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Actors We Lost In 2018 So Far
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Even though many of us have never met some of our favorite actors in real life it’s hard not to feel an affinity to them. Whether it’s a memorable scene or a great movie an actor can leave a huge impression and create fond memories for viewers. They may be strangers we have never meet but a great performance can communicate a lot to movie fans.
It’s why, when our favorite actors die, it can feel like we have lost someone as well. Here are the actors we lost so far in 2018.
#Actors #Death #Celebs
Jerry Van Dyke | 0:00
Reg E. Cathey | 1:20
John Mahoney | 1:57
David Ogden Stiers | 2:41
DuShon Monique Brown | 3:17
Donnelly Rhodes | 3:41
Connie Sawyer | 4:10
Robert Dowdell | 4:45
Jon Paul Steuer | 5:07
Emma Chambers | 5:29
John Gavin | 5:53
Debbie Lee Carrington | 6:14
Dorothy Malone | 7:05
Joseph Wayne Miller | 7:43
Vic Damone | 8:12
Harry Anderson | 8:55
R. Lee Ermey | 9:35
Margot Kidder | 10:33
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RIP to Verne Troyer and all the other actors we've lost throughout 2018 so far.
Looper oooh do one about school shootings
VEGA Annoying!
And Napoleon Bonaparte in "Jack of all Trades".
Can you please share the background music used here
Looper Yeah, I would have not known that Margot Kidder have passed away. Plus you kind of forgot to mention her role in Brian De Palma's "Sisters", where she played The psychotic, siamese twin sister of Jennifer Salt.
What a wonderful job narrating. You give creds and dignity to all these actors.
Very respectful collection of cherished people , well done Looper .
I worked in a used book store on Hollywood Blvd in 1996. Harry Anderson came in one night and we started chatting. He came back about a week later and brought his family in to introduce them to me, which was just really cool. He would come in every so often to chat. He was a really nice guy.
Last October I was visiting a family member at an assisted living centre in McCleary WA, and R Lee Ermey visiting his mother for her 100 birthday. When we found out he had passed we expressed our sadness to her and she told us of his illness and how he felt his time was coming. She's a lovely woman that has outlived her husband and, now, many of her children, and has handled it with grace, dignity and incredible strength. ❤
I am 51 so I have watch most of these people in their hay day and I am glad that I did. They will be missed.
I used to work in Macy's down in the Carolinas.. I sold suits and other menswear. My co-worker was just starting to ring Reg E Cathey. I have a good visual memory and I simply "asked Are you an actor sir?". He was very nice and this was maybe a year ago... RIP
Best presentation of this kind. Keep them coming!
I loved Harry Anderson as judge Stone on Night Court. You couldn't've had a better actor to fill that role.
Joshua Brooks how about Colin Maucherie
Joshua Brooks also his role on cheers
I only recognized him from the movie "It" I hate sitcoms, never been funny to me well except maybe Sanford and Son
If Connie Sawyer was really 105... she looked incredible! RIP to those we've lost, some of these were complete shocks to me.
Ronald Wright Jr.
If I live as long as she did I'd still have 40 years to go.
David Ogden Stiers is also the narrator at the beginning of the Disney film "Beauty and the Beast" (the original animated one with Paige O'Hara as Belle, not the live action one with Emma Watson). His reading of that prologue still gives me chills after all these years.
And yes, he also lent his voice to the character of Cogsworth in the animated version, as well. :)
He was also awesome as the small town mayor in Doc Hollywood starring Michael J. Fox.
He was also Jumba in Lilo & Stitch, The Archdeacon in The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Governor Ratcliffe the main villain in Pocahontas.
Remember the screwy one who came in to the tent with an arrow in his head saying "I made it myself"? Ogden Stiers voiced him too
Who was the young actor person he was talking to in his clip, I couldn't place his face
Were you as amazed as I that they didn't even mention that role? Bizarre.
Thanks for this Looper. This is probably the most important video you guys do every year. So a big thank you to all of you there at Looper. x
I was friends with British actress from Notting Hill Emma Chambers.
I met her about 6 years ago while out with my friend In Soho London.
She was sitting outside of a bar on her own at a table, looking very tearful.
My friend and I stopped to see if she was ok, it turned out it was her birthday and she had also received her final Decree Nisi in her divorce on that day too.
So we took her with us and we all had a brilliant day and night and we all got smashed.
We remained friends until the day she died, her friend called me to tell her what had happened.
It really upset my friend and I.
We lost a lovely beautiful friend that day and the world lost a very talented actress.
