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Peter Ustinov dead at 82
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I remember him mostly from Spartacus and Logan's Run.
Sad indeed. |
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I will always remember him as Nero from Quo Vadis. |
I think I will spin Spartacus tonight as a tribute. He seemed to be a guy who was terribly underused in the later part of his life, what a tremendous character actor! RIP Pete!
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His range as an actor knew no bounds .... whether it was the demented Nero, or a befuddled old man, or Hercule Poirot, he never failed to hit the mark.
And let's not forget his skills as an author - he wrote several plays that were presented in the West End and on Broadway, including the hilarious <i>Romanoff and Juliet</i>. http://www.ibdb.com/person.asp?id=8131 We'll miss you! |
Death on the Nile and the rest of his poirot performances are what I will remember him for
During World War II, Private Peter Ustinov was batman to Lieutenant Colonel David Niven. |
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Sorry to see him go. He was the hightlight of the films I've seen him in; hilarious performances.
"She said I had beautiful eyelashes." |
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http://www.transparencynow.com/Logan/oldman.jpg
For you sci-fi buffs, he was the old coot in Logan's Run. |
Well that solves it!
I'm watching Spartacus tonight. |
This is truly a sad day. He will be sorely missed.
Gotta love his cameo in the Great Muppet Adventure. Ustinov: What are you doing here? Oscar the Grouch: Just a small cameo. Ustinov (to the camera): Me too. |
Originally posted by Pants Well that solves it! I'm watching Spartacus tonight. Ustinov in Spartacus is one of the all-time greatest perfomances in film history IMO & one of my all-time favorite characters ever. Add his Oscar winning performance to the fact that he wrote a lot of his scenes. It's just one of those roles that embodies why one loves cinema. He was such a naturally funny man & truly brilliant & intelligent & witty. |
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