Nice bloke Roger Moore, opened our shop for us (March The Tailors) in Bowers Fold, Doncaster in the 60's. Must have been hard up for a quid at the time but he pulled the crowds in.
Sir Christopher Lee was also a war time hero, working alongside the SAS then recruited to the SOE, quite a fruitful and varied military career even including a detachment to the Ghurkas. He never spoke about his time with the SAS, infact there is story somewhere that an interviewer brought his military career up during an interview, Lee asked if the interviewer "could keep a secret", to which the interviewer said they could, Lees response was classic as he replied "so can I". Stage wise, aside from acting Sir Lee was also an opera singer too. Quite a talented chap really.
One of the most iconic movie composers, James Horner, died in a plane crash yesterday at the age of 61. Did many iconic films, such as Aliens, Apollo 13, Titanic, Avatar, A Beautiful Mind, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Braveheart, Field of Dreams, An American Tail, The Rocketeer among countless others, winning 2 Oscars. RIP.
I used to love The New Avengers. RIP Steed. http://www.itv.com/news/story/2015-06-25/actor-patrick-macnee-dies-aged-93/
He was the ultimate Mr Smooth who made a bowler hat look stylish; and if you've gotta go, 93 isn't a bad age. RIP
as a kid i kinda liked the song Kinky boots , dunno why but his leather bound side kicks were foxy was it emma peel she was milf before milf was even a word --- not the one out of ab fab
Kinky Boots was Honor Blackman, but the best Avenger was Diana Rigg. The name Emma Peel was clever, it was actually derived from M-Appeal(or Man-Appeal).
We went to Hulk Hogans shop in Clearwater the other week and apart from John Cena, who my grandson copies, I didn't know anyone from today's wrestlers, I nearly bought a signed Bushwhackers tee shirt but it was too small for me, he must be skint (Hulk ) because he's flogging off his belts signed pics clothing all sorts, big money mind.
Wrestling always had a high mortality rate, mostly due to steroid abuse, Davey Boy Smith the British Bulldog was a shock. http://www.deadwrestlers.net/under50.html
One of THE great rock bass players. RIP big feller. The opening 2 minutes and 38 seconds are as good as it gets, culminating in a couple of marvellous bass runs from Squire.