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Bill Mullins
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Movie producer Charles Gordon died on Nov 1.



Comedian Norm Crosby died Nov 7.



Alex Trebek was mentioned in the other thread; here's a card:

 
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I remember Norm Crosby. He was a comedian and talk show and game show regular in the 70's. His popular act was all about playing with malapropisms, using the wrong word in place of a similar-sounding word. He was a hit with linguists. That's for sure. It must've been tough developing material for a routine on a regular basis.

I was just talking about him with my mom yesterday and a friend and I talked about him last year. His style of comedy was unique. I'm sorry he's no longer with us.

Jess
 
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Rest in peace, Joe Ruby, of the famed Ruby-Spears animation studio that began with Hanna-Barbera in the 1960's where Ruby co-created the iconic animated character (and popular non-sports card subject) Scooby-Doo. As HB faded with the 1970's, Ruby-Spears went out on their own and made numerous well-remembered (by me, anyway) 1980's animated series like Thundarr The Barbarian, Mr. T, Alvin & The Chipmunks, and Fangface.

In addition to Scoob and the gang, Ruby also co-created Dynomutt.



Sadly "bumping" this post as Ken Spears, the partner of Joe Ruby has also passed away, reforming the Ruby-Spears team in the afterlife. Mr. Spears passed away on November 6th at the age of 82, so a little over two months after his long-time production partner.

Thank you, gentlemen, for the countless fond childhood memories you provided generations of kids, myself certainly included, who grew up with your cartoons.

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Bill Mullins
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The Chinese Coronavirus got another: Philip Voss, age 84, on Nov. 13.



 
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Bill Mullins
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As mentioned on the other thread, Herb Solow has passed away

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Bill Mullins
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Former Mayor of NYC, David Dinkins, is no longer with us.

 
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Bill Mullins
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David Prowse, age 85, has passed away. He helped create what may be the most iconic film villian ever.





 
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The BBC have posted two nice pieces about Dave Prowse:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/ent...inment-arts-55117704

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-55121622

2020 just keep's getting worse Frown I'm going to be really pleased to wave this year goodbye .
 
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I like his Frankenstein Hammer Horror stuff much better. We get to see his face.
 
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Bill Mullins
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Actor Warren Berlinger died yesterday.

 
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Ben Bova, 88, one of my favorite authors.
 
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Bill Mullins
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David Lander, best known for playing "Squiggy" in Laverne and Shirley, has died at age 73. His later career was mostly voice work, including "Smart ***/Wiseguy" in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, possibly because multiple sclerosis limited his movement. He had a second career as a minor league baseball scout.



 
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Bill Mullins
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RIP Chuck Yeager, age 97. I don't care how badass you are, you are not Chuck Yeager badass. Ace in a day, French Resistance in WW2, 127 combat missions in Viet Nam, trainer of Apollo astronauts, Indy 500 pace car driver.

 
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...first breaker of the sound barrier too. Very brave man. A true hero.
 
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I agree with you guys. Between his service in WWII and Vietnam he was a test pilot flying experimental aircraft to determine their flaws and without an ejection seat. If God is an astronaut, I hope he has something special for Yeager to try out.

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Bill Mullins
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Fantasy artist Richard Corben, whose work was the inspiration of the "Den" segment in the film Heavy Metal died last week at the age of 80.

 
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Yeah Richard Corben's passing is a real loss. He's been one of my top favorite artists since I was a little kid. A fantastic style that he was able to continue in his final years. His later Edgar Allen Poe stuff for Dark Horse was amazing.

A once in a lifetime artist. There'll never be another like him.
 
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Bill Mullins
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Actor ("Fifth Element") and former WWE star ("Zeus") Tommy "Tiny" Lister has died.

 
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Aw man! Not Deebo!! Pretty nice digging up the crd with him on it.
 
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Former Negro Leagues pitcher and Country Music superstar Charley Pride has passed, age 86. Covid got another.

 
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