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David || Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, No matter how improbable, Must be the truth = Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

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In memory of Bonnie Tyler, here's the best use of HOLDING OUT FOR A HERO in a movie. It's in a lot of movies, but there's only one SHORT CIRCUIT 2.
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Just discovered that the very best, noblest, and the most iconic Watson of them all has passed. He was a crucial part of the Granada series and a fundamental reason why those first 13 episodes remain the gold standard of Holmes screen adaptations. My dearest Watson.
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David Burke passed away this week, aged 92 Burke played Dr. Watson opposite Jeremy Brett for the first two series of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. He brought intelligence and warmth to the role. For many, the perfect partner in the most faithful Holmes adaptations.
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Patrick McGoohan recalled to Roger Goodman that when he & Peter Falk parted after filming Identity Crisis, as they shook hands he could feel something cold in his palm. He opened his hand to find one of Peter's spare glass eyes staring up at him. "Be seeing you", grinned Falk.
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Cool shared birthday today for a couple of late Columbo alumni, father and son Bruce and Bruno Kirby. Both appeared in By Dawn's Early Light and Bruce is much-loved for his memorable performances across 9 episodes.
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Happy 100th Birthday to the legendary Oscar winning actress and director, Lee Grant! Here's to many healthy and joyous returns of the day! Brava!
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Wishing 'It's Your Funeral' actress Wanda Ventham a very happy 90th birthday today!
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They are going to need a bigger ship
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RIP Joan Plowright. It’s so sad that we’ve lost two people in this scene in just the last few months.
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Remembering Patrick Joseph McGoohan who we lost on this day (13th January) 15 years ago. An actor, director, writer, producer, husband, and father of unrivaled stature. An undoubted genius, his legacy will live forever.
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The "Bourbon St. Barn" neon light in the New Orleans bar (called "Low Note" in the script) in #StarTrekTNG's "11001001"↖️ was originally created for the 1985 "Murder, She Wrote" episode "Murder to a Jazz Beat"↗️ where the name of the bar originates ↙️↘️. The sign was rented for the TNG episode.
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Feeling down? This thread of Robin Williams will put a smile on your face 🧵 1. Robin Williams visited paralyzed Christopher Reeves, disguised as an accented doctor, and humorously threatened a rectal exam, making Reeves laugh for the first time after his accident.
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Remembering the late Actor, Jeremy Brett (3 November 1933 – 12 September 1995)
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Murder, She Wrote starring Dame Angela Lansbury, premiered on CBS 40 years ago on that day and ran for 12 seasons. It was a ratings hit during its broadcast, becoming one of the most successful and longest-running TV shows in history, averaging 25 million viewers per week.
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Today, we honor the incredible legacy of Dame Maggie Smith, a true icon of stage and screen. From "New Face of 1956" to her Tony winning performance in, "Lettice and Lovage", her extraordinary talent will be deeply missed but forever remembered. 🤍
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Farewell to one of the greatest actors to ever grace the silver screen, the legendary, Gena Rowlands, who passed away at 94. She was the undisputed Queen of the Independent American cinema and each of her roles is a masterclass in acting, full of bravery and raw emotions. R.I.P.
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Gena Rowlands was the type of actor who was universally admired by others actors, as well as moviegoers. What a blazing talent. Thank you for all the great work.
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