Alan Rickman - RIP
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Re: Alan Rickman - RIP
big fan of his ,great in die hard,they are dropping like flies for the 70s generation
rip
rip
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Re: Alan Rickman - RIP
As Perkles says they are dropping like flies at the minute, 69 years old ...ive only got 17 years left
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Re: Alan Rickman - RIP
My favorite role of his was his intentionally hammed-up & refreshingly humorous rendition of the Sheriff of Nottingham.
As Griff Rhys Jones once said, we are all ephemeral.
As Griff Rhys Jones once said, we are all ephemeral.
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Re: Alan Rickman - RIP
It would be nice if the BBC would recognise that Rickman did a lot more than appear in Harry Potter.
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Re: Alan Rickman - RIP
He was great in so many things, but like StM for me his best was in Robin Hood, although sadly most of that performance ended up on the cutting room floor c/o Mr Costner's ego.
Mrs Gee's favourite was in Truly Madly Deeply, Mini Gee's was naturally as Severus Snape, every one was a masterpiece of character acting and a joy to watch, brilliant actor and he'll be missed in this corner of the world.
Mrs Gee's favourite was in Truly Madly Deeply, Mini Gee's was naturally as Severus Snape, every one was a masterpiece of character acting and a joy to watch, brilliant actor and he'll be missed in this corner of the world.
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Re: Alan Rickman - RIP
Absolutely gutted when I heard this news. He was a great part of my childhood and as I've now been made aware he was in many films; many of which I will be aiming to see.
69years is so young these days.. :/
69years is so young these days.. :/
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Re: Alan Rickman - RIP
Let's just pause for a minute and appreciate Ms Weaver's cleavage in that film.
It's what Alan would have wanted.
It's what Alan would have wanted.
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Re: Alan Rickman - RIP
RIP to this great actor. It such a shame, all the greats are passing on. Like I have said in the David Bowie thread we are loosong the greats and are moving into throw aways. Such a shame to see Professor Snape pass away