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Actor William Hurt passes away
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Great movie
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Going to have to replace him in the Marvel movies. He’s been in a lot of them.
A lot of classic movies, too many to count, probably most famous for his early 80’s stuff. I remember Altered States, but the one I remember most was Body Heat.
A lot of classic movies, too many to count, probably most famous for his early 80’s stuff. I remember Altered States, but the one I remember most was Body Heat.
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Great actor...RIP
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Just watched Mr Brooks, loved his character named Marshall.
RIP Sir
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Some television trivia, courtesy of IMDB.com:
1977 Kojak's season four 2-part episode, Kojak's Days, starred a diner waitress, who was played by actress Liz Sheridan. It was her first television role. Sheridan would later play Seinfeld's mother, Helen.
The two-parter also featured a snitch, actor Robert Picardo, who tried to manipulate Kojak. It was his first television role. Picardo would go on to play The Doctor on Star Trek: Voyager.
There was a THIRD actor who started his professional career on Kojak in that same particular episode. William Hurt played a parking garage attendant, who had a car stolen that was involved in a murder. I grabbed this screenshot from the episode hosted on Dailymotion:
Needless to say, Hurt ended up with the best acting resume--even better than Kojak's Telly Savalas.
Who loves ya baby?
Rest in peace, Mr. Hurt.
1977 Kojak's season four 2-part episode, Kojak's Days, starred a diner waitress, who was played by actress Liz Sheridan. It was her first television role. Sheridan would later play Seinfeld's mother, Helen.
The two-parter also featured a snitch, actor Robert Picardo, who tried to manipulate Kojak. It was his first television role. Picardo would go on to play The Doctor on Star Trek: Voyager.
There was a THIRD actor who started his professional career on Kojak in that same particular episode. William Hurt played a parking garage attendant, who had a car stolen that was involved in a murder. I grabbed this screenshot from the episode hosted on Dailymotion:
Needless to say, Hurt ended up with the best acting resume--even better than Kojak's Telly Savalas.
Who loves ya baby?
Rest in peace, Mr. Hurt.
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He was excellent in Broadcast News.
