Rest In Peace, show your respects to those who have passed away.

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• Mathis1

  May 14 Posts: 8,309

  R.I.P. Robert Benton, best known for Kramer vs Kramer ( or Crymore vs Crymore as Mad magazine called it!) But my favourite of his is 'Bad Company' gritty western with Jeff Bridges. Must dig it out of my collection and watch it again!
• Mallory

  May 15 Posts: 2,292

  Reading the sad news that Joe Don Baker passed away last week:
  
  https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/legacyremembers/joe-baker-obituary?id=58381213
• mtm United Kingdom

  May 15 Posts: 18,306

  That is sad, yes.
• ToTheRight

  May 15 Posts: 16,566

  I loved his role in CHARLEY VARRICK. Great actor RIP.
• LeonardPine The Bar on the Beach

  May 15 Posts: 4,376

  Mallory wrote: »

  Reading the sad news that Joe Don Baker passed away last week:
  
  https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/legacyremembers/joe-baker-obituary?id=58381213

  
  Sad news. A fine actor with a lot of presence.
• FoxRox

  May 15 Posts: 12,773

  RIP. I best know him outside of Bond for his role in Cape Fear. Very entertaining character actor.
• DarthDimi Behind you!Moderator

  May 15 Posts: 24,708

  That's sad news. He was a great part of the Bond family. RIP.
• Mendes4Lyfe The long road ahead

  May 15 edited May 15 Posts: 9,092

  Jack Wade was like a mix between Felix Lieter and Sheriff Pepper. very sad news, RIP.
• Ed83

  May 16 Posts: 1,182

  RIP Joe Don Baker. Really enjoyed all of his scenes.
• fjdinardo

  May 16 Posts: 2,108

  RIP Joe Don Baker.
  
  I always loved him more in GE & TND than TLD. He was is so much better playing Bonds ally then foe.
• Mathis1

  May 16 Posts: 8,309

  fjdinardo wrote: »

  RIP Joe Don Baker.
  
  I always loved him more in GE & TND than TLD. He was is so much better playing Bonds ally then foe.

  
  Disagree 100%
  Jack Wade for me, is the most annoying idiotic character in the series!
• Scaramanga1974

  May 16 Posts: 896

  Bruce Glover aka Mr Wint has pa

  Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »

  Jack Wade was like a mix between Felix Lieter and Sheriff Pepper. very sad news, RIP.

  
  Wade was a lot more competent than Pepper!
  
  
• Scaramanga1974

  May 16 Posts: 896

  Mathis1 wrote: »

  fjdinardo wrote: »

  RIP Joe Don Baker.
  
  I always loved him more in GE & TND than TLD. He was is so much better playing Bonds ally then foe.

  
  Disagree 100%
  Jack Wade for me, is the most annoying idiotic character in the series!

  
  And a lot of fans including me disagree with that comment .
  
• Benny Shaken not stirredAdministrator, Moderator

  May 20 Posts: 15,437

  George Wendt who most famously played Norm in Cheers has sadly passed away aged 76.
  RIP
  
  
  
• Dragonpol https://thebondologistblog.blogspot.com

  May 20 Posts: 18,783

  Sad to hear of the death of George Wendt. Against the grain, I actually liked him in his Columbo guest star role.
• MaxCasino United States

  May 20 Posts: 5,066

  Benny wrote: »

  George Wendt who most famously played Norm in Cheers has sadly passed away aged 76.
  RIP
  
  

  Dragonpol wrote: »

  Sad to hear of the death of George Wendt. Against the grain, I actually liked him in his Columbo guest star role.

  
  Yes, always a bright spot in his appearances. Ironically, Cheers ended 32 years ago today.
• Mathis1

  May 21 Posts: 8,309

  R.I.P George Wendt
  'Cheers' was a family favourite series in my house, Norm always had some of the best lines in it!
• Gerard

  May 26 Posts: 6,170

  It's with great sadness that I have to announce the passing of one of my favourite writer, Peter David, aged 68 :
  
  https://bleedingcool.com/comics/hulk-aquaman-spider-man-2099-writer-peter-david-has-died-aged-68/
  
  In addition to enjoying his work on various comics (and novels) (Hulk, Young Justice, Aquaman, and so on), and reading is colums, But I Digress in the Comics Buyer's Guide, I also met him in Paris some twenty-three eyars ago, if memory serves, during a signing at a local comic book store. He will be missed.
  
