First up is Australian actor Michael Pate best known for playing "Clarence Leiter" (as apposed to Felix), opposite Barry Nelson's "Jimmy Bond" in the 1953 Climax! live production of Ian Fleming's Casino Royale.
Fashion in Action (slacks).
Bill Meléndez, the Mexican-born American animator famous for his work on (and for probably) Peanuts) will draw no more but he can enjoy a nice deadtime story alongside Gregory Mcdonald the author of the Fletch books.
Charlie Brown re-enacts the death of Meléndez
whilst a shocked Lucy Pinder looks on.
His creator is dead but he lives
(as does Chevy Chase...but for how long?)
(as does Chevy Chase...but for how long?)
Celia Gregory, the British actress best known for her role as Ruth Anderson in the Terry Nation classic Survivors (as well as for roles in The Professionals, Bergerac, Tales of the Unexpected, The Problem of Thor Bridge and Reilly, Ace of Spies) finally succumbed to that shows killer virus joining Joan Winston, American fan author and founder of Star Trek conventions in fighting off fanboys from beyond the grave.
Celia Gregory and Dennis Lill cower in fear from
the sight of Ian McCulloch's ginger combover.
A Trekkie yesterday.
Cinema god, seven time Academy Award nominated American actor, film director, entrepreneur, humanitarian, auto racing enthusiast and most importantly (to my kids anyway) the voice of Doc Hudson in Cars, Paul Newman finally drove off into the sunset, but I reckon he wont be making any Heaven based movies with porn director Henri Pachard (AKA Ron Sullivan) the man behind such classics as the sex-and-sadism exploitation epic The Bizarre Ones, The Devil in Miss Jones 2 and Blame it on Ginger, starring Ginger Lynn Allen (before she got dead old looking).
Turkey.
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