Overleden Acteurs & Actrices Deel #7

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Op zaterdag 16 september 2017 06:39 schreef tong80 het volgende:

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Op vrijdag 6 oktober 2017 23:30 schreef Maraca het volgende:
Stand-up comic Ralphie May is overleden

www.thesun.co.uk/tvandsho(...)as-died-aged-45/amp/

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Op vrijdag 6 oktober 2017 23:30 schreef Maraca het volgende:
Stand-up comic Ralphie May is overleden

www.thesun.co.uk/tvandsho(...)as-died-aged-45/amp/

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Op vrijdag 6 oktober 2017 23:31 schreef Mike het volgende:

Ai...het kon (helaas) ook niet lang uitblijven met dat gewicht.

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Op maandag 9 oktober 2017 14:28 schreef golfer het volgende:
Ken hem inderdaad vanuit die Angelique-films.

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Op maandag 9 oktober 2017 14:34 schreef Copycat het volgende:

Ik kan me alleen nog Angelique zelf en Geoffrey (?) herinneren.

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Op vrijdag 6 oktober 2017 23:31 schreef Mike het volgende:

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Ai...het kon (helaas) ook niet lang uitblijven met dat gewicht.

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Op vrijdag 6 oktober 2017 23:30 schreef Maraca het volgende:
Stand-up comic Ralphie May is overleden

www.thesun.co.uk/tvandsho(...)as-died-aged-45/amp/

ralphie may

ralphie may PT 2

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Op dinsdag 10 oktober 2017 14:59 schreef tong80 het volgende:

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Haar tegenspeler had een groot litteken in z'n gezicht.

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Award-winning actor from stage and screen Robert Guillaume died today at the age of 89. Known best for his roles on the iconic sitcoms Soap and Benson, Guillaume died at his home Tuesday after battling prostate cancer. His widow, Donna Brown Guillaume made the announcement today to the Associated Press.

Guillaume was born in St. Louis, Missouri and attended St. Louis University and Washington University. He went on to serve in the U.S. Army before going on to pursue an acting career.

As a black actor, Guillaume broke ground in the theater scene, performing in the first all-black version of Guys and Dolls His role as Nathan Detroit in the musical earned him a Tony Award nomination in 1977. In addition to many stage roles, Guillaume played the first black actor to play the title role in Phantom of the Opera during the Los Angeles production.

His television career spanned many decades, but it was his role on ABC’s Soap (1977-1979) and the spin-off series Benson (1979-1986) that earned him recognition. He won an Emmy for both shows playing the acerbic, dry-witted butler Benson Du Bois. He also starred in the short-lived critically acclaimed Aaron Sorkin series Sports Night (1998-2000 where he played television executive Isaac Jaffe.

His TV career was diverse and plentiful throughout the decades with roles in Good Times, The Jeffersons, Sanford and Son, Pacific Station, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, A Different World, All in the Family as well as The Robert Guillaume Show. He also appeared in the television mini-series North and South as abolitionist Fredrick Douglass.

In film, he is known as the voice of Rafiki in Disney’s classic animated feature The Lion King. He went on to reprise his role as the mandrill shaman in spin-offs and sequels of the movie. His film credits also include Lean on Me, The Meteor Man, First Kid, Spy Hard, and Big Fish.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) – A spokeswoman for the family of actor John Hillerman says the co-star of TV’s “Magnum, P.I.” has died. Hillerman was 84.

Spokeswoman Lori De Waal said Hillerman died Thursday at his home in Houston. She said the cause of death has yet to be determined.

Hillerman played stuffy Jonathan Higgins to Tom Selleck’s free-wheeling private detective Thomas Magnum in the hit 1980s series set in Hawaii.

Hillerman also was known for his 1970s roles as arrogant radio show detective Simon Brimmer on the “Ellery Queen” series, and as a difficult boss on “One Day at a Time.”

Hillerman appeared in a number of other series, including “Valerie,” “The Love Boat” and “The Betty White Show.” His film credits include “The Last Picture Show” and “High Plains Drifter.”