  And british viewers just lost presenter and TV executive Alan Yentop, CBE, aged 78 :
  
  https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/alan-yentob-tv-presenter-bbc-executive-dead-newsupdate/
• Fire_and_Ice_Returns I am trying to get away from this mountan!

  May 27 edited May 27 Posts: 25,985

  R. I. P. Simon House 76, violinist and keyboard player from much of Hawkwind's golden period, also worked with David Bowie.
  
  Hawkwind - Hall of the Mountain Grill
  
• Gerard

  May 27 Posts: 6,170

  It never stops : Marvel and DC artist Tod Smith has passed away, aged 72 :
  
  https://www.cbr.com/tod-smith-longtime-dc-and-marvel-artist-obituary/
  
  I have a few comics of his in my collection.
• ToTheRight

  May 28 Posts: 16,566

  
  
  Damn. The great RICK DERRINGER. R.I.P.
  
• Gerard

  May 29 edited June 20 Posts: 6,170

  Asian-American actor Peter Kwong (Big Trouble in Little China, The Golden Child has passed away, aged 73 :
  
  https://variety.com/2025/film/obituaries-people-news/peter-kwong-dead-big-trouble-in-little-china-1236412425/
  
  And in France, singer and composer Gaston, last member of the vocal group Les Compagnons de la Chanson, has left us, aged 93 :
  
  https://www.lindependant.fr/2025/05/28/claude-francois-lavait-surnomme-gaston-michel-cassez-le-dernier-des-compagnons-de-la-chanson-est-mort-12727054.php
  
  I can't think of a better tribute than this song :
  
  
• Dwayne New York City

  May 29 Posts: 2,994

  Actress Ena Hartman has died.
  https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/ena-hartman-dead-dan-august-terminal-island-1236232278/
  
  Fans of 60s spy films may recognize her as one of the WAC personnel in 1966's OUR MAN FLINT.
  
  
  A remarkable career.
  RIP.
• Tracy

  May 30 Posts: 1,746

  Walt Missingham (Bruce Lee-docus)
• j_w_pepper Born on the bayou, but I now hear a new dog barkin'

  May 30 edited May 30 Posts: 9,297

  Loretta Swit, who played Major "Hot Lips" Hoolihan in the M.A.S.H. TV series, passed away at 87 😢
  
  Wikipedia says this picture is in the public domain.
  
• Gerard

  June 4 Posts: 6,170

  French singer Nicole Croisille has passed away tonight, aged 88 :
  
  https://www.20minutes.fr/arts-stars/culture/musique/4156825-20250604-nicole-croisille-chanteuse-morte
  
  I had the pleasure of seeing her in 1992, playing the lead part in Hello Dolly in Paris. Here's one of her most famous song, written and performed for the movie by Claude Lelouch, Un Homme et une Femme :
  
  
• GoldenGun Per ora e per il momento che verrà

  June 4 edited June 4 Posts: 7,615

  Gerard wrote: »

  French singer Nicole Croisille has passed away tonight, aged 88 :
  
  https://www.20minutes.fr/arts-stars/culture/musique/4156825-20250604-nicole-croisille-chanteuse-morte
  
  I had the pleasure of seeing her in 1992, playing the lead part in Hello Dolly in Paris. Here's one of her most famous song, written and performed for the movie by Claude Lelouch, Un Homme et une Femme :
  
  

  
  Our opening dance at our wedding. No need to add how much I, and my other half, love this song.
  
  Repose en paix, Nicole :(
  
  Just for the sake of it, here's the trailer of that film (sorry no subtitles, but the images speak for themselves I think):
  
  
• Ludovico

  June 8 Posts: 15,787

  RIP my aunt Solange. She died at 94, the oldest sister of my brother. At the end, she was mostly blind, mostly deaf and in pain, so she is truly at peace.
• GoldenGun Per ora e per il momento che verrà

  June 8 Posts: 7,615

  My condolences @Ludovico.
• FoxRox

  June 8 Posts: 12,773

  I’m sorry for your loss @Ludovico.