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[url= http://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/jan/14/alan-rickman-giant-of-british-film-and-theatre-dies-at-69 ]Has died age just 69[/url]
Man, that sucks. Too young.
He's played some great characters.
Not very high brow, but I still love his comic turn as the Sheriff of Nottingham in that Robin Hood twaddle with Kevin Costner. It was as if Rickman was the only one who knew how daft the whole thing was.
Well, shit. Another great loss.
Not very high brow, but I still love his comic turn as the Sheriff of Nottingham in that Robin Hood twaddle with Kevin Costner
First thing I said to the Mrs when we heard it announced on the radio just now.
RIP
Not hans Gruber! Very sad week
Truly, Madly, Deeply is probably my favourite. My children love him as Snape though.
Fuuuuuu....
His Sherrif of Nottingham was so memorable. If you want memorable, touching and high brow look no further than 'Truly, Madly, Deeply' with Juliet Stevenson.
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I watched Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves the other night; Channel 5* seem to have had on repeat for about the last 2 weeks. He did do a brilliant Sheriff.
Sad loss.
Although he was only in a supporting role, another very good film of his is 'Close my Eyes', with Saskia Reeves and Clive Owen.
"69, unlucky for some"
Sad news.
Cancel Christmas.
This year is really beginning to annoy me.
The amazing thing is that Die Hard was his first film role.
Although he was only in a supporting role, another very good film of his is 'Close my Eyes', with Saskia Reeves and Clive Owen.
One of my favourite films ever. RIP Alan.
Nooo this is turning into an absolutely horrid week, just heard that Jeremy Whine on the radio put on his best pseudo upset voice..
He made Die Hard, stole Robin Hood and made a classic ham actor in Galaxy Quest..
The amazing thing is that Die Hard was his first film role.
I would not have believed that until I checked it myself.
I think this was expected, I seem to recall that he married his partner of 30+ years a couple of months ago. That seemed to be possibly the "tidying up" of legal loose ends.
2012 they married.
Alan Rickman was 69.
David Bowie was 69.
Donald Trump is 69.
<crosses fingers>
Not even dark arts could keep him going 🙁
kids loved him as snape... they will be gutted and a see a HP marathon coming..
very sad loss
Being a film and photography fan over a music fan this means a lot more to me than Bowie's passing.
I would like to throw his turn in 'Dogma' in as something to be remembered.
Bad news, a fine thesp.
Bugger.
Get me the detonators!
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aware of my own immortality and age, best not wait or put things off
such a shame - I'm with sneaky - I grew up for Rickman baddies, and then later watched his other fantastic films such as truly madly deeply.
Brilliant actor....
He was fantastic. 🙁
Memory eternal.
In the meantime, it may be worth remembering his roles in other films, like a little-known Welsh-directed, Canadian-set film called 'Snow Cake', starring Sigourney Weaver as a severely autistic mother who loses a child, and Carrie-Anne Moss as the romantic interest.
I would like to throw his turn in 'Dogma' in as something to be remembered.
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And Marvin.
Well cut my heart out with a spoon...
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Cheerio Alan.
By Grabthar's hammer he shall be avenged.
I feel like I know him as an actor very well, although scanning his entry on IMDB I've only seen a handful of his films really. Must be because I've seen Die Hard and Robin Hood so many times! Two potentially forgettable films made very memorable by him (Die Hard especially is a stone cold classic on the strength of his performance alone!)
In the meantime, it may be worth remembering his roles in other films, like a little-known Welsh-directed, Canadian-set film called 'Snow Cake', starring Sigourney Weaver as a severely autistic mother who loses a child, and Carrie-Anne Moss as the romantic interest.
Never knew about that film. His passing will not be in vain!
Yippee ki yay, mother******
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Seriously, like, WTF???? This is very sad news - again. Way, way too young..
Another absolute legend gone. He was literally the only thing worth watching in the Harry Potter films. I was totally bored out of my mind seeing one of them in the cinema, can't remember which, and he appeared once to deliver just one line - and it totally made the film for me.
Gutted.. :-/
Must.watch.Galaxy.Quest.now.
'Truly, Madly, Deeply' with Juliet Stevenson
One of my favourites, Stevenson is fantastic in that as well.
Saw him (years ago now) when I was shopping in John Lewis in Liverpool. He looked cool as anything even when he was browsing crockery!
RIP
Recall running a training course at a theatre in London a few years back.
Sat in the cafe eating lunch and he plonked himself down next to me as I was mid-bite on a massive great burger.
"Sorry about that" as he knicked a chip 😆 "Do you mind?"
Turned out he'd been sat in the gallery while we'd been training so knew I wasn't joe public and could relax without getting hounded.
Massively down to earth guy and a gent who got another bowl of chips to replace the ones he'd just scoffed.
"And when Alexander saw the breadth of his domain, he wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer."
RIP.
Always thought the was a damn fine actor
and snot iircIf you want memorable, touching and high brow
been a loooong time since I saw it but seem to remember quite liking that. He did good baddies didn't he?look no further than 'Truly, Madly, Deeply'
Colonel Brandon.
He acted alongside Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio (Maid Marian in RHPOT) in a film called The January Man, another of his lesser known roles but I always remember liking that film too. And then doing a sort of double take when they both turned up in RHPOT 3 years later.
Nice suit. John Phillips, London. I have two myself. Rumor has it Arafat buys his there.