RIP Emma darling we will always have a glass of red wine for you every year. ❤️❌❤️❌❤️❌
Phat Baz sad but nice story baz.
What did she die of so young???
nellie cat Hi !
Emma died of natural causes bless her, they said and have now confirmed to her family it was a heart attack. I never knew she had really real bad asthma and her family were told it was something to do with a massive asthma attack that brought it on.
She died not long after my birthday, last February. We didn’t get to go to her funeral as it was strictly private and only family a few guests in the profession were allowed.
But we went to her goodbye memorial service.
She’s at peace now, only 53 years old though. Bloody dreadful and frightening too. I hope this answers your question. Xxx
Thank you for explaining what happened to beautiful Emma..I too have this terrible disease Asthma...Thank you for sharing your touching story..
Tragic story..R.I.P Emma
Thanks for doing without the vocal self-promotion at the end of the video.
That was very respectful !
Thank you for putting together a complimentary video of actors we have lost his year. These folks & possibly others impacted our lives & will be missed. As a classic movie buff, I recognized each of those dedicated actors. I’m grateful they will forever be in film & recordings. May the LORD bless their souls❣️
Harry Anderson I loved, he was such a funny guy. Wow.
Goodbye all actors you will be missed R.I.P
The best friend from Vicar of Dibley died?! RIP Emma Chambers. She was hilarious!
I saw her on the thumbnail and thought "What?! Can't be..." She was awesome on Vicar of Dibley. I'm glad, as an American, I was open minded enough to watch the show. Red Dwarf, New Tricks, Keeping Up Appearences, Black Adder, Black Books, Wasted, Hetty Wainthropp Investigates... I eat it all up!
RIP Emma
Jokerfan45 so sad. I love British comedy and that show is a favorite. RIP Alice Tinker!
ZatoichisCaneSword! Same! She was such a goofball but I loved her character. Right now I’m binge watching Father Brown on Netflix
Paper Mario Father Brown is awesome too! Mark Williams also played Olaf Peterson on Red Dwarf. It's fun to see how many actors you can spot from different shows/roles.
So funny, so sad. She will be missed
Thanks so much for the great memories.
I watched this and looked at the ages of may of these people and it really put me to thinking.... What the hell am I wasting our time on today? I want to be out there traveling, and enjoying what the world has to offer before it is too late. Who is with me???
John Mahoney is also a veteran of our armed services before becoming an actor. What a great human being.
Yes, he was British, I believe he came to the US in the late 50's & joined the forces to speed up his citizenship.
He did a great job in "moonstruck", really a good actor and human being.
I remember Emma Chambers in the role of Alice Tinker from "The Vicar of Dibley," that starred Dawn French. It is so sad that Emma passed away February 21, 2018. R.I.P. dear girl.
Francis Unger yes....incredibly sad! I loved her playing Alice......” I’m all goose pimply......like a big pimply goose...” lol!
She died way too young. 🌹
Maybe she was a nice person but that character was annoying
When I meet someone who just doesn't get jokes I laugh harder reminded of this character.
David Graham Scott it was supposed to be. She was supposed to be so dumb and annoying, it was funny!
How did I miss hearing about Harry Anderson? We're the same age, makes you stop and think. Tomorrow is promised to no one.
Tonithenightowl ,I was saddened to learn. I missed hearing of his passing
Linda yes we don't know them but we know their work and they made us laugh. :o)
I heard it on the radio and flashback to all the times Night Court and Harry warmed my heart back in the 80s.
Scott I LOVED that show. It was very well written. Harry was perfect for the role along with a great supporting cast of offbeat characters. It didn't insult your intelligence like many sit com's today. :o)
I missed hearing it as well. Night Court was one of my favorite shows. Loved Harry!
Why didn't they mention the fact that David Ogden Steirs voiced Cogsworth from Beauty and the Beast, Jumbaa from Lilo and Stitch and the series, and played Governor Ratcliffe and his sidekick in Pocahontas? I'm SHOCKED that they didn't mention that! I mean, come on! Those were just as important too ESPECIALLY Cogsworth!
I know, right?!
@Andrea Smeelie: The video was intended as a memorial, not a filmography.
Rip to all the legends who all died this year.
^This!
Okay but what about last year?
Define 'legends'. Most of them were working actors and actresses well into their 80's, dying of 'affluenza' diseases. You want them to live forever? Get over it!
Diane Reavely
No legends have died so far, just d list celebrities.
Emma Chambers was really awesome as Alice in Vicar of Dibley. It's sad that she died so young.
