid.
Io sono l'amore aka I am Love (2009)
RIP..
RIP
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/scott-weiland-front-man-of-stone-temple-pilots-dies-aged-48-a6759851.html
RIP! Classic character!
Will be very missed. 90s such found memories.
RIP
Wow. A great character, and actor. :(
I just happened to of watched that Columbo episode 'Now you see him' 1976, only a couple of days ago. An excellent episode with one of the top Columbo villians ever i.e Jack Cassidy (who unfortunately had a truly tragic death).
I believe it was the film thriller 'Jagged Edge' in 1985 that was a high point in Robert Loggia's career, as the man who tried to convince that dimwit Glenn Close that Jeff Bridges was the murderer.
Rest in peace, Mr. Loggia and Mr. Ferzetti.