Enciklopedija mrtvih

[Cornelius]

toliko nama bitnih ljudi je umrlo u relativno kratkom periodu...

A, i žena...

[Alexdelarge]

A je l' umro nekad neki clan foruma ZS?

[Ghoul]

A je l' umro nekad neki clan foruma ZS?

svaki PRAVI član ZS foruma bi, u slučaju svoje smrti, morao da nam se javi S ONE STRANE.

takvih ne pamtim da smo imali.
istina, prvo treba umreti.

[zakk]

toliko nama bitnih ljudi je umrlo u relativno kratkom periodu...

A, i žena...

Zar i žene nisu ljudi?

već se plašim razvoja teme : )

[Cornelius]

toliko nama bitnih ljudi je umrlo u relativno kratkom periodu...

A, i žena...

Zar i žene nisu ljudi?

već se plašim razvoja teme : )

Na mladjima ostaje svet i da pronadju istinu. Ja znam odgovor.

[Event Horizon]

A je l' umro nekad neki clan foruma ZS?

mozda jeste neko od onih "obrisanih", koji se nisu logovali duze vreme.

[Son of Man]

U nedelju je 21.12.
Jos samo 3 godine...

[Ghoul]

umro Robert Mulligan, reditelj sjajnog, pomalo zaboravljenog, ali odličnog horora THE OTHER i nekolicine mnogo poznatijih, ali meni manje bitnih filmova (mada, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD nije bio loš last time I checked).

RIP

[Milosh]

RIP

Pored odličnih "The Other" i "To Kill a Mockingbird" (ovo baš odavno nisam gledao) vredi pomenuti i njegov poslednji film "The Man in the Moon" u kome glumi tada mlađahna Reese Whiterspoon. Mislim da nisam više ništa od njega gledao...

[Shozo Hirono]

Ja pamtim njegov Summer of '42 kao simpatican film sa fenomenalnom muzikom Michel Legranda.

[Meho Krljic]

Kuku, ja sam bio ubeđen da je Pinter odavno rahmetli:

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/21/20081225/tuk-playwright-harold-pinter-dies-at78-6323e80.html

Playwright Harold Pinter dies at 78

The Nobel Laureate Harold Pinter has died, his second wife confirmed. Skip related content
Pinter, 78, who had been suffering from cancer, died on Christmas Eve.

Lady Antonia Fraser, told the Guardian newspaper: "He was a great, and it was a privilege to live with him for over 33 years. He will never be forgotten."

Pinter was due to pick up an honorary degree earlier this month from the Central School of Speech and Drama in London.

But the east London-born playwright, director, actor, poet and political activist was forced to withdraw from the event due to illness.

During his lifetime he was widely accepted as one of the world's greatest playwrights.

Pinter shot to fame with works including The Birthday Party and Betrayal.

Pinter was well-known for his left-wing political views and was a vociferous critic of US and UK foreign policy, voicing opposition on a number of issues including the bombing of Afghanistan in 2001.

BBC Creative Director Alan Yentob told BBC News: "He was a unique figure in British theatre. He has dominated the theatre scene since the 1950s."

Also speaking to the BBC, Sunday Telegraph theatre critic Tim Walker said: "This was a man who had plays with long silences, where characters did not always go anywhere - very much like real life. He brought a realism to the business."

[Shozo Hirono]

Uh,on je bio dobar.The Guest,The Servant,onaj ludi Butley sa A.Batesom i onaj bolesni The Comfort of Strangers....
RIP.

[Alex]

To Kill a Mockingbird je odličan film!

[Father Jape]

A ja se tacno pre deset dana prvi put nakanih da nesto procitam od njega (The Birthday Party, ocekivano). Sta ti je zivot.

[Milosh]

RIP

Još se sećam kad sam jednom davno na TVu naleteo na The Birthday Party od Friedkina i koliko sam bio zbunjen čitavim filmom a istovremeno i dovoljno fasciniran da ga pogledam do kraja...

