Subject: Celebrity Deaths ...
Posted by: callie_ross
Date: Aug 06 07
Have you ever cried over the death of someone famous? I know I have, silly as it may sound. I'll never forget the day Kurt Cobain died. I heard it on the tv, and just froze and I felt stunned at first. I was shocked and then I cried like a big baby! I am a huge fan of Kurt's, and his music means alot to me, so naturally I was saddened by his death. Also, when George Harrison died, I was pretty torn up. I didn't even know he had been ill, and I loved him so! What celebrity deaths have you cried over? You can list more than one if you would like!
Posted by: callie_ross
Date: Aug 06 07
Have you ever cried over the death of someone famous? I know I have, silly as it may sound. I'll never forget the day Kurt Cobain died. I heard it on the tv, and just froze and I felt stunned at first. I was shocked and then I cried like a big baby! I am a huge fan of Kurt's, and his music means alot to me, so naturally I was saddened by his death. Also, when George Harrison died, I was pretty torn up. I didn't even know he had been ill, and I loved him so! What celebrity deaths have you cried over? You can list more than one if you would like!
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hippo22 
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i never cried but was sad when john lennon passed Reply #201. Apr 23 09, 2:32 PM |
agent-spears
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o my god heath ledger! it could make me cry to write this, but seriously out of all people, why did it have to be him? he was just really stressed about the dark knight and a stupid sleeping pill killed him Reply #202. May 12 09, 3:44 PM |
terbear528
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John Lennon (mainly because I knew that for sure was the end of the Beatles). Heath Ledger and River Phoenix (What a waste) Princess Diana and John F Kennedy Jr Reply #203. May 31 09, 9:58 PM |
| sad-woman
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Top of the list was John Lennon. I am such a huge fan of the Beatles and the way his life was cut short was so tragic. The man had faults, but peace and unity was what he strived to achieve. Second my favourite actor, David Niven, when he died of Lou Gehrig's disease. Like many other players I am also saddened by young lives ending, sometimes needlessly. Reply #204. Jun 01 09, 2:07 PM |
mjws1968
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Recent notable deaths include David Carradine, in very suspicious circumstances according to rumour. He will be remembered for his starring role in the 70s series Kung Fu, and his mesmerising performances in the Kill Bill films. Also recently passed is novelist David Eddings, best remembered for his fantasy noves, the Belgariad, Malloreon and Tamuli being the best known of his serials. He reinvigorated the high fantasy genre and will be sadly missed. Reply #205. Jun 07 09, 6:26 AM |
| dj168
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Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett in the same day. Reply #206. Jun 25 09, 11:34 PM |
bionic4ever
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Two of my childhood icons lost in the same day...I cried today. Reply #207. Jun 25 09, 11:47 PM |
jbooker8
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For me and maybe this is the wrong room, but when Dale Earnhardt Sr. died was one of the worst daus I can remember. Reply #208. Jun 26 09, 5:32 PM |
| dj168
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Billy Mays, the enthusiastic bearded salesman for products such as Oxiclean past away.. Reply #209. Jun 28 09, 5:32 PM |
MagicMan888
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Impressionist Fred Travalena dies at 66. Gale Storm, 1950s Sitcom Star, Dies at 87 Reply #210. Jun 29 09, 2:26 PM |
| MagicMan888
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Michael J. and Farrah---love you both! Reply #211. Jun 29 09, 2:27 PM |
Cymruambyth
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Karl Malden died today at the age of 97. I remember him in two of his best roles - as Father Barry in 'On the Waterfront' and as Mitch in 'A Streetcar Named Desire'. Great actor. RIP, Mr. Malden. Reply #212. Jul 02 09, 9:36 AM |
| bubbafudd
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i thought Karls roll as Gen.Bradly in the movie Patton was his best ever Reply #213. Jul 02 09, 9:46 AM |
uc0nnfan92
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Billy Mays, wasn't alive for Elvis's death but still i probably would've cried if i had been. Reply #214. Jul 08 09, 5:52 PM |
| uc0nnfan92
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also River Phoenix and Heath Ledger Reply #215. Jul 08 09, 5:53 PM |
| dj168
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Frank McCourt the author of the brilliant book Angelas Ashes and movie passed away at the age of 78. The autobiography of his childhood was really touching and sad. The movie was great too! Reply #216. Jul 19 09, 11:20 PM |
| anabanana2015
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Actually, no! I guess i had never even thought about it! Reply #217. Jul 26 09, 6:57 PM |
| Cymruambyth
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I was watching a 'M*A*S*H' re-run this afternoon and it was the episode in which a very young Patrick Swayze has leukaemia and I thought "How ironic is that?" Swayze, as we know, has pancreatic cancer and despite radical treatment it is spreading. Reply #218. Aug 04 09, 10:36 PM |
buffyUK
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Oliver Reed, i've been a fan of his since i was teenager, i even wrote to his home, Broomhill in Surrey . i recived a reply from his brother, saying oliver reed was away filming The Three Musketeers, he also sent me a autographed photo from my favorate Reed movie The Trap,i've still got the hand written letter and photo:) Reply #219. Aug 06 09, 2:07 PM |
maryjdonohoe57
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The ones that upset me the most are those that die before their time, I often wonder how far could they have gone if they had lived, but being a celebrity is a hard life, and full of pressure. A few that I feel fit this are Elvis, Farrah, Michael Jackson, Freddie Prinze, 2 of the Beatles and many Rock Stars. Reply #220. Aug 12 09, 11:15 PM |
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