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Old 03-19-11, 03:11 PM
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Re: RIP - Michael Gough (1916-2011)

Originally Posted by GrouchoFan

He was also in "Top Secret!"
If they find out you've seen this, your life will be worth less than a truckload of dead rats in a tampon factory.
Old 03-19-11, 06:42 PM
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Re: RIP - Michael Gough (1916-2011)

Originally Posted by planetaire
I think I'll always enjoy his perfectly slimy Lord Ambrose d'Arcy in Hammer's Phantom of the Opera the most.

Rest in peace. It was always a good thing to see him in a picture.
One of the great a-holes in movie history!
Great performance by the actor. He had a great voice like early Sean Connery and Richard Burton.
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Re: RIP - Michael Gough (1916-2011)

Originally Posted by GrouchoFan
As familiar as I am with his face, I'm a little ashamed to admit that I still can't remember--is it pronounced "gow" or "goff?"

He was also in "Top Secret!"
Oh god, how could I forget. Maybe I should still just look at his IMDB filmography.

Originally Posted by MinLShaw
I, too, loved that Diet Coke commercial, Ringmaster! I believe it's pronounced, "goff," Grouchofan.

Last night, I streamed The Man in the White Suit starring Alec Guinness and Michael Gough. It was quite enjoyable, and a lot of fun to see those two in that kind of movie, in their younger days. The premise is that Guinness is working on an everlasting textile material that would be entirely resistant to staining. It's mostly a comedy, but its final act I found particularly poignant in light of today's economy. Well worth the viewing.
Thanks. I believe that's part of the Alec Guinness box set from Lionsgate (formerly from Anchor Bay).
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Re: RIP - Michael Gough (1916-2011)

Originally Posted by wm lopez
One of the great a-holes in movie history!
Yep. Loved to hate him. Love to watch him get. TROG comes to mind.

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