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They better put a stake through his heart just to be on the safe side.
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Isn't he being stalked by a rather confused Eric Cantona ?Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostIs Stephen Segal still alive?
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Is Stephen Segal still alive?Originally posted by MicrosoftBob View PostSo Christoper Lee dead, Alan Whicker dead
Any chance of a spoof 'The Whicker Man' film is gone
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Originally posted by pjclarke View PostChristopher Lee has been alive for six days out of the last seven, so on average he is still alive. and I have several graphs to prove it
give it a rest
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One of the greats and probably my favourite actor of all time.
I say this as a huge fan of Gothic horror & anything that came out of the Hammer/Amicus studios.
Goes without saying he was the best Dracula but his Frankenstein was excellent too and took the monster away from the Karloff bolts through the neck stereotype.
My favourite role was his Duke de Richelieu in the Devil Rides Out (where he played a good guy for once). When you've got the devil in your face, old Chris with a bottle of holy water and a few well rehearsed incantations is the man you want by your side.
RIP Chris and thanks for scaring the bejeezus out of me before those long cycle rides through the woods past the old ruined mill on my way home after watching the Saturday night double horror on BBC 2 at my mate's house.Last edited by Gumbo Robot; 11 June 2015, 13:46.
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So Christoper Lee dead, Alan Whicker dead
Any chance of a spoof 'The Whicker Man' film is gone
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You are not exactly well known for telling the truthOriginally posted by pjclarke View Post
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