Who died? (Celebrity Deaths)

Szlia

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Michael Lonsdale, an amazing british-french actor died at 89 a few days ago. His career in movies spanned six decades and more than 200 parts. He was mostly active in french cinema, but is well known internationally for his portrayal of Hugo Drax, the big bad of Moonraker. You are likely to also have seen him in bit parts in Ronin or Munich. One of his last very notable role was as a monk in Des hommes et des dieux (Of Gods and Men) in 2010, a part that earned him a number of accolades.

With an imposing figure and yet a very soft voice, often used with deliberate diction and calm demeanor, he gave almost instantly gravitas to his characters, making him pretty sought after for bit parts that play a key role in movies.

In his later years, he also became well known for his catholicism as he wrote a number of books about faith.



 
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A troubling amount of wrestlers die young, 60 is not too old.

His team mate had died at 46 years old, heart attack.

All those 80's - 90's era guys juiced up on roids.

edit: had my message written and hit post, just as arbitary put up that video link, which potentially says more than my post ( which is just my 1/2 baked opinion ) I will watch that video later.
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I would rather die at 60 after spending my youth shooting roids, blowing coke, and banging a new whore every night than live to 90 living an unextraordinary life.
 
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Szlia said:
Michael Lonsdale, an amazing british-french actor died at 89 a few days ago. His career in movies spanned six decades and more than 200 parts. He was mostly active in french cinema, but is well known internationally for his portrayal of Hugo Drax, the big bad of Moonraker. You are likely to also have seen him in bit parts in Ronin or Munich. One of his last very notable role was as a monk in Des hommes et des dieux (Of Gods and Men) in 2010, a part that earned him a number of accolades.

With an imposing figure and yet a very soft voice, often used with deliberate diction and calm demeanor, he gave almost instantly gravitas to his characters, making him pretty sought after for bit parts that play a key role in movies.

In his later years, he also became well known for his catholicism as he wrote a number of books about faith.



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You left out his best role in the Day of the Jackal.
 
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I would rather die at 60 after spending my youth shooting roids, blowing coke, and banging a new whore every night than live to 90 living an unextraordinary life.
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but is it worth it if your final ten years are surgery after surgery, agonizing pain and being crippled?
 
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but is it worth it if your final ten years are surgery after surgery, agonizing pain and being crippled?
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Honestly you could put me down at 40 if it meant 20 years of good blow and clean pussy every night.
 
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China Bat Soup said:
good blow and clean pussy
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China Bat Soup said:
I would rather die at 60 after spending my youth shooting roids, blowing coke, and banging a new whore every night than live to 90 living an unextraordinary life.
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A fan of the wrestling eh? Which one's your favorite superstar?

I'm gonna have a guess: Roman Reigns.
 
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Didn't he blame his medical issues on sucking on metal guitar picks for years? Sounded pretty loopy.
 
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