First Bowie, now Alan Rickman. What a sad week.
There was much more to actor Alan Rickman than villainy, but his cultured, orotund vocal style and air of venal charm ensured he was often cast as the antagonist.
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A bad week.
My favourite Rickman moments were in Stephen Poliakoff’s, ‘Close My Eyes.’ So much on TV about Harry Potter. I would hate him to be remembered just for that.
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The final image of him that I saw was his naked arse at the end of Gambit 🙂
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There was also Ed Stewart Niall but it appears nobody appeared to notice R.I.P.
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The very man rest his soul – continue to enjoy your posts, I am living my life now mostly at chrisblack2012.com
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RIP, indeed! I was very sad to learn about Mr. Rickman’s passing. Yes, he was excellent when playing a villain, but I loved his turn in Sense and Sensibility. He will be greatly missed.
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