[asmegin]

http://news-briefs.ew.com/2010/11/28/le ... lsen-dies/

[Disaster Area]

Bummer, but he definitely had a good long life.

"and don't call me Shirley"

[last_candle]

Bummer, but he definitely had a good long life.

!


my fave will always be Dracula: Dead and Loving It
HOW MUCH BLOOD CAN SHE HAVE LEFT?!
(I know, it's not even Leslie's line...


I remember back in school (at the age of about 14) when we had plans to watch "The Naked Gun" - and my friend wasn't allowed to go to the cinema because his mother though it would be a porno

[cg138]

"Like a midget at a urinal, I was gonna have to stay on my toes."

RIP, Nielsen.

[Brodd]

Damn, that's sad .
R.I.P

[sabaton]

So their will probably be no Naked Gun 666

[WizardBeast]

yeah this bums me out big time! but 84 isn't so bad, and he was well loved and sure as hell made a great contribution to american cinema!

[Jaimie38]

yeah this bums me out big time! but 84 isn't so bad, and he was well loved and sure as hell made a great contribution to american cinema!

Big Fan of all the Naked Gun,Police Squad etc... And he was Canadian!

[Ktulured55]

That sux.... feel older since the past 2 years tons of famous people I actually know have been dying,..... I remember when I was growing up if someone famous died... I didn't know who they were because they had been famous in the 50's, 60's, 70's, what have you....now, when someone famous dies, I usually know who it is and it kind of feels like a part of my life or childhood has been taken away... but with life, comes death. And that is what is part of the nature of our wonderful genre of music, METAL. You cannot have one without having the other. I propose a toast to all of our idols and influences for those now in life as well as those in death.

[last_candle]

toast

[WizardBeast]

yeah this bums me out big time! but 84 isn't so bad, and he was well loved and sure as hell made a great contribution to american cinema!

Big Fan of all the Naked Gun,Police Squad etc... And he was Canadian!

yes, he was born in Regina Saskatchewan! all the cool people are Canadian.

[Jaimie38]

yeah this bums me out big time! but 84 isn't so bad, and he was well loved and sure as hell made a great contribution to american cinema!

Big Fan of all the Naked Gun,Police Squad etc... And he was Canadian!

yes, he was born in Regina Saskatchewan! all the cool people are Canadian.

Aww Shucks
I think he died when the Saskatchewan Roughriders lost the Grey Cup( Canadian League Football) championship game...

[hodgy]

"I can hold my breathe a very long time!!"

Name that film.
RIP, Enrico Palazzo.

[ShoreSlayer]

yeah this bums me out big time! but 84 isn't so bad, and he was well loved and sure as hell made a great contribution to american cinema!

Big Fan of all the Naked Gun,Police Squad etc... And he was Canadian!

yes, he was born in Regina Saskatchewan! all the cool people are Canadian.

Don't get too carried away with that though. We have more than our share of A-holes and total bitches... I've yet to discover a country, city, culture or group of any kind that has a monopoly on coolness

[Heabymetawhunta]

Don't get too carried away with that though. We have more than our share of A-holes and total bitches... I've yet to discover a country, city, culture or group of any kind that has a monopoly on coolness

on a personal note - ive seen/heard nothing but good things from Japan.

[Psycho]

That sux.... feel older since the past 2 years tons of famous people I actually know have been dying,..... I remember when I was growing up if someone famous died... I didn't know who they were because they had been famous in the 50's, 60's, 70's, what have you....now, when someone famous dies, I usually know who it is and it kind of feels like a part of my life or childhood has been taken away... but with life, comes death. And that is what is part of the nature of our wonderful genre of music, METAL. You cannot have one without having the other. I propose a toast to all of our idols and influences for those now in life as well as those in death.