Paul Newman Dead

[column5]

The actor died at age 83:

 

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=08...;show_article=1

[SayethWhaaaa]

Damn you're quick. I just this second saw that here:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/09/28/2376099.htm

 

That's too bad...

[column5]

Damn you're quick. I just this second saw that here:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/09/28/2376099.htm

 

That's too bad...

 

I just happened upon the story while taking a break at work. :(

[Stick]

Ah man...I remember the first movie I watched of his was the Sting.

All the aunties I knew had a crush on him some point of their lives.

[+pcpilot]

"I'm not mellower, I'm not less angry, I'm not less self-critical, I'm not less tenacious. Maybe the best part is that your liver can't handle those beers at noon anymore," he said.

 

Two of my favorite flicks, Cool Hand Luke and The Sting.

[Signum]

He's been a good actor.

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Edited September 27, 2008 by Signum

[+whiteknight06604]

I lived in the next town over from him(he lived in Weston CT I was in Westport.I met him quite a few times over the years and have to say I never once saw the man sober.That being said he was an excellent actor and did do a lot of charity work.

[+Dave]

Man he was a great actor. One of the greats.

[+NeverEnough]

Also a very talented auto racer. He used to enter SCCA regional races as P. Newman, to avoid being treated like a "movie star". He won his first SCCA national championship driving a Triumph TR6, and then went on to multiple national SCCA championships driving for Datsun (now Nissan) in 510 sedans and 240Z's. Lots of people at the top levels of auto racing felt that he could have been a world class driving talent, if he hadn't waited until most other competitive drivers were considering retirement before he started his racing career.

 

He was a very unique individual. We are all diminished...

[Nesher]

i don't think i ever saw one of his movies (kinda young compared to you guys)

but my father heard about it on the news and was very upset

and cancer.. this damn thing kills too many people

hope he died calmly and without any pain..

 

RIP.

Edited September 27, 2008 by Nesher

[column5]

i don't think i ever saw one of his movies (kinda young compared to you guys)

but my father heard about it on the news and was very upset

and cancer.. this damn thing kills too many people

hope he died calmly and without any pain..

 

RIP.

 

If you have never seen him, go rent Exodus:

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0053804/

 

I think you will like it.

[+Fates]

Acting.....

 

His contributions to the Racing Community are incredible. And lets not forget Salad Dressing.

[ONETINSOLDIER]

Ya know, all our lives we wonder about that step we all will take alone, and how far the spirit travels on the journey, and if there really is a "heaven",and that thought chills me to the bone.

Now, he knows the great unknown.

R.I.P.

[Fubar512]

And lets not forget Salad Dressing.

 

Or, spaghetti sauce....

[Mannie]

One of my favorite actors. :(

 

RIP!!!

[ironroad]

The man lived a full life and stayed in great shape up until the end.

 

Slap Shot and Cool Hand Luke...two of the greatest movies ever. God rest his soul

Edited September 27, 2008 by ironroad

[+allenjb42]

One of the best.

[sparkomatic]

He did a lot besides acting as well...

[gbnavy61]

Slap Shot and Cool Hand Luke...two of the greatest movies ever. God rest his soul

 

Ditto.

[MiGMasher]

Sad:(

 

He did have a great run though. A great man and a great talent!

 

Everytime we lose one of these greats I feel the world is becoming more alien to me for some reason. I started feeling like this when Deborah Kerr died last year (her b'day Sept 30 coming up as well as the 1st anniversary of her death), and then we lost Chuck Heston as well, and others...

 

RIP!

[Muesli]

Damn!

 

It's the actor my mom would trade my dad for (in his best years).

Another icon passed away.