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Another great one goes SAD

That's unfortunate.

Funny, though. I thought she died ten years ago...

you know what i thought she died along time ago to

You're probably thinking of Audrey Hepburn.

Both Hepburns were great. It's the ending of the golden era of cinema.. now we got the trash era.

No, I knew Audrey was already dead. I seriously thought that Katherine was also already dead.

Weird how things work like that.

Spanky The Dolphin wrote:No, I knew Audrey was already dead. I seriously thought that Katherine was also already dead.

Weird how things work like that.

Oddly enough Audrey died ten years ago.

Spanky The Dolphin wrote:That's unfortunate.

Funny, though. I thought she died ten years ago...

My thoughts exactly. I thought she died some time in the 80s.

I believe we've hit another time when we're going to lose a few of our greatest actors. Happens every year now. Katherine lived a long and full life. She was 96. Amazing.

Dalton wrote:You're probably thinking of Audrey Hepburn.

your right i was thinking of audrey hepburn...

Sad to lose another one of the great ones.

Shit!!!!

well give em heck, and act like a lady while doing it, Kate.

*stares vacantly and slack-jawed at monitor*



I'm young.

My grandmother will be 90 this September, and my dad turned 74 this last March.

The fact that I'll turn 36 in October isn't doing me any good, either.

96 was a good run, Katherine Hepburn, and you'll always be young onscreen. Goodnight, you were a hell of a lady.

She will be missed.

Trytostaydead wrote:now we got the trash era.

Fuck you, the film industry still kicks ass. In fact, I'd go so far as to say it kicks more ass now than it ever has before. Don't give me this "argument from antiquity" fallacy. If you need proof that movies still kick ass, take a look at how many great movies were made in 1999 alone. That was perhaps cinema's greatest year ever.

That's a very sad thing.
I always liked her a great deal.
African Queen is a classic...

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Robert Treder wrote:She will be missed.

Trytostaydead wrote:now we got the trash era.

Fuck you, the film industry still kicks ass. In fact, I'd go so far as to say it kicks more ass now than it ever has before. Don't give me this "argument from antiquity" fallacy. If you need proof that movies still kick ass, take a look at how many great movies were made in 1999 alone. That was perhaps cinema's greatest year ever.

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*searches*
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*still searching*
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nope, don't find any relevant ones

All we need now is for Bob Hope to die, but at this current rate, the old codger will live for another century

*sad*

but - having read this thread - not one Janeway reference?

Going to miss her. She was great in Rooster Cogburn with The Duke.

Jawawithagun wrote:

Robert Treder wrote:She will be missed.

Trytostaydead wrote:now we got the trash era.

Fuck you, the film industry still kicks ass. In fact, I'd go so far as to say it kicks more ass now than it ever has before. Don't give me this "argument from antiquity" fallacy. If you need proof that movies still kick ass, take a look at how many great movies were made in 1999 alone. That was perhaps cinema's greatest year ever.

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*searches*
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*still searching*
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nope, don't find any relevant ones

Really? I guess you forgot about The Talented Mr. Ripley, Election, American Beauty, Star Wars: Episode I, Fight Club, Being John Malkovich, The Matrix, The Sixth Sense, Toy Story 2, The Green Mile, The Straight Story, The Insider, Magnolia, All About My Mother, The Iron Giant, South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut, Fantasia/2000, One Day in September, American Movie: The Making of Northwestern, Genghis Blues, My Best Fiend, Topsy Turvy...
I guess you forgot about those.

Hepburn was just from a different era of Cinema, that's all. Not better, not worse, just different.