*Official* 2022 celebrity R.I.P. thread

*Official* 2022 celebrity R.I.P. thread

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rjfp1962

7,751 posts

74 months

Sunday 29th May 2022
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Mr Dendrite said:
Patricia Brake. I always remember her in Porridge as Fletcher's daughter. frown

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-6162...
Very sad.. She was brilliant in Porridge as Fletch's daughter Ingrid... R.I.P.

LargeRed

1,654 posts

49 months

Sunday 29th May 2022
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..... and what's the connection between Patricia Brake and Lester Piggott ......they both did Porridge

Milkyway

9,459 posts

54 months

Sunday 29th May 2022
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LargeRed said:
..... and what's the connection between Patricia Brake and Lester Piggott ......they both did Porridge
You could say LP was incarsonrated. getmecoat

blue_haddock

3,218 posts

68 months

Sunday 29th May 2022
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Petrus1983 said:
Lester Piggott has passed away - 9 times Derby winner.
I was at uttoxeter races today and they held a minute's silence for him.

AstonZagato

12,712 posts

211 months

Sunday 29th May 2022
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LargeRed said:
Petrus1983 said:
Lester Piggott has passed away - 9 times Derby winner.
yes he served his time on earth and in prison
The dark joke at the time of him serving his prison sentence was "Who is the only 16 stone man to have ridden a Derby winner? Lester Piggott's cellmate."

motorizer

1,498 posts

172 months

Sunday 29th May 2022
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Wild Bunch star Bo Hopkins has died aged 84

STO

772 posts

157 months

GT3Manthey

4,524 posts

50 months

Monday 30th May 2022
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STO said:
Was mentioned earlier but then I had forgotten about it so tks .

Real great actress .

Was it cancer do we know ?

Skodapondy

294 posts

49 months

Monday 30th May 2022
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originals said:


RIP.
He voiced the main character Tommy Vercetti in the GTA Vice City game, which gave him a certain menace.

the tribester

2,410 posts

87 months

Monday 30th May 2022
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GT3Manthey said:
Was mentioned earlier but then I had forgotten about it so tks .

Real great actress .

Was it cancer do we know ?
Apparently so
https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-616244...


Mercury00

4,104 posts

157 months

Tuesday 31st May 2022
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Aside from Goodfellas, Ray Liotta's best role for me was in Hannibal: being fed his own brain while conscious vomit

ajprice

27,503 posts

197 months

Tuesday 31st May 2022
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Mercury00 said:
Aside from Goodfellas, Ray Liotta's best role for me was in Hannibal: being fed his own brain while conscious vomit
Thanks for letting me know not to watch that... vomityuckhurl

SpudLink

5,830 posts

193 months

Tuesday 31st May 2022
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ajprice said:
Mercury00 said:
Aside from Goodfellas, Ray Liotta's best role for me was in Hannibal: being fed his own brain while conscious vomit
Thanks for letting me know not to watch that... vomityuckhurl
First time I saw that I wanted to stand up in the cinema and applaud the audacity of the film makers. Even by horror film standards that was a horrific idea, brilliantly realised.

NDA

21,593 posts

226 months

Tuesday 31st May 2022
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Mercury00 said:
Aside from Goodfellas, Ray Liotta's best role for me was in Hannibal: being fed his own brain while conscious vomit
Yes, that was an imaginative scene. Liotta played it well.

The Hypno-Toad

12,284 posts

206 months

Tuesday 31st May 2022
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Mercury00 said:
Aside from Goodfellas, Ray Liotta's best role for me was in Hannibal: being fed his own brain while conscious vomit
I was at the cinema watching a different film when that was on general release. When we came out of our screening there was a young lad who was sitting outside the screen showing Hannibal throwing up into a cleaners bucket so that's a very apt emoji!

paua

5,749 posts

144 months

Tuesday 31st May 2022
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The Hypno-Toad said:
Mercury00 said:
Aside from Goodfellas, Ray Liotta's best role for me was in Hannibal: being fed his own brain while conscious vomit
I was at the cinema watching a different film when that was on general release. When we came out of our screening there was a young lad who was sitting outside the screen showing Hannibal throwing up into a cleaners bucket so that's a very apt emoji!
Anyone got the clip ( tube of you, etc)? I finished dinner a couple hours ago.

Edit - here we go. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3I9vc17V4U

Edited by paua on Tuesday 31st May 10:49

Pflanzgarten

3,961 posts

26 months

Tuesday 31st May 2022
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paua said:
The Hypno-Toad said:
Mercury00 said:
Aside from Goodfellas, Ray Liotta's best role for me was in Hannibal: being fed his own brain while conscious vomit
I was at the cinema watching a different film when that was on general release. When we came out of our screening there was a young lad who was sitting outside the screen showing Hannibal throwing up into a cleaners bucket so that's a very apt emoji!
Anyone got the clip ( tube of you, etc)? I finished dinner a couple hours ago.

Edit - here we go. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3I9vc17V4U

Edited by paua on Tuesday 31st May 10:49
Jesus, I couldn’t finish that knowing what was coming. The later Hannibal films were terrible but that scene was stomach churninglyey well done vomit

SpudLink

5,830 posts

193 months

Tuesday 31st May 2022
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Pflanzgarten said:
Jesus, I couldn’t finish that knowing what was coming. The later Hannibal films were terrible but that scene was stomach churninglyey well done vomit
I think the whole film works well, and it builds to that scene.
I’m a big fan of Ridley Scott, and when he made Hannibal he was still at the top of his game. Somehow he managed to make that scene acceptable to the conservative Hollywood studio.

paulguitar

23,476 posts

114 months

Tuesday 31st May 2022
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SpudLink said:
Pflanzgarten said:
Jesus, I couldn’t finish that knowing what was coming. The later Hannibal films were terrible but that scene was stomach churninglyey well done vomit
I think the whole film works well, and it builds to that scene.
I’m a big fan of Ridley Scott, and when he made Hannibal he was still at the top of his game. Somehow he managed to make that scene acceptable to the conservative Hollywood studio.
Great stuff.

In the book, Clarice and Hannibal end up together.





rjfp1962

7,751 posts

74 months

Tuesday 31st May 2022
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Although he passed away back in January, has only been announced today that ex-Emmerdale actor Andy Devine has passed away aged 79...

R.I.P Shadrach Dingle frown

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-6...
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