[Cornelius]

Umrla je Eartha Kitt (81), američka džez pevačica senzualnog glasa.

[DušMan]

RIP

Ja je pamtim kao Catwoman u legendarnoj Batman seriji iz 60ih. Prva crna Catwoman.

[Alex]

Ja je pamtim po mega hitu 80-ih "Where Is My Man?" i još nekim disco numerama (duet sa Bronskie Beat).

Fine uloge u Boomerang (sa Edi Marfijem) i Erik vilking.

R.I.P.

[Cornelius]

Umro je Samuel Huntington (81), profesor i autor knjige Clash of Civilizations, analize novog svetskog poretka koji je nastupio po zavrsetku hladnog rata.

[Cornelius]

Umro je americki dzez trubac Freddie Hubbard (70), jedan od velikana hard bopa. Izvanredan improvizator, lepih melodija, neverovatne tehnike, brzine i kapaciteta pluca, on je saradjivao sa svim najvecim majstorima dzeza. Ja ga najvise pamtim po Hancockovom albumu Maiden Voyage i Shorterovom Speak No Evil.

[Meho Krljic]

UUuuuu...RIP.

[Baba Jaga]

Bili su stari, sta da im radimo?

[Cornelius]

Bili su stari, sta da im radimo?

Da ih ubijemo dok su mladi, pa da ne ostare.

[Baba Jaga]

Bili su stari, sta da im radimo?

Da ih ubijemo dok su mladi, pa da ne ostare.

Nije losa ideja. Zivi brzo, umri mlad, bices lep les.

[zakk]

Bolje da projektujemo njiove atmane u orbitu kao stojeće talase, kako bi navek mogli osluškivati vaseljenu.

Mnja, pogodite šta sam pročitao neki dan

[angel011]

Nije losa ideja. Zivi brzo, umri mlad, bices lep les.

Nećeš, leševi vrlo brzo postanu bljuzge koje liče jedna na drugu.

[Milosh]

RIP

Donald E. Westlake

eulogy by Vern: http://www.aintitcool.com/node/39641

[Kastor]

RIP

[ginger toxiqo 2 gafotas]

Umro glumac Pet Hingl


Američki glumac Pet Hingl, koji je u nekoliko filmova o Betmenu tumačio komesara Gordona, umro je 85. godini od leukemije.

Porodična prijateljica Mišel Sajdman izjavila je da je Hingl umro u svom domu u mestu Karolina Bič u američkoj državi Severna Karolina.
Pet Hingl, čija je karijera trajala šest decenija, nominovan je 1958. godine za nagradu Toni. Igrao je u filmovima "Šaft", "Iznenadni udar", "Mućkaroši", "Mapeti u svemiru", a njegova najupečatljivija rola bila je u ostvarenju "Sjaj u travi" (1961) u kojem je igrao oca junaka kojeg je tumačio Voren Biti.
Poslednju ulogu imao je u filmu "Noći Taladege: Balada o Rikiju Bobiju" (2006).

[Kunac]

Oduvek sam se pitao da li je lik Pat Hingle (curetak koji zagine na početku Suspirije) bio omaž njemu ili se radilo samo o bizarnoj koincidenciji...

[slavkod]

Večeras je prikazivan na telviziji film sa Džon Vejnom iz vremna Gradjanskog rataNišta naročito zanimljivo sem što se u filmu u jednoj epizodnoj ulozi pojavljuje Džek Elam,koga je starija Beogradska bioskopska publika neobično volela i dala mu nadimak Ćora.To me je podsetilo kako je pokojni Tirnanić o njemu svojevremeno napisao sjajan tekst.A obojice ih više nema.

[Cornelius]

Džek Elam je igrao u legendarnoj početnoj sceni filma "Bilo jednom na divljem zapadu". Ta scena je kopirana decenijama u svim svetskim medijima.

