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  • #141425
    FoxyRoxxy
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      RIP

      Robin Williams

      I Remember you  from Mork  TV series  Mork & Mindy  as a teenager  this is when  I discovered you.
      You where a wonderful  actor and comedian with  great talent  you gave us so much of your
      heart  to charity work as well . Thank you for
      bringing laughter into many  hearts . You help so many  how
      you touched many hears you are greatly  going to be missed
      You where a Beautiful  Person a one of a kind  with a  big heart of gold that touched so many around the world.

      May you  Rest in  peace  know. You will stay with us in our hearts and  keep you in our memories…

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      #141426
      Lover
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        Your friends may welcome you “Nano-Nano”. Are you back on Ork now? “Mork and Mindy” was one of my first tv series I watched and I remember I was crying because of laughter. You made me laughing again and again and I used your Tootsie-role for an idea on stage too.
        Your variety was unique. No matter if comedy, drama, thriller… you always were one with your role and authentic.

        If it's true, you shared the same fate with many other great artists – depression. I hope you're free now.

        RIP Robin

        #141427
        Momma_andrea
        Participant

          I will never understand suicide. I loved Robin Williams since Mork and Mindy. I loved his first steps into more serious roles (“The World According to Garp”) but now my sadness is coupled with a humongous “WHY!?” 

          Why Robin? What pressed upon you to make that seem the only option, the only out?

          -From Robin Williams 1979
          There was an old, crazy dude who used to live a long time ago. His name was Lord Buckley. And he said, a long time ago, he said, “People–they're kinda like flowers, and it's been a privilege walking in your garden.” My love goes with you.

          #141428
          hukk
          Participant

            This is jaw droping to say the least.

            First news I've heard of it, and I am just now scrambling to catch up on this apparent breaking news. I shake my head in disbelief, amazed that Robin Williams – a person beloved for bringing laughter and joy to millions- gave in to suicide, presumably after going through episodes of deep depression. I guess even a person like Robin Williams is not immune to it.

            As a kid I sang aloud your song “Friend like me” from the animated movie Aladdin over and over, until the lyrics were etched inside my head (forever) . If or when I have a kid, I'll make sure to show this classic movie to my child. No doubt he/she will be a fan of it.

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            #141429
            hentaiboy69
            Participant

              yes….that's a news i wasn't able to belive at the begin, but now i know it's true….what a big loss for the cinema! He was brilliant, an excellent actor and we can't forget about the movies he make.

              R.I.P. ….. and make heaven a most happy place!

              #141430
              Bear
              Participant

                very sad news…

                “I used to think that the worst thing in life was to end up all alone. It’s not. The worst thing in life is ending up with people who make you feel all alone.”

                – Robin Williams as Lance Clayton in World’s Greatest Dad (2009)

                I hope you find your peace Robin…God bless you far all the joy you did bring to this world/

                #141431
                Peeka
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                  You're only given one little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it.
                  Robin Williams

                  I guess this living Peter Pan finally lost his illusions about our grown ups world.

                  Makes me very sad people like him who make us laugh and feel so much can end like this. The less selfish you are, the less you get.

                  Well he is now flying in a place where joy has it's place again…

                  RIP Robin!

                  #141432
                  Marilyn
                  Participant

                    OH  ??? … Still in shock.

                    Really sad news… He was an amazing actor. He will be missed.

                    God bless your soul

                    R.I.P.

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                    +1 from Jingy

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                    CARPE DIEM!

                    #141433
                    HisGirlOnly
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                      He has lost his battle with depression… as real as any disease.

                      You have given joy to so many but couldn't find it yourself
                      I hope finally you have
                      RIP Robin

                      #141434
                      tangoracer
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                        R.I.P Robin Willams

                        The world has lost one of the funniest men that ever lived. His voice will always be remembered and his legend will never die

                        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuk8AOjGURE      GOOOOOD  MORRRRRNNNNNING  VIETNAMMMMMMM

                        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qM-gZintWDc        Good Will Hunting

                        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAp8j4c2LGs         Mrs. Doubtfire

                        #7137
                        Covems
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                          R.I.P. Lauren Bacall

                          We’ve lost another
                          While she won’t get nearly the media coverage of Robin Williams or Phillip Seymour Hoffman

                          (CNN) — Actress Lauren Bacall, the husky-voiced Hollywood icon known for her sultry sensuality, died Tuesday. She was 89.

