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R.I.P Miguel Ferrer
I had no idea who it was by name, but as soon as I saw the picture I remember seeing him in several movies/shows.
R.I.P. Miguel Ferrer By Sam Barsanti@sambarsanti Jan 19, 2017 4:20 PM http://i.onionstatic.com/avclub/6177/63/16x9/1200.jpg (Photo: Getty Images/FilmMagic, Tasia Wells) According to Deadline, actor Miguel Ferrer—probably best known to A.V. Club readers for his work on Twin Peaks, though he also had prominent roles on NCIS: Los Angeles, Crossing Jordan, and in RoboCop—has died today after a battle with cancer. He was 61. Born in Santa Monica, California in 1955, Ferrer was the son of Academy Award-winner José Ferrer and Rosemary Clooney, making him the first cousin of George Clooney. Deadline says he was “an accomplished drummer” before he became an actor, having recorded with The Who’s Keith Moon and toured with his mother and Bing Crosby. His first acting job came in 1981, when he appeared on an episode of Magnum, P.I., and he began getting more and more frequent gigs throughout the ‘80s. Ferrer is known for a handful of memorable roles, and the first of them came in 1987, when he appeared in Paul Verhoeven’s RoboCop as Bob Morton, the man who pushes for the implementation of the RoboCop program and then gets killed for his effort. His death also happens to be one of the most iconic scenes of the whole movie: https://solomonkelly.files.wordpress.../robocop03.jpg His career took off even more in the ‘90s, perhaps thanks to his memorable appearance in Twin Peaks as Albert Rosenfeld, a cynical, by-the-book FBI agent who—like most people on that show—later proved to have a lot more depth than it seemed at first. https://elcadillacnegro.files.wordpr...osenfield1.jpg After Twin Peaks, Ferrer appeared in The Stand, Broken Badges, On The Air, and he had regular roles on Crossing Jordan, Desperate Housewives, Adventure Time, and—most recently—on NCIS: Los Angeles. Ferrer was set to reprise his role as Rosenfeld in Showtime’s Twin Peaks revival, though it’s unclear if his death will affect that at all. Also, just this morning The Hollywood Reporter announced that he will be playing iconic DC Comics villain Deathstroke in the animated film Teen Titans: The Judas Contract. His work on that film had been completed. Ferrer is survived by his wife and two sons. |
I didn't know he was Jose Ferrer and Rosemary Clooney's son, of course I didn't know his name either. He was a good actor, RIP.
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I've never seen this man before in my life. Is this some kind of hoax?
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R.I.P.
**** 2017!!!!!:cuss: |
whats up with people dying after they have finished a big production. this guy and the new twin peaks, carrie fisher, and i know i am missing someone else. (something like six former/current star wars actors died last year.)
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It is disheartening to see. More and more people I know are getting diagnosed with cancer, too. One of my friends just started chemo this past Monday for testicular cancer. He has one left now. The chemo has been giving him fits, waking him in the middle of the night so he can hover near a trash bin. His treatment is different than mine, but I've been offering as much advice and insight as I can. Cancer is a hideous malady and I pray that those of you who have not been afflicted with it never are.
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He worked for decades in the biz. also RIP in peace |
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Never heard of him
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RIP MacIntosh.
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http://imdb.com/title/tt0181865/ |
RIP...
"Thats life in the big city" |
Nevermind! I didn't see the robocop deal. Yes he was awesome in that
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Dammit that dude could act. Liked him in everything I seen of his RIP.
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RIP Bob Morton
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Great character actor, he had one of those faces that seem believable in many different roles... dude was kinda B list Hollywood royalty
61 is WAY too young for anyone, RIP |
like the NFL...It's who you know...Hollywood is no different
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yeah, i know, i'm a life-long stoner and wouldn't know the difference but really... when my older brother was dying of brain tumors, he finally asked me to smoke a joint with him..., and it really helped him get through the worst of the chemo... keep in mind this was a stereotypical suburban professional raised in church a and married before the sexual revolution, hippiedom and acceptance of pot among youger people... he was so straight that he never left the boy scouts of america organization serving in some capacity or another... the idea of using illicit drugs was anathema and worse to him, but when he finally tried it, he was sorry he had waited so long... pretty much same story with my sister, who was getting chemo for colon cancer and was not only straight but religiously opposed to all drug use... but she was so glad her son and i turned her on (at the age of 70 or so)... if he's already doing this otoh, nm... |
Billy Mumy's best friend.
RIP Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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If I were an actor, I'd be a "character" actor like this guy. Lot's of work.
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Then again I am off work tomorrow and am inebriated, so MAYBE I'm wrong... but I doubt it |
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They never read the fine print |
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Its ok, we cant all be as good looking as me I'm like Lee Majors to your Robbie Benson, loser :D |
I remember him from The Stand.
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RIP. His last few appearances on NCIS: Los Angeles his illness was noticeable. He was thin (thinner than usual), had a lump on his jaw and had a speech impediment that seemed to get worse with every show. My wife noticed it first and I searched online to see if he was sick but didn't find anything.
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"Now you listen to me. While I will admit to a certain cynicism, the fact is that I am a naysayer and hatchetman in the fight against violence. I pride myself in taking a punch and I'll gladly take another because I choose to live my life in the company of Gandhi and King. My concerns are global. I reject absolutely revenge, aggression, and retaliation. The foundation of such a method... is love. I love you Sheriff Truman."
Dang, there were some great scenes in Twin Peaks |
I've got another big word for you: Immunity.
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