[slavkod]

Da,a Kada je Sem Pekinpo bio ovde na FEST-u sa svojim filmom "Psi od slame" i kada je čuo da je on kod nas omiljni lik,rekao je da će mu to preneti , a i dao mu je ulogu Alamosa Kida u Pat Garetu i Bili Kidu.

[Kunac]

Kao dosijeiksofila, rastužila me je vest o smrti Kima Manersa.

It's been reported that Kim Manners, a prolific, highly imaginative director and producer of TV shows including Supernatural and The X Files, died on Sunday. The cause was cancer.

Manners was among the people who helped Supernatural creator Eric Kripke define the invitingly dark visual palette of Supernatural; he directed numerous episodes of the series, including every season finale--crucial entries in the series that set up cliffhangers which moved the mythology of the series forward.

For The X Files, Manners was credited as a producer for some of that series' greatest episodes, including the Emmy-winning "Jose Chung's 'From Outer Space'" and "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose," and directed such memorable entries as the creepy-funny "Leonard Betts."

Manners was a subtle artist working in a commercial medium that doesn't always prize such qualities. (Manners also directed a number of episodes of the terrific 1993-94 cult series The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.) He was lucky to have found sympathetic creators to collaborate with, such as Kripke and X Files' Chris Carter. And they were lucky to work with him.

[akhnaton]

Kao dosijeiksofila, rastužila me je vest o smrti Kima Manersa.

It's been reported that Kim Manners, a prolific, highly imaginative director and producer of TV shows including Supernatural and The X Files, died on Sunday. The cause was cancer.

Manners was among the people who helped Supernatural creator Eric Kripke define the invitingly dark visual palette of Supernatural; he directed numerous episodes of the series, including every season finale--crucial entries in the series that set up cliffhangers which moved the mythology of the series forward.

For The X Files, Manners was credited as a producer for some of that series' greatest episodes, including the Emmy-winning "Jose Chung's 'From Outer Space'" and "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose," and directed such memorable entries as the creepy-funny "Leonard Betts."

Manners was a subtle artist working in a commercial medium that doesn't always prize such qualities. (Manners also directed a number of episodes of the terrific 1993-94 cult series The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.) He was lucky to have found sympathetic creators to collaborate with, such as Kripke and X Files' Chris Carter. And they were lucky to work with him.

R.I.P        

[Ghoul2]

kim is out there!

a u duhu te serije – ko zna dal je stvarno i mrtav?
sačekajmo iduću sezonu!

[Alexdelarge]

Klasik američke i svetske književnosti Džon Apdajk preminuo je u 76. godini od raka pluća, objavio je "Njujork tajms", prenosi Rojters.

[akhnaton]

Klasik američke i svetske književnosti Džon Apdajk preminuo je u 76. godini od raka pluća, objavio je "Njujork tajms", prenosi Rojters.

R.I.P  : Neka mu je laka crna zemlja Kema.

[Mica Milovanovic]

Argh. Jedan od mojih omiljenih pisaca.

[Boban]

Apdejk je bio jedan od retkih modernih Zapadnih autora objavljivan u Srbiji ranih osamdesetih.

[Mica Milovanovic]

Apdajk je davno pre tih osamdesetih objavljivan kod nas: zbirka veoma lepih pripovedaka "Golubije perje", zatim izvrstan prvi roman "Kentaur" (koji je, uzgred, čist slipstream davno pre nego što je skovan taj termin), onda romani o Hariju "Zeki" Armstrongu, "Parovi", itd. itd. Sve je to bilo pre osamdesetih...

[Milosh]

RIP

Ron Silver

"Blue Steel", "Timecop", "The Arrival", "Reversal of Fortune"... kažu da je bio i izuzetan pozorišni glumac; njegove uloge negativaca su uvek bile za pamćenje, nevezano od kvaliteta samih filmova (npr. "Timecop").

