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Lovely man, very talented, humble and true Gentleman.
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Dickie had a good innings.
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Is this the hoax again?
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Brighton rock..the boy dun good..i m o
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r.i.p dickie a true chelsea fan
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Bbc reporting it as real
Rip |
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No hoax this time. Deepest respect.
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90 years of age. Good innings for a good man RIP.
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Always thought the parents must have been very satisfied how both boys turned out.
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Great actor/director and as dewey said he seemed a very humble and modest chap.
Another one from The Great Escape gone. RIP |
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the great escape
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was brilliant as christie in 10 rillington place
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Great as Kriss Kringle
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He was, quite chilling.
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kenny......its called acting
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kenny........he was such a fine actor.........as you say chilling
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wonderful father chistmas tooo
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Indeed, cardiff. He was brilliant in Brighton Rock.
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Just Dispersal, The Mole and one of thr Tunnel Kings left from The Great Escape now.
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well it was made 51 years ago ken
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aye, before my time Tel.
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sure and mine too
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John Leyton, aka The Tunnell Kingis still doing the clubs. This not so long since.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y91Ki8xjVwA |
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In 2014 John continues to tour with his band The Flames, Featuring John James on Guitar, Ray Royal on drums, and Dale Corcoran on Bass Guitar.
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"r.i.p dickie a true chelsea fan"
At least he'll be spared their humilation by the mighty Arsenal this year. |
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Directed one of my favourite fillums...Cry Freedom
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RIP ,one of the all time greats.
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RIP Dickie, directed one of my all time favourite films, "Shadowlands", and made a beautiful job of it
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Also did a lot of very hard work for charity, a very generous man with his time
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RIP Richard Attenborough
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Great actor and director.
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Here we go again.
Over the top praise again simply because he was famous. I thought the Today programme on Radio 4 is supposed to be a news programme. It was more like the David Attenborough show this morning. Okay he was a great guy but I'm sick of hearing about him already. At the end of the day he was simply a very ordinary actor and a film director who earned himself a fortune from it. You'd think these kinds of people had worked for nothing the way they go on about them after they're dead. |
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you really are a turd aren't you crippen, stfu you tool
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I had a vague connection......I did up his parents house for the new owners late 60s............I was also 1 of 8 of us looking after the West Pier Brighton till it broke land...............He paid for 1 side of the rear landing to be re-wooded out of his own pocket as he could not believe that it would be let to go to ruin..............
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Great actor.
2 great films come to mind straight away... 10 Rillington Place Seance on a Wet Afternoon |
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Mister Badger,
Whatever I may be I don't come on here simply to be rude to other posters over their comments. What would you call someone like yourself who does that? |
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Crippen
I don't come on here simply to be rude to other posters over their comments either, so your question is meaningless. Your previous post on this thread was uncalled for and inappropriate imo, and my comment to you was based on other similarly nasty and spiteful posts you have made on other threads. Still, as you're a Christian I'm sure you can find it within yourself to forgive me. I hope that clears things up you clown. |
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Really felt for him when he lost his daughter and granddaughter in the Boxing Day Tsunami.
I will look out for his films that are sure to be in the TV schedules in the coming weeks. I've not seen many of them  RIP Richard Attenborough |
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When he was asked why he called everybody 'darling' he said 'I can't remember all their names.'
 I can't see how people go OTT on his performance as Pinky in Brighton Rock. When I was that age, 17, he wouldn't have lasted 5 minutes against me. Never seen Gandhi, not my type of film, also not a fan of Ben Kingsley. I think his brother's 'Life on Earth' and other documentaries were far better than Dickie's films. Nonetheless, a staunch Labour man, and if that gets up oil slick Cameron's nose, that's okay by me. R.I.P. |
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r.i.p
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