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| Miguel Ferrer was also in Star Trek III: The Search For Spock. His autograph card was RA's A40 binder exclusive in the 2007 Complete Star Trek Movies set.
Additionally he was George Clooney's first cousin.
I always thought he was a really good actor, but he only starred in a few low budget films. Then he got pushed into character actor roles, probably because he wasn't the typical leading man type. He still had a long career in films and TV. Sorry to hear of his passing, he was only 61. |
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| Sad news for sure. Here's his collectible postcard from the 2007 Twin Peaks Gold Box DVD set:  He will be appearing in the "Twin Peaks" revival series on Showtime beginning in May.
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| Mary Tyler Moore passed away today at the age of 80. She was truly a TV legend, both in front and behind the scenes with her production company.
I can't provide a scan, but she did have one certified autograph card in the Press Pass Essential Elvis set of 2012.
RIP Mary. |
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| Big shock, word that Bill Paxton just passed away at 61, complications from heart surgery.
This was a very good actor and nice guy. He had a couple of autograph cards in the last few years. You can find him in Agents of SHIELD and in the UD Alien Anthology sets.
He was also a writer and director. Apart from his better known films, try one called Frailty if you haven't seen. He is the star, but also was the director and a young Mathew McConaughey is in it too. A very strange little movie with a big twist that is a hidden gem.
Also Paxton went to the Aliens reunions and is a big part of those videos available on u-tube. He seemed to be enjoying himself a lot. RIP Mr. Paxton. |
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| Yes, he was memorable in his parts. I thought of "True Lies" first and you're right about "Frailty." Good movie. quote: Originally posted by Raven:
Big shock, word that Bill Paxton just passed away at 61, complications from heart surgery.
This was a very good actor and nice guy. He had a couple of autograph cards in the last few years. You can find him in Agents of SHIELD and in the UD Alien Anthology sets.
He was also a writer and director. Apart from his better known films, try one called Frailty if you haven't seen. He is the star, but also was the director and a young Mathew McConaughey is in it too. A very strange little movie with a big twist that is a hidden gem.
Also Paxton went to the Aliens reunions and is a big part of those videos available on u-tube. He seemed to be enjoying himself a lot. RIP Mr. Paxton.
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