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another passing
This is unbelievable. Another great man to pass this week. He will be missed as well.
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Permalink Reply by albert wbmutbb on -
Just a few months ago I saw him (on DVD) in his production of "Hoover". One man show... Ernie delivered the goods and then some in this show. He also wrote a book not too long ago.... lots of great Hollywood movie and TV memories he put within those pages.
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Permalink Reply by Eric L. Russ on -
I grew up watching McHale's Navy. Loved that show. Rest in peace, Commander.
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error from smart phone.
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Permalink Reply by Eric L. Russ on
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I hate smart phones. I have another name for them and it is not "smart".
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Permalink Reply by joe marshall foster on -
yes i loved to watch mchale's navy sorry to hear about his passing he also was a great actor rest in peace sir!!
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Permalink Reply by Nat Pike on -
Having a little trouble here seeing, All I was able to see in kathy's thread was...
"This is unbelievable. Another great man to pass this week. He will be missed as well".
there were no mention of Ernest Borgnine buy yet two replies mention him. Do my settings need adjusted?
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Permalink Reply by Sandra Sils on -
I am having the same issue, just figured Count Istvan Telekey must be possessing my computer. :)
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Permalink Reply by Eric L. Russ on
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She mentioned "Ernie" in her post.
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Permalink Reply by Eric L. Russ on
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Disregard my last post. Albert posted that not Kathy Jo.
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Permalink Reply by Big Jeff Pruitt on -
I loved him in Little House and The Poseidon Adventure. Was he in TAGS? I know he was a guest at George Lindsey's film festival. As far as I'm concerned, that's enough to start a thread for him. Sad to see another good 'un go.
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Permalink Reply by Kim B. on -
Yes, it is sad to see. No, I could not find where he had guest starred on TAGS unfortunately. He would have been a good character for the town. I did, however, find an inspiring article from him on Guideposts while reading the article from Mr. Griffith that was mentioned in Allan's newsgroup.
http://www.guideposts.org/inspirational-stories/ernest-borgnines-in...
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Permalink Reply by Larry Grainger on -
Just prior to George Lindsey's memorial service, at the visitation, they showed a heartfelt and moving video tribute from Ernest Borgnine to George. He obviously wasn't able to travel for the memorial, but he and George were best of friends. This is brought out in George's book, "Goober in a Nutshell."
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