Thank you for this highly informativ video. Shure, as a German I never knew all of those actors and actresses from TV or Cinema. But it is valuable news. REST IN PEACE dear folks, you have made a lot of viewers of those movies and TV episodes very happy with your great performances.
I have Harry Anderson's autograph - got it when I was 9, in '92, in a restaurant in Falls City, WA. I also met R. Lee Ermey in 2003 when he visited us Marines in Diwahniah, Iraq.
I had no idea so many well-known actors that passed away in 2018 R.I.P
So many greats... gone forever. But, never forgotten. Rest in peace.
A very nice piece. Well done.
Emma Chambers was a shock! I loved her as Alice Horton on Vicar of Dibley. .sigh...
Me too. Vicar of Dibley is on my fav bbc comedies.
Me too! I just loved her as Alice....she did an incredibly great job as her! Hurts to know she is gone. 😔
Aunty Beloved41 )
Had the opportunity speak with R. Lee Ermey at a movie theater in Lancaster California. I approached him while he waited for his girlfriend to come out of the restroom, ask permission if I could speak with him, He said okay, we talk for a few minutes about his time in the Philippines for Apocalypse Now.
Po,
Who Me? k
You spoke with sarge himself?
R.I.P. You will be missed.
Great video !! Well done !
I really enjoyed this. Thank You
By the way if Emma Chambers was only known for some Hugh Grant romance, barely anyone would recognize her.
She's Alice from The Vicar of Dibley, she's brilliant!!!!!!
Danosaur THANK YOU. Whoever decided what to include in these write-ups is an absolute idiot and needs to be replaced. The fool thinks American audiences know Emma Chambers from some pathetic and forgettable comedy... fails to mention David Ogden Stiers amazing role in Beauty and the Beast... and completely skips over soap, which is the only reason many of us ever heard of Donnelly Rhodes.
I easily recognized her from the pic that led me to look through this list. Due to her character in that film.
Shes also English. Not British.
England is in Britain! All English people are British.
@@FB-mw5gv - Precisely. Perhaps someone is used to people getting it wrong in the other direction and saying that Scottish, Welsh, or (Northern) Irish actors are English simply because they are British.
John Mahoney was such a huge blow for me. I loved Frasier and always will, especially his role. What a legend!
Emily E.....he was also a US Navy veteran...
Nobody could have played Marty Crane like John Mahoney.
M
Emily E. I loved him
Love the show also
I loved his smile and his sense of humor I love that show I watch it everyday
Some names I had no idea had gone but dearly recognized. :'( Thank you for all the entertainment you have given us.
David Ogden Stiers was also a wonderful narrator doing many PBS broadcast documentaries such as Ric Burns's New York and other docs airing under the American Experience banner. A great voice, I loved listening to his delivery on these fine documentaries; like butter on bread.
Didn't even hear about Margot Kidders passing , so sad😟.Met Margot Kidder years ago at a horror convention , got there to late after she had finished signing autographs but she still took time to sign some of my stuff and got some pictures with her . We talked about amityville horror & black christmas for about 20 min. (and food lol ) . A really nice humble sweet person who loved her fans , R.I.P.
I actually knew about her through narrating animated Wizard of Oz movies that came from Japan and aired on Disney Channel when I was a little one. c:
Note: Although John Gavin didn’t get the part of secret agent James Bond 007 he did play secret agent Herbert Bonisseur in the 0SS 117 series
Thanks
With David Ogden Stiers, you forgot to mention his incredible legacy as a voice actor for Disney. He voiced Cogsworth in Beauty And The Beast, Governor Ratcliffe in Pocahontas, the Archdeacon in The Hunchback Of Notre Dame, and Jumba in Lilo & Stitch.
Great work in putting this together. Hope you do a year end recap.
The year is not even half over yet. I've seen most of the people's work. I am feeling so old 😕
Hated to hear about Harry Anderson. I loved him so much. I was a huge fan as a kid.
As I am not young, this is sad. I am lucky to be longboarding, skiing, playing soccer, and rocking out at 63.
God bless them all. Rest in Eternal Peace. Such talented actors, actresses, and all.
I don't know if you would count this or not but Doreen Tracey from the original Mickey Mouse Club died according to google she died on January 10th of pneumonia after battling cancer for two years. She was 74 years old.
It counts.
It's kind of sad that of all those MM Club girls only Annette Funicello gained real fame afterwards.
The majority of these people I didn't know they had passed away. And furthermore, they were some of my favorites.
Thank you for giving tribute to these talented people...