[Kunac]

Umrla je Natasha Richardson od posledica povrede na skijanju. Baš rano. Imala je 45 godina. Ja ću je se najviše sećati po filmu Gothic (1986) u kome je tumačila Mary Shelley, a imala je još dosta odličnih uloga na film u (kako sam čuo) u pozorištu. Richardson potiče iz čuvene engleske filmske porodice, a iza sebe je ostavila dva sina iz braka sa Liamom Neesonom.




                 RIP

NEW YORK – Natasha Richardson, a gifted and precocious heiress to acting royalty whose career highlights included the film "Patty Hearst" and a Tony-winning performance in a stage revival of "Cabaret," died Wednesday at age 45 after suffering a head injury during a beginners' ski lesson.

Alan Nierob, the Los Angeles-based publicist for Richardson's husband Liam Neeson, confirmed her death in a written statement.

"Liam Neeson, his sons (Micheal, 13, and 12-year-old Daniel), and the entire family are shocked and devastated by the tragic death of their beloved Natasha," the statement said. "They are profoundly grateful for the support, love and prayers of everyone, and ask for privacy during this very difficult time."

The statement did not give details on the cause of death for Richardson, who suffered a head injury and fell on a beginner's trail during a private ski lesson at the luxury Mont Tremblant ski resort in Quebec. Seemingly fine after the fall, about an hour later she complained that she didn't feel well.

She was hospitalized Tuesday in Montreal and later flown to a hospital in New York, where family members had been seen coming and going.

Vanessa Redgrave, Richardson's mother, arrived in a car with darkened windows and was taken through a garage when she arrived at the Lenox Hill Hospital on Manhattan's Upper East Side about 5 p.m. Wednesday. An hour earlier, Richardson's sister, Joely, arrived alone and was swarmed by the media as she entered through the back of the hospital.

It was a sudden and horrifying loss for her family and friends, for the film and theater communities, for her many fans and for both her native and adoptive countries. Descended from at least three generations of actors, Richardson was a proper Londoner who came to love the noise of New York, an elegant blonde with large, lively eyes, a bright smile and a hearty laugh.

If she never quite attained the acting heights of her Academy Award-winning mother, she still had enjoyed a long and worthy career. As an actress, Richardson was equally adept at passion and restraint, able to portray besieged women both confessional (Tennessee Williams' Blanche DuBois) and confined (the concubine in the futuristic horror of "The Handmaid's Tale").

Like other family members, she divided her time between stage and screen. On Broadway, she won a Tony for her performance as Sally Bowles in a 1998 revival of "Cabaret." She also appeared in New York in a production of Patrick Marber's "Closer" (1999) as well as 2005 revival of Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire," in which she played Blanche opposite John C. Reilly's Stanley Kowalski.

She met Neeson when they made their Broadway debuts in 1993, co-starring in "Anna Christie," Eugene O'Neill's drama about a former prostitute and the sailor who falls in love with her.

"The astonishing Natasha Richardson ... gives what may prove to be the performance of the season as Anna, turning a heroine who has long been portrayed (and reviled) as a whore with a heart of gold into a tough, ruthlessly unsentimental apostle of O'Neill's tragic understanding of life," The New York Times critic Frank Rich wrote. "Miss Richardson, seeming more like a youthful incarnation of her mother, Vanessa Redgrave, than she has before, is riveting from her first entrance through a saloon doorway's ethereal shaft of golden light."

Her most notable film roles came earlier in her career. Richardson played the title character in Paul Schrader's "Patty Hearst," a 1988 biopic about the kidnapped heiress for which the actress became so immersed that even between scenes she wore a blindfold, the better to identify with her real-life counterpart.

"Natasha Richardson ... has been handed a big unwritten role; she feels her way into it, and she fills it," wrote The New Yorker's Pauline Kael. "We feel how alone and paralyzed Patty is — she retreats into being a hidden observer."

Richardson was directed again by Schrader in a 1990 adaptation of Ian McEwan's "The Comfort of Strangers" and, also in 1990, starred in the screen version of Margaret Atwood's "The Handmaid's Tale."

