My big memory of Robert Culp is from I Spy.
I found the following on YouTube, which I thought was pretty good -
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[/extendedmedia]It's one of several parts, which can all be viewed at YT.
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General "RIP" announcements that might be of interest
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Stop the Presses! We have another loss. Singer Johnny Maestro has died at age 70 of cancer. Maestro was the lead singer of The Crests back in the 50's and had the hit songs, 16 Candles, Trouble In Paradise, The Angels Listened In and, Step By Step. He later fronted a group, The Brooklyn Bridge and had the hit, The Worst That Could Happen.
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'Coots' Matthews, famed oil well firefighter, dies
The Associated Press
Posted: 04/01/2010 05:05:32 PM MDTHOUSTON—Edward "Coots" Matthews, a famed oil well firefighter and part of a trio who inspired the 1968 movie "Hellfighters" starring John Wayne, has died. He was 86. Matthews and Asger "Boots" Hansen co-founded Houston-based Boots & Coots International Well Control Inc. in 1978, after a 20-year career fighting oil well fires alongside counterpart—and later rival—Red Adair. Boots & Coots said Matthews died Wednesday.
"We owe a tremendous debt to Mr. Matthews for the vision he and Boots Hansen shared when they formed this company and the culture they developed that helped the company endure the hard times as well as the good," Jerry Winchester, the company's president and CEO, said in a statement Thursday. "His imprint on this industry will live forever."
Matthews began his career with Halliburton in 1947 after serving as a U.S. Air Force tail gunner on a B-17 during World War II.
Matthews and Hansen then joined forces with Adair, fighting some of the best known oil well flares, including the "Devil's Cigarette Lighter" in Algeria in 1961. The geyser was so great, astronaut John Glenn reported seeing it from space as he passed over the Algerian desert.
After Iraq's 1991 invasion of Kuwait, Matthews was again called to service, flying to the Persian Gulf to help extinguish some 700 fires in Kuwaiti oil fields.
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John Forsythe, 92, a debonair actor who became one of the most recognizable faces and voices on television through such long-running series as "Dynasty" and "Bachelor Father" and the wildlife show "The World of Survival," died April 1 at his home in Santa Ynez, Calif. He had complications from pneumonia.
Mr. Forsythe was also an unseen star on the detective drama "Charlie's Angels." He provided the wry baritone voice of millionaire Charles Townsend, who gives instructions via intercom to his three gorgeous police academy "Angels."
An unflashy performer, he spent much of his early career portraying decent, often paternal characters on stage and screen. -
I remember him.
Thanks for posting Kevin.
R.I.P. John -
I remember John Forsythe from the movie In Cold Blood
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Another one gone RI John
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Ringo, William Prince was Pills, the pharmacist mate, who had to perform the surgery on Robert Hutton. John Forsythe was the radioman, Sparks.
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A real hero. John H Lauten at 96 years of age.
A army officer in WWII with the First Infantry Division.
As a Army Captain he helped plan both the invasion of Sicily and the Normandy invasion for which he was awarded the silver star for heroism.
THANK YOU FOR SERVING MR. LAUTEN. RIP.
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Another member of the dynasty clan Christopher Casanove died yesterday aged 64 he played Ben Carrington John Forsythes brother in the soap
Rip
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A real hero. John H Lauten at 96 years of age.
A army officer in WWII with the First Infantry Division.
As a Army Captain he helped plan both the invasion of Sicily and the Normandy invasion for which he was awarded the silver star for heroism.
THANK YOU FOR SERVING MR. LAUTEN. RIP.
Hi Bill, thanks for this sad news. If you dont mind? im going to post it on the WWII forums im a member of. Those guys will be interested in knowing about this Vet. May he Rest in Peace. -
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Another mwmber of the dynastyt clan Christopher Casanove died yesterday aged 64 he played Ben Carrington John Forsythes brother in the soap
Rip
Arthur
May he Rest in Peace. I remember his name but dont remember what he looked like. -
May he Rest in Peace. I remember his name but dont remember what he looked like.
Carl, perhaps this will jog the memory
R.I.P. Christopher
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Hi Keith, thanks much for a pic of him. I do recall him a bit now.
More sad news on the WWII Vets front. Morris Jeppson-who was a crewman on: the Enola Gay, and who helped arm the bomb dropped on Hiroshima, passed into history on March 30th-while suffering from an illness at a hospital in Las Vegas.
With his passing, this leaves only Dutch Van Kirk, as the only living member of the Enola Gays crew. Thankfully, he is still in excellent health. -
Former actress Dorothy Provine has passed away from complications of emphesyma, she was 75. She was in two tv series, The Alaskans and The Roaring Twenties, both WB productions in the late 50's-early 60's. She also co-starred in The Great Race, It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, Good Neighbor Sam, Who's Minding The Mint, Never A Dull Moment, That Darn Cat and, guested on may tv shows over those years. She left show business in the late 70's when she married director Robert Day.
Always thought she was pretty hot back then and I think she never looked better in her best role from Mad World. -
Former actress Dorothy Provine has passed away
Always thought she was pretty hot back thenShe sure was, and just to remind us
Rest In Peace Dorothy
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