He won an oscar fir his performance in The Untouchables.Smudge3920 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 01, 2020 9:28 am Yep he did Hell Drivers...also another classic of his 'The Hill"... Whatever role he played he was always superb (IMO) The Highlander to name another...Loved him as James Bond , but tbf I think the title of best is now shared with Daniel Craig... And what about "The Hunt for the Red October". "The Untouchables" ...the list goes on and on ... He will be missed.
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Without any doubt Sean was the James Bond !
RIP 007
RIP 007
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RIP Andy, a fellow Leeds fan
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RIP Andy
Sorry to hear of a young person losing this battle.
Sorry to hear of a young person losing this battle.
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RIP John
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-54838209
Actor Geoffrey Palmer, known for his roles in such sitcoms as Butterflies, As Time Goes By and The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin, has died aged 93.
Brilliant actor especially in his comedy role, loved his grumpy & deadpan humour
RIP Geoffrey
Actor Geoffrey Palmer, known for his roles in such sitcoms as Butterflies, As Time Goes By and The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin, has died aged 93.
Brilliant actor especially in his comedy role, loved his grumpy & deadpan humour
RIP Geoffrey
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Loved his performances, whatever he appeared in.1964white wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 11:35 am https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-54838209
Actor Geoffrey Palmer, known for his roles in such sitcoms as Butterflies, As Time Goes By and The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin, has died aged 93.
Brilliant actor especially in his comedy role, loved his grumpy & deadpan humour
RIP Geoffrey
Didn’t realise he was 93.
RIP Geoffrey
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Just been announced Des O’Connor has passed away at the age of 88 really sad news
A bumble bee under the laws of physics shouldnt be able to fly, but it does because no one has told it that it can't
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One of the nicest people in showbusiness, always enjoyed Des's shows over the decades
RIP Des
Des O'Connor's agent said in a statement: "It is with great sorrow that I confirm that Des O'Connor passed away yesterday
"He had been admitted to hospital just over a week ago, following a fall at his home in Buckinghamshire. He was recovering well and had been in great spirits, visited by his family - in accordance with hospital lockdown regulations - and looking forward to going home.
"Unfortunately yesterday evening his condition suddenly deteriorated and he drifted peacefully away in his sleep.
"Des, who was 88, was so well loved by absolutely everyone. He was a joy to work with - he was talented, fun, positive, enthusiastic, kind and a total professional.
"He loved life, and considered enthusiasm almost as important as oxygen. He adored his family - they were everything to him."
He is survived by his wife Jodie, their son Adam and his four daughters, Karin, TJ, Samantha and Kristina.
The agent added: "Jodie's world is shattered, she and Adam and Des's daughters are hurting more than you could possibly imagine.
"Des was the ultimate entertainer. He loved being on stage - entertaining a live audience. He always said the sound of laughter was like the sound of heavenly music.
"He had a fabulous international TV career, presenting his own prime-time TV shows for over 45 years. On stage he starred at almost every leading venue throughout the world."
RIP Des
Des O'Connor's agent said in a statement: "It is with great sorrow that I confirm that Des O'Connor passed away yesterday
"He had been admitted to hospital just over a week ago, following a fall at his home in Buckinghamshire. He was recovering well and had been in great spirits, visited by his family - in accordance with hospital lockdown regulations - and looking forward to going home.
"Unfortunately yesterday evening his condition suddenly deteriorated and he drifted peacefully away in his sleep.
"Des, who was 88, was so well loved by absolutely everyone. He was a joy to work with - he was talented, fun, positive, enthusiastic, kind and a total professional.
"He loved life, and considered enthusiasm almost as important as oxygen. He adored his family - they were everything to him."
He is survived by his wife Jodie, their son Adam and his four daughters, Karin, TJ, Samantha and Kristina.
The agent added: "Jodie's world is shattered, she and Adam and Des's daughters are hurting more than you could possibly imagine.
"Des was the ultimate entertainer. He loved being on stage - entertaining a live audience. He always said the sound of laughter was like the sound of heavenly music.
"He had a fabulous international TV career, presenting his own prime-time TV shows for over 45 years. On stage he starred at almost every leading venue throughout the world."
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Did you know Des had a brief stint playing football for Northampton Town?
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One of Des's more recent shows with Melanie Sykes was a delight
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So many of the nations loved stars/celebrities passed away in the last month
All so very sad especially for their loved ones they leave behind
All so very sad especially for their loved ones they leave behind
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Loved Ol' Des o' Connor RIP .
Always seemed a warm ,and friendly human being with a charming grin and great wit too.
Mighty good crooner too!
Always seemed a warm ,and friendly human being with a charming grin and great wit too.
Mighty good crooner too!
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RIP Des.
Old school performer and entertainer who presented shows on TV for 45 years.
Old school performer and entertainer who presented shows on TV for 45 years.
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RIP Des... such a genuine human being, got to know him quite well in the 60'/ 70's my Uncle and him worked a lot together particularly summer seasons, in Blackpool, Scarborough etc etc ...Always remembered my Grandma's and mam's birthdays....
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Nice tales of the man Des was SmudgeSmudge3920 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 15, 2020 12:48 pm RIP Des... such a genuine human being, got to know him quite well in the 60'/ 70's my Uncle and him worked a lot together particularly summer seasons, in Blackpool, Scarborough etc etc ...Always remembered my Grandma's and mam's birthdays....
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Another hero gone one of the best ever England Keepers Ray Clemence RIP
A bumble bee under the laws of physics shouldnt be able to fly, but it does because no one has told it that it can't