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Paul Adsett
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The great Martin Landau has died suddenly at the age of 89.
I loved him as the villain Leonard in Hitchcock's North By Northwest.

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David Skillern
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In the Uk in the 1970's the fabulous Space 1999

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Dominique De Bast
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In Belgium and France, he was also famous for Space 1999 (the serie was called Cosmos 1999 in French) and of course for Mission Impossible. He played, if I'm not mistaking, in these two serird with Barbara Bain who was his wife at that time.

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Osi Osgood
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One of those actors that didn't make "waves" (wasn't in the publics eye all the time), but always highly contributed to any film he was in! [Smile]

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Paul Adsett
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He was excellent in The Majestic, a film about an old cinema in a small idyllic coastal town in California, set in the Senator Joseph McArthy Hollywood 'Witch Hunt' days of the 1950's, and also starring Jim Carey in a superb serious role.

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Rob Young.
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Tim Burton's "Ed Wood" as Bela Lugosi.

Marvelous.

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Clinton Hunt
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In New Zealand I know him for Space 1999,and of course Mission Impossible .... Another great actor gone ... R.I.P.

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Burton Sundquist
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Martin was excellent in 2 episodes from the 60's series "The Outer Limits".. The Bellero Shield and The Man Who Was Never Born.
I also later watched him in Space 1999.
He'll be missed.

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Janice Glesser
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My Mom said he was in her favorite movie "The Majestic." I loved his Belle in "Ed Wood." "Pull the string!...Pull the string!" Fine actor...he will be missed.

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Graham Ritchie
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Janice here is a scene from "The Majestic" this was the first film I had watched that Jim Carrey played a serious role.

This scene is where Martin Landau has a discussion with Jim Carrey, as to what The Majestic and going to the movies is all about.

https://youtu.be/UYjGew4NSD0

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Janice Glesser
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That is a great scene Graham. Thnx.

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Osi Osgood
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Like Janice, i first remembered him in "
Space 1999" !

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Paul Adsett
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Thanks for posting that clip Graham, which is also my favourate moment from this great film.

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