Rip Clint walker he was a huge part of my life
Used to watch Donnelly Rhodes on one of my favourite shows, Sidestreet on CBC, Danger Bay was another great show he was on, was a great actor and will be missed! Loved the cute little lady, Debbie Lee Carrington as well, never knew she had died, very sad!
vex, I used to love Bill Nye, until I found out he's not a science guy and just an actor and the Earth is motionless and flat.
I use to watch The Vicor of Dibly all the time. So sad to hear of her passing
RIP to all that have been called home from the big screen...thank you for many years of wonderful entertainment....and then some! In Gods keeping.........
David Ogden Stiers was also on Star Trek (Next Generation). He was a great actor in so many things!!
harry Anderson was also known for Richie tozier in the 1990 adaptation of Stephen kings IT
The video almost makes it look like Harry Anderson managed to land appearances on Cheers after Night Court ended, when, in fact, his character on Cheers preceded Judge Harry.
Was a bit miffed they left that out, thank you.
I think he played Dave Barry in "Dave's World", too.
HARRY ANDERSON?!!!!!
OMG i used to love night court back in the 80's and when he was on Steven Kings "IT"
I never heard about his death on the news or anything..
Im so sad. I loved JUDGE Harold T. Stone in night court
You will be missed :(
Mahlercougar I can't believe he died rest in peace harry anderson
Night Court was such a good show.
Look on UA-cam. There's a documentary about voodoo & his bar he owned in NOLA. It's what he did after he wasn't popular anymore.
Rest In Sweet Heavenly Peace to all of these celebrities. Including two of my favorites Robert Guilium and David Ogden Stires. All of you will be dearly missed.
Ooh-Rah Gunny... Glad to have spent so much time with you. I will FOREVER SALUTE YOU.... Semper Fi, Captain Thomas, U.S.M.C.
RIP..........Burt Reynolds, Forever The Bandit....
And Paul "Wrecking" Crewe in "The Longest Yard"--brilliant role in a brilliant film!
Rest in peace Janet Leigh, Stan Lee and Scott Wilson
It’s weird..Margot Kidder started her film career the year I was born..and I just found out on here that she died on my birthday.
So sad that we will never see them on our screens alive again. Not all of them were known to me but quite a few were. I mean no one really knows famous folk but by giving their best on our screens I think many touch our hearts. Rest in peace folks.
Thanks for this. Well done. So many talents gone.
Emma Chambers played opposite Dawn French on "The Vicar of Dibley"
Dawn played “ The Fat Lady’s” in Harry Potter movies... from prisoner of Azcaban... love her!!!
Rest in peace gunny
I have met met someone who isn’t an actor but a Pearl harbour survivor named Ray Shavez. He passed away at the age of 104.
I met him on the U.S.S Midway, we sat down next to him and he told us about himself and then we moved on. But as we were about to leave, he remembered us and invited us to be in a photo with him and his family. When I heard the news of his passing, I was heartbroken. He was a real hero. RIP
Dorothy Malone was a really nice person. She moved to Dallas, TX sometime during the 1980's. My assistant at Scarborough Faire knew her and managed to talk Dorothy into coming to our show. She was very gracious, posed for a photo with me and gave me an autograph. I'm sorry she's gone.
I don't know if this counts, but Simon Shelton also passed away this year. He was a classically trained ballet dancer best known for portraying Tinky Winky on the original Teletubbies after Dave Thompson was fired. I grew up watching Teletubbies, so finding out that he died hit me really hard. He died of hypothermia at age 52.
Gamer Spice he died young
Alicia Baldness From what I learned, he was found collapsed in the street in January.
Yeah. It counts.
This list is just for Actors
Norma Robbins...
I hear you. Most people's interest in the arts is peripheral. That's to be expected. But one might also argue this list is for people for whom others' artistic endeavour counts for something more than just a passing distraction.
I am so sad that Emma Chambers
Died 😭😭
How did she die??
A heart attack.
i hadn't heard she had passed till I saw this video. I loved her in Vicar of Dibley. She will be missed.
Trevor Boyll same
Poppy, I remember her best in The Vicar of Dibley. She usually played a sweet bubble head which made her even funnier. I didn't know she had passed. Sad.
We are all here for just a blink of a cosmic eye. Make the best of your time. RIP to all.
Thank you for this video !
105 years old! Wow how inspiring
Looper: thank you for a very well done video. Some of my favorites have passed this year.
So relieved Lady Julie Andrews is still with us, love her from Mary Poppins, The Sound of Music, Princess Diaries... Just a wonderful talented Lady.
