What Actor Will You Cry for When They Die?
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Morgan Freeman, Clint Eastwood, Harrison Ford, Liam Neeson, Ian McKellen, a couple others that I don't necessarily remember right now. All of them played a role in my childhood and still manage to be great actors.
Finally someone says one of the very special few.no oneder said:
Leslie Nielsen God bless that great funny man. I dont think i would cry, but dam it will be a bad day for me.
This. Oh god this. A Sci Fi icon.Redlin5 said:
The Canadian who went back to the future... I will cry for him when he dies.
I'll never cry when someone I don't personally know dies. But damn, I'll be very pissed when Tom Waits dies, and this applies since he's also acted, as well as made some of the greatest songs ever written. I'm sure I'll punch asphalt a few times, fire off a few rounds, and drink a bottle of vodka in his honor.
Celebrities are in a position to influence and help shape many people. Some are a societal bastard but there are a lot of artists/entertainers out there that have inspired or have had positive effects on people because their life being so publicized.SimuLord said:Cry? Not a damn one. They're only celebrities, not family members or loved ones or even small animals---look to your left. I cried when Buster died. RIP, little fella.
Also, I strongly believe that many actors have transcended their work into art and I'm sad when society loses great artists.
I cried like a baby when June Carter Cash died, knowing that Johnny would follow shortly after. I then cried like a baby again when he died, and I'll probably cry when more of the entertainers who have left a significant impact on me, die.
Gary Oldman, Liam Neeson, Morgan Freeman, Harrison Ford, David Bowie (he's been in movies!), Alan Rickman, Daniel Day Lewis, Leonardo DiCaprio, and that's all i got for now
While I'm not sure about him having done more for cinema than anyone else (Kurosawa, anybody?), he's definitely done a whole lot more more than most, I will certainly mourn him when he dies. He's one of the greatest living filmmakers and I absolutely love his work. He has directed over 30 films, and, not a single one has gone over-budget or over-schedule. That is just amazing, and has got to be a record of some sort.Arsen said:
Granted, I'm more of a fan of his work as a director than an actor, but I do think his best films are the ones where he both directs and acts.
Hard to say, since there are a lot of them... so off the top of my head, I'm just gonna say Robin Williams.
