RIP 2023
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@Catogrande said in RIP 2023:
@Catogrande said in RIP 2023:
By many accounts, not a nice person.
I can honestly say I’ve never seen a single movie he’s been in.
He was quite cool in Driver. Also pretty good in Paper Moon but then got shitty when his daughter won an Oscar. Some serious domestic abuse history as well.
None of this rings a bell in the slightest.
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@Catogrande said in RIP 2023:
@Catogrande said in RIP 2023:
By many accounts, not a nice person.
I can honestly say I’ve never seen a single movie he’s been in.
He was quite cool in Driver. Also pretty good in Paper Moon but then got shitty when his daughter won an Oscar. Some serious domestic abuse history as well.
None of this rings a bell in the slightest.
Driver was a bit like an art house version of Baby Driver with Rhino as the getaway driver for hire and Bruce Dern as the nut job cop that wants to put him away.
Paper Moon was about a pair of grifters in depression era USA. Tatum O’Neal was very good in it.
Another good film he did was Barry Lyndon, a story about a 17th century Irish chancer. Kubrick directed.
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The only important obituary for the Fern, the only personal one, was Frank, aka "Frank the Wank", local Milford legend, and maybe questionable person, is dead now
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Famous for his instruction when helping coach the Lions in 1980.
“Alright. You forwards. Spread out in a bunch”.
Edit: might actually have been Noel Murphy.
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A bit niche, but 2000AD comic artist Ian Gibson has passed away
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He did some really great work, I love 2000AD
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@Machpants said in RIP 2023:
He did some really great work, I love 2000AD
Look out for a relatively new writer who has done some Galen DeMarco stories and a few stand alone ones too. One about a ventriloquist doll called Quilli made the cover.
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A little closer to home.
Boo.
Stirling was right in the time when I was maximum teenage cricket fanboi.
Followed domestic cricket on Sports Round-up. Central Districts were my team. Listened to his debut in Pakistan of an evening.
Only 61.
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Produced some iconic photographs.
I think it was Chris Laidlaw who provided the "Who'd Be A Welshman?" caption to this Peter Bush photo
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Brian Price passed on. One of the go to guys for Wales and the Lions in the 60s. By all accounts a very good radio commentator later on too.
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I still have a battered copy of Terry McLean's Willie Away I filched from somewhere untold decades ago. I will read the Newport game report in his honour