RIP Dumbledore.
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RIP Dumbledore.
This man was phenomenal!
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Great actor.RIP
One of my favourite actors. RIP The Singing Detective.
Layer Cake……. What a guy, RIP
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Yes indeed. I remember thoroughly enjoying him in that series, Dennis Potter of course, and made more poignant for me as I have psoriatic arthritis, fortunately nowhere near as badly as the detective, or Potter.Quote:
Originally Posted by jools
He was genuinely frightening in The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover. And he was one of those actors when you read their filmography, you see a wide range of excellent performances.
Thanks for that, I had forgotten that Top Gear used to be quite tolerable, by and by. Michael Gambon was one of those actors whose listing in the cast of a film, show or whatever , meant, it was going to be well worth taking a look, thanks to the man for so much quality entertainment.Quote:
Originally Posted by thieuster
Love this quote.Quote:
Originally Posted by Walts
Going to watch Layer Cake again this weekend.
RIP
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I was only rewatching that last night, and then woke up to this sad news. A superb actor, and a real loss.Quote:
Originally Posted by Walts
RIP indeed. I was very luck to see him performing Krapp's Last Tape in 2010 (I'd missed Harold Pinter in the same role shortly before he died and have always regretted it) and always thoroughly enjoyed his wit when interviewed. Also pleased to see that there is as much coverage of his wider body of work and not just bloody Harry Potter.
Indeed. I adored his tall stories, trying to untangle fact from fiction was an entertaining and usually futile endeavour.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carlton-Browne
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Lovely chap. I worked with him once, years ago (child actor, RSC and BBC, Play for Today - remember them?)
He was delightful - friendly, supportive, funny.
I remember him fondly and will raise a glass to his memory this evening.
Best wishes,
Martyn.
What a shame. Great sense of humour and as already mentioned he was a mark of quality on any film
Layer cake. Rarely had a leathery tanned old aged gangster carried such threat.
RIP
He once played a shrimp in the RSC, apparently:
Series 27, Episode 5. I’ll be watching that this evening.Quote:
Originally Posted by jools
I bow to your ninja-shrimp search skills :smile-new:Quote:
Originally Posted by Carlton-Browne
he was my favourite English "maigret" far better than rowan Atkinson & Rupert Davis, RIP
Watch The Cook,the Thief, his Wife and her Lover. He plays a right B@sta*d.
I watched Longtitude in one sitting - I think I went to bed at 3.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Curta
I've never watched the Gambon Maigret series, must search it out. I was always packed off to bed when the Rupert Davies episodes aired :smile-new:Quote:
Originally Posted by mitch1956
Fantastic actor
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My cursory investigation doesn't produce any available streaming options so I'll probably have to find it on DVD from Ebay.Quote:
Originally Posted by jools
RIP Michael, very sad news.
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Like many fellow members, I always enjoyed watching Sir Michael.
His dry sense of humour and the way he said it was an honour to watch.
One of the all time great actors.
Sir, thank you for all the pleasure you bought to millions of us.
RIP.
We watched the film last night, never seen it before, fantastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Walts
Though the end caught me out, though!
RIP
BBC R4's Last Word covered Gambon today. More of his big fibs/wind-ups revealed.