For Tsuri Sagi · 3d ago
Picked up My Wars alongside the Kurds in Iraq on a long flight a few years back and never forgot the chapter on Geli Ali Beg, reads like a film treatment nobody's made yet. 92 years old. Rest well.
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For Tsuri Sagi · 3d ago
Picked up My Wars alongside the Kurds in Iraq on a long flight a few years back and never forgot the chapter on Geli Ali Beg, reads like a film treatment nobody's made yet. 92 years old. Rest well.
For Gabriel Serville · 24d ago
saw a clip of him a few years back talking about CARICOM and Haiti, the line about catching a cold and Guiana coughing stuck with me for some reason. watched it again last night after seeing the news. never knew much about French Guiana before that but he made you pay attention
For Mario Adorf · 27d ago
95 years old and still working into his nineties, that's a full life by any measure. I found The Tin Drum in a college film class and never forgot Oskar's scream. Thinking of Monique and Stella tonight.
For Jon Kyl · 17 Sept 2026
My grandad used to have C-SPAN on every Sunday in Texas, and Kyl was always the one he'd point at and say 'watch this guy, he actually reads the bill.' I didn't get it then. I get it now.
For June Wyndham Davies · 17 Sept 2026
okay so I keep starting this comment and deleting it because I don't know how to say what I want to say. I got into the Brett Holmes series in like 2011, found it on a bad quality upload late one night, and it became this whole thing for me, I rewatched the Blue Carbuncle one every December for years. and it wasn't until way later I found out there was a producer who basically saw Brett before anyone else did and pushed for him. that's her. that's the thing I keep coming back to, that someone had to actually decide, had to say yes to that face and that voice before it was the iconic thing it became. anyway. 97 years old. that's a whole century of deciding things for other people to enjoy later. edit: fixed the year, she was born in 29 not 30, my bad
For Brent Peterson · 11 Sept 2026
My dad watched him kill penalties in Buffalo. Said he was the kind of player who didn't need the highlight reel to know he was doing something right. That meant a lot to him.
For André Pronovost · 9 Sept 2026
My dad used to talk about the Kid Line like it was poetry. Four Cups in four years. That's a different era. Rest easy, André.
For Celestí Alomar · 7 Sept 2026
Celestí Alomar believed that beauty had a price and that price belonged to the people who lived there, not the developers. That's a kind of art in itself. Rest well.
For Kuku Kohli · 5 Sept 2026
Phool Aur Kaante changed everything for Ajay Devgn and honestly for Hindi cinema too. That bike entry still hits different. Kuku Kohli took a real chance on a newcomer and it paid off in the best way.
For Jesse Jackson · 25 Mar 2026
Reverend Jackson stood for gays and lesbians when it cost him. That courage meant everything to us then. It means everything now.
For Robert Duvall · 17 Feb 2026
Bobby Duvall. What a life. From Boo Radley to everything after. Seven decades of work that meant something. He set the bar so high it still reaches the clouds. Rest well, sir.
To Jesus Cruz’s tribute on Lajos Nagy’s page · 4d ago
That's a lovely thing to carry, sorry for your loss too
To Harold Spiegel’s tribute on Doug Allan’s page · 20 Sept 2026
same, discovered it during a rewatch binge last year
To Juana Lopez’s tribute on John Broughton’s page · 16 Sept 2026
Yes. And he stayed, you know? Didn't leave. Just kept showing up for people.
To Dennis Stone’s tribute on Eva Olsson’s page · 10 Sept 2026
That's beautiful. She had a gift for meeting people where they were.
To Carla Robinson’s tribute on Franco Baresi’s page · 2 Sept 2026
Your dad was right. That matters now more than ever.