posted 11 June, 2015 07:16
Wow, he was a brilliant actor! I loved him in The Wicker Man.
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aTomiK
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posted 11 June, 2015 09:14
Even Dracula has to die eventually. What a great icon and what a career! RIP Christopher Lee.
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posted 11 June, 2015 10:10
The Man With the Golden Gun. One of my favorite Bond films. What a career. RIP CL.
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posted 12 June, 2015 08:09
They are playing The Wicker Man here in OZ at 1:30 in the morning. That's only 45 minutes a way. Gonna have to stay up for it. It's such a brilliant/disturbing film. Anyone who has not seen it needs to check it out!
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posted 12 June, 2015 19:10
Chloe, the premise of The Wicker Man is a detective is sent to an island to investigate the disappearance of a young girl, and he runs into strange goings on. I think you'll like it. I love Edward Woodward, who is the detective.
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posted 13 June, 2015 01:08
OK, I stayed up for it last night/this morning. Man it's a messed up movie. But so clever.
Great description there Pittsburghgirl A perfect amount of information to get someone interested in watching it.
Chloe, please do check it out. It's a bit disturbing but it's not going to give you nightmares or anything.
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posted 13 June, 2015 18:54
Thank you for the complement Bernie. You're right, it is kind of a disturbing movie, but shouldn't give you nightmares.
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posted 06 July, 2015 14:17
July 5th marked 2 years since Patrick aka Sir Sammy Hain, a fellow Rewinders, passed away. I still miss his posts here and on FB.
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posted 06 July, 2015 15:38
Amanda Peterson from Can't Buy Me Love has passed away at the age of 43. No details on cause of death have been revealed.
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posted 07 July, 2015 02:08
don't think i ever got to talk to sir sammy hain on here pittsburghgirl but i can remember reading through some of his posts and he definitely knew his stuff!
i'm sure he was a great guy.
also very sad news about amanda peterson,only 43 as well. r.i.p
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posted 07 July, 2015 04:10
Sammy was great. I miss his posts too.
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posted 08 July, 2015 15:55
I miss Sammy's posts too. Didn't know about Rick Ducommon. The 'Burbs is a favorite of mine.
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posted 31 July, 2015 18:42
Thoughts and Prayers to the family. Heard that a couple hours ago and it saddened me. Growing up during the wrestling hayday, got to see a lot of Piper . He was usually a bad guy so I did not like him and he got under my skin. As I got older I learned to appreciate his unique personality and eventually liked him. He was actually hilarious at times. I think They Live is around our home somewhere. Needs a watching.
Last I saw him was on the TV show Storage Wars. Barry took some kilts to Piper for an appraisal.
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posted 31 July, 2015 19:07
Hot Rod earned his position as one of the WWF's greatest villains multiple times over; he knew exactly how to make the crowds hate him with every ounce of their being. Unlike so many other great villains, he would later work equally well as a heroic figure, but with the bonus of never losing his edge (case in point, his best match in my opinion at WrestleMania VIII where he comes close to nailing Bret Hart with the bell repeatedly before coming to his senses).
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posted 31 July, 2015 22:47
They Live is a Carpenter classic and Piper gives a legendary performance in it. Very sad news indeed.
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