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Kirk douglas dead

Pinch Flat

What a life. RIP.

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Sugarlumps

103, no thanks.

careless sherpa

A movie icon and lived a great long life, one he certainly didn't wish for Palestinians as he was an ardent supporter of Zionism

jimgoose

Some man for one man. I remember being very entertained as a small boy by his performance as hearty harpooner Ned Land in Disney's 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea. RIP. :cool:

Salary Negotiator

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

Last relic of Old Hollywood I'd say...

Olivia de Havilland says hello.

Wibbs

Salary Negotiator wrote: »

Olivia de Havilland says hello.

She's still kicking? Fair play. Another one of the greats from that era.

corner of hells

Best ever Star Trek captain.

Hector Savage

Deleted User wrote: »

Definition of a legend. RIP.

RIP Kirk Douglas.

I was lucky enough to see a special screening of Paths of Glory in the cinema (for the 1st time too) last year.

jimgoose

Wibbs wrote: »

She's still kicking? Fair play. Another one of the greats from that era.

Yup, she's 103 as well, as it happens. Beautiful woman back in the day,

Skylinehead

jimgoose wrote: »

Yup, she's 103 as well, as it happens. Beautiful woman back in the day,

And her cousin made a damn fine wooden plane in the Mosquito

jimgoose

Skylinehead wrote: »

And her cousin made a damn fine wooden plane in the Mosquito

Aha! I see what you did there!

topper75

If he did nothing else, he financed One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and made it happen.

One of the best films of all time.

Dots1982

topper75 wrote: »

If he did nothing else, he financed One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and made it happen.

One of the best films of all time.

Did he? Thought it was just Michael who produced it but maybe Kirk did aswell.

Edit - yeah I see on google you are correct

Mad_maxx

careless sherpa wrote: »

A movie icon and lived a great long life, one he certainly didn't wish for Palestinians as he was an ardent supporter of Zionism

PBP voter eh?

mondeo

Honestly I wouldn't want to live until I am 103. That is some age to be still knocking about. Wow

Stovepipe

Mad_maxx wrote: »

PBP voter eh?

Look up and watch "cast a giant shadow", about the foundation of the State of Israel.

MonkieSocks

Odhinn wrote: »

The Vikings

One of my favorite movies as a kid...loved that particular scene above.

RIP Kirk truly a legend of the silver screen

branie2

He was a brilliant actor. RIP. Kirk

frosty123

RIP to Kirk and RIP to his legendary willy
...he slept with half the women in Hollywood back in the day didn't he??

vriesmays

Salary Negotiator wrote: »

Olivia de Havilland says hello.

Also Norman Lloyd who was in A Walk in the Sun, Spellbound, The Southerner, Saboteur, and Limelight.

fryup

kneemos wrote: »

Why was my comment on the rape allegations against him removed?
It's factual and we'll documented.

Thought all rapists were scumbags around here?

they're scumbags when its proven, what we have in that case is hearsay

McLoughlin

One of first films I saw him in was one with Doris Day called Young Man With A Horn. Has anyone else ever seen a Young Man With A Horn ?

Pherekydes

McLoughlin wrote: »

One of first films I saw him in was one with Doris Day called Young Man With A Horn. Has anyone else ever seen a Young Man With A Horn ?

Yeah.

Some great films and performances, though my fave is The Vikings.

RIP Old Man.

pgj2015

ShamNNspace wrote: »

Did he die sudden??

yes, fell off his Harley.:(

Spanish Eyes

Google Mairin Hughes. At 103 years still takes the bus to town. On her own.

She was an amazing teacher back in the day, She is something else, and is very private really. But what a gal. I know her personally just saying.

Asitis2019

RIP, Kirk