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Thread: Powers Boothe R.I.P.

  1. 05-15-2017, 09:47 AM #1
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    Default Powers Boothe R.I.P.

    Powers Boothe R.I.P.

    Dead at 68
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    Thanks Dave. Never heard. Deserves a moment to appreciate his contributions. A good actor. Loved him in Deadwood.
    RIP.
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    yes read that this morning,, getting tired of all the people dying in our age bracket,, we supposed to be living longer,, heck a couple months ago Bill Paxton died too and he was in his 50,s Tc
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    RIP-Loved him as Jim Jones, and in Southern Comfort-y'all remember those two gems?
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    I remember watching "Sounthern Comfort" as a teen, saw again recently...total cheese but still fun. Any one remember his small role in the classic "Red Dawn"?
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    Yes, I remember him in Red Dawn & Sin City.
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    RIP. He was great as Curly Bill in Tombstone.
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    Loved his line in Tombstone "Well, bye". It wasn't much of a line, yet he served it up with a massive dose of scorn and sarcasm, and a huge cool factor. Farewell, Sir.
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    R.I.P Powers Boothe. I enjoyed him in Rapid Fire, one of Brandon lee's very few movies
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