Also we lost Margot kidder who was Lois lane in Superman May all the families be blessed in their time of need
Reg E. Cathey's death was shocking,RIP 🙏🙏🙏
Shubham Goel man I didn’t even know he’d died. 😢
What had no idea!!!!! Always look forward to seeing him onscreen!
He was one of the "least recognized" actors in The Mask as he was known as the alias The Doctor while working for Dorian Tyrell.
He was on Square One TV show which was shown on PBS.
I didn't even know RIP
David Ogden Stiers may be well known for M.A.S.H., but the first movie I think about when seeing him on TV is Better Off Dead with John Cusack. Awesome 80s cult classic.
I remember Stiers as the judge in Bad Company.
supercyberfunk Me too!
When Better Off Dead came out, I only knew Stiers from M.A.S.H. I was so used to him having the transatlantic accent that I almost fell over when he spoke like a regular dude. And he was hilarious as the nutty straight guy dad. Great actor!
The year isn't half gone and already too many have died and too many prematurely.
Thanks for the news! I had no idea so many so soon this year! R. Lee Ermey? Geez!
RIP to all who lost there lifes in 2018.
I was just watching Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Beginnin. Kinda forgotten movie now, very standard mid-2000's slasher flick. Except R. Lee Ermey. If law enforcement makes you feel anxious at all, I suggest checking it out. One of the most terrifying movies I've ever seen.
*SHAZAM* He was hysterical during the first half of Full Metal Jacket
Texas Chainsaw Massacre originally came out in the late 1970's, so it's typical of 70's slasher movies, the remake was what you watched which is scary.
He carried that episode of ‘Chainsaw’ on his terrifying shoulders. Wasn’t much to it except his powerful presence, much as Dennis Hopper did in HIS own sequel of that movie.
*SHAZAM* qq+1+
I heard that! The man upstaged Leatherface _in two movies about Leatherface!_ Like, "Oh, shit. I have to stare down either a hulking brute with a chainsaw, or this fire-eyed cannibal sheriff whose voice scours away my very soul! I'll take the brute with the chainsaw, please."
If you've never seen Vicar of Dibley, It's worth a Binge. And Emma Chambers Made the show, even among an amazing cast.
frogsoda no,no,no,yes
tom bois XD
Had the pleasure of working with David Ogden Stiers as his stand in, as I was a tall 6ft 6 PA on the film crew ;) ... I layed on the floor and had fake blood put around my head while the director set up the shot with the cinematographer... I must have laid on the uncomfortable floor for 30 mins, until the shot was framed and ready. Then David tapped me on the shoulder and joked, "its one of those times where I bet you wished you were born a midget" ;) Charming man, great character actor and very sad to hear of his passing.
R I P R. Lee Ermey
I'm almost convinced that the still pictures used of Star Trek TNG for Jon Paul Steuer are not actually of him but Brian Bonsall who also played the same role of Alexander Rozhenko.
*RIP: GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN* 😢
In 100 years no one will have any clue they ever existed
Awww...I didn't know we lost Emma Chambers! Bummed now... :(
natural causes, at 53 ?.
My mother has just passed away on November 19 of complications from Alzhaimer.😥
What about Della Reese? Tess is singing with the real-life angel choir now!!!
Della Reese died in 2017, not 2018. I used to watch the Della Reese Show forcibly with my mom and admit she was a great talent.
kfodom
We can now sadly add Aretha Franklin to the list.
She was a singer. Not an actor.
She most certainly is an actress. She appeared in several movies, notably THE BLUES BROTHERS and its sequel
RIP to all these beautiful actors and entertainers that bought us all fond memories right back to my own childhood. Though 105 years old is out of this world to still be acting last year 👍💜💜💜💖💖💖⚘⚘⚘
RIP, everyone of them. 😢😢😭😭😔😔
Harry Anderson looks a lot like Dana Carvey, I thought it was from the intro...
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I literally just found out that R. Lee Ermey passed away in April. RIP. A fine actor. A badass Marine. A great man.
RIP to all the people who passed away you will be truly missed
R.I.P you will always be legends,and missed for ever.peace be with you,x
Margot Kidder's final ruler of her death had recently been confirmed as suicide by her surviving daughter. So sad. RIP Margot Kidder.
While he was not a movie or television celebrity radio personality Art Bell certainly deserves recognition
Well said. I discovered Art Bell over 10 year's ago.
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Who was he?
Beautiful video on Nefertiti; appreciate the one that respects those of us who consider the burial areas sacred. Thanks
When we 'die', we pass to another place. Where, hopefully, there is no film/ television, so these lovely people can get a bit of rest.