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Classic Films
In reply to the discussion: The Return of the Classic Films Obituary Thread [View all]CBHagman
(17,466 posts)85. Oh, yes.
The one that really shook me up was Diane Keaton, but it's unsettling to watch people depart: Gene Hackman, Bud Cort, Robert Redford, Cindy Williams, Frederic Forrest, Melinda Dillon, Charles Kimbrough, Piper Laurie, Barbara Bosson, Bobby Sherman, Richard Lewis, Ruth Buzzi, John Sessions, and so on. Every last one of them spent considerable time on either the big or small screen or both (when we measured things that way).
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