She later co-starred with Neeson in "Nell," with Mia Farrow in "Widow's Peak" and with a pre-teen Lindsay Lohan in a remake of "The Parent Trap." More recent movies, none of them widely seen, included "Wild Child," "Evening" and "Asylum."

"She was a wonderful woman and actress and treated me like I was her own," Lohan said in a statement. "My heart goes out to her family. This is a tragic loss."

Richardson was born in London in 1963, the performing gene inherited not just from her parents (Vanessa Redgrave and director Tony Richardson), but from her maternal grandparents (Michael Redgrave and Rachel Kempson), an aunt (Lynn Redgrave) and an uncle (Corin Redgrave). Her younger sister, Joely Richardson, also joined the family business.

Friends and family members remembered Natasha as an unusually poised child, perhaps forced to grow up early when her father left her mother in the late '60s for Jeanne Moreau. (Tony Richardson died in 1991).

Interviewed by The Associated Press in 2001, Natasha Richardson said she related well to her family if only because, "We've all been through it in one way or another and so we've had to be strong. Also we embrace life. We are not cynical about life."

Richardson always planned to act, apart from one brief childhood moment when she wanted to be a flight attendant — "wonderful irony now since I hate to fly and have to take a pill in order to get on a plane. I'm so terrified."

Her screen debut came at age 4 when she appeared as a flower girl in "The Charge of the Light Brigade," directed by her father, whose movies included "Tom Jones" and "The Entertainer." The show business wand had already tapped her the year before, when she saw her mother in the 1967 film version of the Broadway show "Camelot."

"She was so beautiful. I still look at that movie and I can't believe it. It still makes me cry, the beauty of it. I could go on and on — in that white fur hooded thing, when she comes through the forest for the first time. You've never seen anything so beautiful!" Richardson said.

She studied at London's Central School of Speech and Drama and was an experienced stage actress by her early 20s, appearing in "On the Razzle," "Charley's Aunt" and "The Seagull," for which the London Drama Critics awarded her most promising newcomer.

Although she never shared her mother's fiercely expressed political views, they were close professionally and acted together, most recently on Broadway to play the roles of mother and daughter in a one-night benefit concert version of "A Little Night Music," the Stephen Sondheim-Hugh Wheeler musical.

Before meeting up with Neeson (who called her "Tash") Richardson was married to theater and producer Robert Fox, whose credits include the 1985 staging of "The Seagull" in which his future wife appeared.

She sometimes remarked on the differences between her and her second husband — she from a theatrical dynasty and he from a working-class background in Northern Ireland.

"He's more laid back, happy to see what happens, whereas I'm a doer and I plan ahead," Richardson told The Independent on Sunday newspaper in 2003. "The differences sometimes get in the way but they can be the very things that feed a marriage, too."

She once said that Neeson's serious injury in a 2000 motorcycle accident — he suffered a crushed pelvis after colliding with a deer in upstate New York — had made her really appreciate life.

"I wake up every morning feeling lucky — which is driven by fear, no doubt, since I know it could all go away," she told The Daily Telegraph newspaper in 2003.

[Milosh]

RIP

[Ghoul]

Also we embrace life. We are not cynical about life.

well, now you can embrace death.
during a beginners' ski lesson.
how cynical is death?

RIP

[Goran Skrobonja]

Eto.

Ja sam jednom stao na skije, shvatio da to nije za mene i okanuo se ćorava posla. (Isto je važilo i za rolšue, rolere, klizaljke...) A tek da se toga latim u ovim godinama...?

Šteta za jednu tako finu damu kao što je Vanesina kći.

[Tex Murphy]

R.I.P. Nataša, a u međuvremenu ode i Čobi...

[Alex]

Umrla je Natasha Richardson od posledica povrede na skijanju.

R.I.P.

[Tex Murphy]

Ode i Boris Mutić, legendarni hrvatski sportski komentator.

[Alexdelarge]

Nakon teške bolesti preminuo je Vladimir Savčić - Čobi, poznati pevač, glumac i zabavljač, prenosi RTS.