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[Rudi]

He was a great actor, played many roles. Clockwork Orange, Cross of Iron were outstanding. He was Bob Cratchit with George C. Scott in a version of A Christmas Carol, also well done. He was 80. RIP.

 

[Rustyt1953]

Good solid actor. I remember him losing his head in The Omen.

 

[6518John]

I always admired him for carrying an engraved, nickel 1911 on the Titanic in April of 1912! He must have gotten it straight from John Moses Browning!

 

[hberttmank]

He was a great actor, played many roles. Clockwork Orange, Cross of Iron were outstanding. He was Bob Cratchit with George C. Scott in a version of A Christmas Carol, also well done. He was 80. RIP.

He was not in A Clockwork Orange, still he had some good roles over the years.

 

[kaaskop49]

Not another one! A 2nd thread today noted the death of Paul Sorvino at age 83. With so many deaths of performers in recent weeks/months, starting to wonder if people in general have been weakened by the virus. Or perhaps it's simply the prevalence of round-the-clock media coverage of everything and everyone.

Kaaskop49
Shield #5103

 

[Paul in Nevada]

Star Trek V and Star Trek VI! Chancellor Gorkon!

 

[LVSteve]

He played the Alzheimers afflicted father of a Swedish detective in the show "Wallander". His performance was gut wrenching.

He was also great at playing villains, Dillinger/Sark in "Tron", Evil in "The Time Bandits", and the Cardassian torturer Gul Madred in "Star Trek: The Next Generation".

RIP, Sir.

 

[Paul in Nevada]

...and the Cardassian torturer Gul Madred in "Star Trek: The Next Generation"...

Good catch. i missed that one There are four lights!"

 

[Rudi]

He was not in A Clockwork Orange, still he had some good roles over the years.

Man, my movie memory is getting bad. But it was 102 today, and that is very hot for the PNW.