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The oldies are dropping like flies.

R.I.P.

another one from my childhood

Andy Williams, whose soothing baritone and relaxed performing style made him one of America's top pop vocalists and a popular TV variety-show host in the 1960s when he recorded hits such as "Moon River" and "Days of Wine and Roses," has died. He was 84.

Williams, who announced in late 2011 that he had been diagnosed with bladder cancer, died Tuesday at his home in Branson, Mo., his family announced.

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Herbert Lom had died aged 95..I love Asylum and will watch it again tonight in his honour.He was truly a legend of our time

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Originally Posted by Dara (Post 936009)

Herbert Lom had died aged 95..I love Asylum and will watch it again tonight in his honour.He was truly a legend of our time

Confirmed. I came online to post it.

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Herbert Lom, the Czech-born actor best known as Inspector Clouseau’s long-suffering boss in the Pink Panther movies, died Thursday, his son said.

He was 95.

Alec Lom said his father died peacefully in his sleep.

Herbert Lom had a handsomely lugubrious look that was suited to comedy, horror and everything in between. It served him well over a six-decade career in which roles ranged from Napoleon Bonaparte — whom he played twice — to the Phantom of the Opera.

The London-based star appeared in more than 100 films, including Spartacus and El Cid, and acted alongside film greats including Charlton Heston and Kirk Douglas.

Born Herbert Karel Angelo Kuchacevic ze Schluderpacheru in Prague in 1917, Lom came to Britain at the start of World War II and began his career as a radio announcer with the BBC’s overseas service.

His first major movie role was as Napoleon in 1942′s The Young Mr. Pitt. The career that followed saw him cast often as a villain. In The Ladykillers, one of the best-loved British films of the 1950s, Lom played a member of a ruthless crime gang fatally outsmarted by a mild-mannered old lady.

Horror roles included the title character in Hammer Studios’ The Phantom of the Opera in 1962, and Van Helsing in 1970′s Count Dracula, opposite Christopher Lee.

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R.I.P.

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For you Sons of Anarchy fans:

http://tv.yahoo.com/news/suspect-kil...124414168.html

RIP Half Sack

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RIP Half Sack

The whole story is very confusing. Would love to know what really happened. I doubt we ever will.

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The whole story is very confusing. Would love to know what really happened. I doubt we ever will.

Yeah I read the article. Crazy stuff.

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Yeah I read the article. Crazy stuff.

It gets even crazier. Dude was fucked up. It's a shame they couldn't have him committed.

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