                          Robbert de Klerk, co-managing partner of the Humphrey Bogart Estate, said Bacall died in New York.

                          She was anointed a legend during her lifetime by the American Film Institute, but she wasn’t fond of that, she told CNN’s Larry King in an interview in 2005.

                          “I don’t like the category. And to begin with, to me, a legend is something that is not on the Earth, that is dead,” she said.

                          Legends were part of the past, and Bacall preferred the present.

                          But her international fame began before the backdrop of World War II, in 1944 with her first film, “To Have and Have Not,” which she made with future husband Humphrey Bogart.

                          They married in 1945, had two children and went on to make more films together, including “The Big Sleep” (1946), “Dark Passage” (1947) and “Key Largo” (1948). Bogart died in 1957.

                          “He was an extraordinary, extraordinary man. I mean, I’ve been extremely lucky. God, I have no complaints at all,” Bacall said of her late husband during a 2005 interview with CNN’s Larry King.

                          Bacall’s grandson said he got a call early Tuesday from his father.

                          “She apparently had a stroke. A pretty massive stroke. That’s what happened,” said Jamie Bogart, who last saw Bacall over the holidays.

                          “She was, you can say she was a tough personality. She wanted the best and if you weren’t doing the best she let you know about it. She was a great person. Catch her on a bad day it could be interesting. She was a good grandma. She was lucky to have a pretty unique life,” he said.

                          A marriage to Jason Robards, which produced another child, actor Sam Robards, ended in divorce. Bacall was engaged to Frank Sinatra, briefly, between marriages.

                          Friend Dick Cavett, a former TV talk show host, said he and his wife were in a cab just 36 hours before the death was announced, driving by where Bacall lived and wondering aloud how she was doing.

                          “Her presence was tangible,” Cavett said. “There was no nonsense, no affectation. She wasn’t tough. But she could play tough.”

                          Cavett added: “She just was what a lot of young women would like to be. Someone that can’t be pushed around. Someone that could tell you where to head in … with a colorful, vile vocabulary if she needed to fall back on it.”

                          Bacall’s confident, smoldering expression — the down-turned face and up-turned eyes — earned her the nickname: The Look.

                          Ironically, the young woman originally struck the pose because she felt insecure.

                          “I mean, that was what started the look — was nerves — just trying to keep my head steady,” Bacall once said.

                          Bacall won two Tony Awards and an honorary Oscar; she was nominated for three Emmy Awards.

                          During the interview with King, Bacall said working on stage was her original dream.

                          “When the curtain goes up, [the stage is] ours. It’s ours to project what the playwright wants to say to an audience, what to convey and to get a response from the audience immediately.

                          “Movies are great fun and wonderful when they’re good. But you never get to see them till six months after they’re finished.

                          “So you never get a sense of whether they’re really well liked or how good they are. And you don’t really know what the finished product is going to be like, because it’s a director’s medium.”

                          Bacall was discovered by the wife of American film director Howard Hawks after she appeared on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar. As a lanky teen, she modeled to earn extra money.

                          Hawks later gave Bacall, who was born Betty Joan Perske, the name Lauren. Her last name, Bacall, came from her mother’s maiden name.

                          Her first autobiography, “Lauren Bacall: By Myself,” won the National Book Award in 1980. “By Myself and Then Some,” her updated autobiography, was published in 2005.

                          #141445
                          jingerbird
                          Participant

                            Another legend of the Silver Screen gone. A great actress and a beautiful woman.

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                            #141446
                            Marilyn
                            Participant

                              R.I.P. Lauren Bacall

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                              #141447
                              FoxyRoxxy
                              Participant

                                RIP

                                Lauren Bacall

                                I don't know to much  on her but the name is a mega star diva .
                                I do love her look and style . The Classic look is so beautiful.

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                                Glamour  she looks like a Bond Girl

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                                #141448
                                hukk
                                Participant

                                  She looked like a knock, out back in the day. Here's to you Lauren Bacall.

                                  RIP

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