They keep dropping.

[kiebers]

I loved the Six Million Dollar Man when I was a kid.

Me too. Nothing quite like the bionic sound effects.

[Anonymous]

I loved the Six Million Dollar Man when I was a kid.

Me too. Nothing quite like the bionic sound effects.

What kid didn't run in slow mo and imitate those sounds.

[Anonymous]

Troy Gentry of country music duo Montgomery Gentry has died in a helicopter crash at age 50.

[Harry]

Don Williams, country music legend, dead at 78.



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A sad day yesterday.

[Harry]

Frank Vincent, who played the mob boss Phil Leotardo on The Sopranos and appeared in several Martin Scorsese films, has died at the age of 78.



Vincent had a heart attack last week and died Wednesday during open-heart surgery at a hospital in New Jersey.



Vincent was also known for his roles in the Scorsese-directed films Raging Bull, Goodfellas, and Casino.

[Anonymous]

Frank Vincent, who played the mob boss Phil Leotardo on The Sopranos and appeared in several Martin Scorsese films, has died at the age of 78.



Vincent had a heart attack last week and died Wednesday during open-heart surgery at a hospital in New Jersey.



Vincent was also known for his roles in the Scorsese-directed films Raging Bull, Goodfellas, and Casino.

He was born to play a mobster. I liked him as Robert DiBernardo in Gotti.

[Harry]

Actor Harry Dean Stanton dies aged 91



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Repo Man

Paris, Texas

Twin Peaks, Fire Walk With Me

Christine

Cockfighter

Escape from New York

An actor's actor, whose gaunt manner never sat easily in the commercial machine of Hollywood merry-go-round of pretty faces, Harry Dean Stanton has died, aged 91.



Stanton, a respected actor with an eclectic body of work which included Twin Peaks, Paris, Texas and Repo Man, died of natural causes.



And his longtime friend David Lynch paid tribute to him, saying "the great Harry Dean Stanton has left us".



"There went a great one," Lynch said.



"There's nobody like Harry Dean. Everyone loved him. And with good reason. He was a great actor (actually beyond great) and a great human being. [It was] so great to be around him."

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Stephen King, who wrote the book Christine, noted that in the film adaptation of the book, Stanton stole the best line with: "I'm selling' this sh-thole and buyin' a condo".



"Rest in peace," King said today. "You were great."



Born in Irvine, Kentucky, in 1926, Stanton considered a career as a writer, studying journalism and radio.



Later he had to choose, he said, between being a singer or an actor. He chose the latter.



Though Stanton has a number of high-profile credits to his name, notably films such as The Godfather Part II, Alien, Pretty In Pink and Cool Hand Luke, he is best known as an actor who worked extensively in independent cinema.



His most memorable roles are in smaller, edgier films, such as Cockfighter, Repo Man and Escape from New York.



He also memorably played the army recruiter responsible for tricking Judy Benjamin (Goldie Hawn) into joining the army in the hit Private Benjamin.



As a performer, he became a favourite of certain directors, notably David Lynch, appearing in 1992's Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.



Stanton reprised that role, Carl Rodd, in the recent reboot of Twin Peaks.



Among his earliest roles was an uncredited part in the iconic 1962 western How The West Was Won.



He also worked extensively in television in the 1950s and 1960s, with roles in programs such as The Rifleman, Johnny Ringo, The Texan, Bonanza and The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin.



After decades working as a character actor, he broke through to stardom with a role in the Wim Wenders film Paris, Texas in 1984.



Between 2006 and 2010 he played Roman Grant in the HBO drama Big Love.



In 2012, he appeared in a documentary about his career, Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction.



Aside from the reboot of Twin Peaks, his most recent roles included the short film The Pimp and the Rose, and the HBO television series Getting On.



is final role, the lead in the film Lucky, saw him working alongside David Lynch, in a rare acting performance, as well as Ed Begley Jr and Tom Skerritt.



The film will be released on September 29.



Stanton never married; according to reports he is survived by several children.

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[Anonymous]

Former middleweight boxing champion and inspiration for the movie Raging Bull, Jake LaMotta  has died at age ninety five.

[RW]

Hugh Hefner passed away.



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