Peter Falk has died, age 83.
Best known of course as TV's "Columbo," I also think of him in "The Great Race," as Jack Lemmon repeatedly told him to "push the button, Max," usually with resulting ill effects.
R.I.P.
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Peter Falk has died, age 83.
Best known of course as TV's "Columbo," I also think of him in "The Great Race," as Jack Lemmon repeatedly told him to "push the button, Max," usually with resulting ill effects.
R.I.P.
One of my favorite movies of all time: Serpentine, Shell! Serpentine!
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"Oh sir, there's just one more thing..."
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RIP.
I loved his Columbo characterization so much that I had trouble accepting him in other roles. That was my fault, though. R.I.P.
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This is how I first knew him, Columbo reruns came latter. Either way he was great fun to watch.
I use to try to stay up late and watch Colombo reruns after the late news on the CBS station.
Here's a story on Jerry Lewis. Looks like he is too ill to perform:
http://blog.zap2it.com/pop2it/2011/0...australia.html
I liked Colombo but my favorite role of his was Sam Diamond in Murder by Death.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spitball
Sam Diamond: Shut up, all of ya's. Nobody move!
Dick Charleston: What is it?
Sam Diamond: I have to go to the can again. I don't wanna miss nothin.
:D
Yes, that was an awesome movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by SunDeck
He wasn't the star, but my favorite movie he was in was The Great Race with Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon
and Natalie Wood :luvu: as Maggie Dubois. All four of those stars are now gone, alas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raisor
Great and under-rated actor, RIP.
Along with Annette Funicello, they formulated my ideal of a woman.Quote:
Originally Posted by RedsBaron
Then came Maude. :eek::laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spitball
Yikes! How did you know? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by RBA