Kirk Douglas Dies At 103
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Rey C.
Racing is life... anything else is just waiting.
Well, same here. I also thought that he was already dead.
I watch a lot of old movies and TV shows on MeTV (best darn channel in the world for non-snowflake type people, IMO). There's hardly a movie or an episode of an old show that comes on that I don't whip out my iPad to see which of the stars or major players is alive or dead. Unfortunately, and increasingly, the discovery is usually not a happy one.
R.I.P., Kirk.
I watch a lot of old movies and TV shows on MeTV (best darn channel in the world for non-snowflake type people, IMO). There's hardly a movie or an episode of an old show that comes on that I don't whip out my iPad to see which of the stars or major players is alive or dead. Unfortunately, and increasingly, the discovery is usually not a happy one.
R.I.P., Kirk.
meesterperfect
Hiliary 2020
I do that too. In the past 10 years most of all the old timers have died. Most of the stars of the 50's and 60's are gone now.
Olivia de Havilland, an A Lister from the 30's and mainly 40's is still alive. She's 103.
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John_8581
FreeOnes Lifetime Member
Kirk Douglas was a great actor. So multi-talented. 
He had a great and long life. And he was able to recover from that tragic stroke. He did speak eloquently after it. He did make the movie Diamonds with Dan Aykroyd and Corbin Allred where he's in physical therapy learning to speak again.
Rest in Peace. :angels:
He had a great and long life. And he was able to recover from that tragic stroke. He did speak eloquently after it. He did make the movie Diamonds with Dan Aykroyd and Corbin Allred where he's in physical therapy learning to speak again.
Rest in Peace. :angels:
Little Red Wagon Repairman
Girls Can't Wrestle
I remember Kirk Douglas from The Fury and Saturn 3. RIP.
