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Saturday, September 27, 2008
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12 comments:
I didn't turn on the TV yesterday so I didn't even realize he had passed away. How sad!
I didn't know this either til I saw that you had a new post up. He will be missed!
I know...I just heard this when I turned my computer on this a.m. That makes me sad! Paul was a legend in Hollywood.
I am so sad about this. He closely resembled my grandpa--who passed when I was 13. What a handsome, distinguished fellow.
I have a post for him tomorrow...I'm sure there will be many posts about his passing.
I really enjoyed Mr.Newman during his movie career..and admired him, as well.
love, bj
There goes another one of the good guys....One thing I always liked about him was he was never in any scandals or out womanizing...He had a great marriage to Joanne Woodward and raised a happy family. I sure hope his company continues to make my favorite Sockaroni Spaghetti Sauce...Bo
What a beautiful specimen of a man, a humanitarian, a husband, an actor. I will never forget my first visceral reaction to "Cool Hand Luke" many moons ago. He will be missed. One of the good guys.
Brenda
I know so sad huh, I LOVED him. Did you ever see The Verdict? He should have won the Oscar for that. I so enjoyed that movie.
My Dad had the same eyes.
You're quite right he will be missed.
Kathy :)
How sad, I didn't know he had passed until I saw another bloggers post!
~Rhonda
I found out this morning when I turned on the coomputer...I couldn't believe it...I have talked about it all day to my family...He was a great actor and a wonderful man..he was truly one of the classic...sometimes I wonder if our younger generation will ever realize the meaning of a true great actor...great post girl.
Loved him. I'm trying to remember the first time I saw him. I think it might have been Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. It was love at first sight for me. I watch that movie every chance I get.
He was not only a wonderful actor, but an extra special human being!
Hi Janie! I felt bad too when I heard the news. He always impressed me as being a really nice guy and I never heard a negative thing about him in all his years as a "legend"! Such a shame; I wish more celebrities of today had the same class this man did!!!! My best wishes to his family. Sincerely, Jeannette
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