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A good actor. I remember some of those roles. Farewell sir!

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Many people might say "who", which is a shame. He filled his roles very well, and always managed to fit his character remarkably well.

He shall be missed.

Have gun,
Will (no longer) travel


R.I.P. Jack Palance

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He DID make you believe his characters.

I liked him on the screen and off.

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Oh man...

Rest easy Mr. Palance.

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Go then, there are other worlds than these

Another sad loss of a very special actor. RIP Jack Palance.

He was cool........ R. I. P

I LOVED him on "Ripley's Believe It Or Not"! Jack was awesome in that TV program. But my favorite roles are of course "City Slickers" and "Batman"<---(I watched that 2 days ago for the 17,823,461,583,245th time.) I loved the crusty old guy.

So to quote a line from "Batman"......


......"Thank you, Gentleman, that's all. That's all, Gentleman, thank you."

Not just any actor, the man was a star when it really meant something.

Have a good rest, Mr Palance.

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That's really sad to hear. I remember seeing him in "Shane" on TV when I was a little kid, probably five or six years old. Something about him scared the hell out of me at the time. We lived out on a farm and I was certain for about a week or two that he was hiding out in one of our barns and would come out and get me when I went out to give sugar to the horses. It's a memory that I had sort of let slide until I saw "City Slickers" and when it hit me I broke out laughing in the theater. That really is sad news to hear of his passing.

This article both informed and touched me...

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/artic...eed=rss.bayarea

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