Reply With QuoteHe was a joy to watch back in the day. Pity he spoiled it later in life.
91 so had a good innings
http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/20/entert...ies/index.html
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He was a joy to watch back in the day. Pity he spoiled it later in life.
Does this mean we'll finally get to the see The Day The Clown Cried?
He was pretty good in Arizona Dream.Originally Posted by Glamdring
'Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain' - Schiller.
Sorry to read this news. My abiding memory of him is switching on a TV during my first visit to New York thirty years ago, to see him presenting a "Telethon". He was middle-aged, drunk and sweaty, a far cry from the old Dean Martin movies I knew him from.
I've just read that he gave permission for The Day The Clown Cried to be screened in 2025.
I used to enjoy watching him as a child in the same way I used to enjoy Abbot & Costello. But he was in one of the greatest films of all time:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wVhCCo02P4
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