Christopher Lee RIP

Lots of new outlets reporting the legen that is Christopher Lee has died at the age of 93, very sad news. Brilliant career

RIP Dustin Gee.

Sad news...also Ron Moody, best known as Fagin in "Oliver" had died.

DAVE667 wrote:Sad news...also Ron Moody, best known as Fagin in "Oliver" had died.

Theres a thread dedicated to Mr Moody.

Kindly leave your condolances

Terrible news if true, he was an awesome actor and man, his life story is amazing

ONETWOFOREVER wrote:

DAVE667 wrote:Sad news...also Ron Moody, best known as Fagin in "Oliver" had died.

Theres a thread dedicated to Mr Moody.

Kindly leave your condolances

It wasn't there when I started typing...it stays where it is, so...SHUT UP AND DRINK YOUR GIN!!!!!!!

Dicey Reilly wrote:Terrible news if true, he was an awesome actor and man, his life story is amazing

Think most of us would love to last until we are 93..........

The way I've abused my body I know I won't ......

Liked him in The Man with the golden gun..........and Horror express...........

But generally prefer more charismatic types..

RIP....Had a wonderful career..

BBC news headlines on the radio just said he was famous for his roles in Dracula and Frankenstein....oh dear!

DAVE667 wrote:BBC news headlines on the radio just said he was famous for his roles in Dracula and Frankenstein....oh dear!

Well he did, quite famously, play both Dracula and Frankenstein's monster.

Of all the roles Lee was famous for, I'd suggest that Frankenstein's monster is quite some way down the list

DAVE667 wrote:Of all the roles Lee was famous for, I'd suggest that Frankenstein's monster is quite some way down the list

Ok fair enough. Though it was his first role with the studio with which he is most closely associated, so I can see why it was mentioned.

Hoggy_Bear wrote:

DAVE667 wrote:Of all the roles Lee was famous for, I'd suggest that Frankenstein's monster is quite some way down the list

Ok fair enough. Though it was his first role with the studio with which he is most closely associated, so I can see why it was mentioned.

Which suggests that the person tasked with wring his obit for the news couldn't be arsed reading more than the first two lines of his CV

he's sauruman to me, bit young to remember him as dracula