DJariya

DJariya

Thanks for pinch hitting on All the money in the world.

He had a really good run. One of his last acting jobs was the Canadian show Departure. He shot 2 seasons of it. The first season is on Peacock. And of course he was great in Knives Out. The fact that he was still a working actor into his 90s is an amazing accomplishment.

GoldenJCJ

No! 2021 isn’t starting great!

Decker

Loved him as recently as Knives Out.

wishbone

RIP Christopher Plummer

printerati

RIP, General Chang. Parting is such sweet sorrow. Have we not heard the chimes at midnight?

sauce07

What a legend, might have to watch Beginners again tonight. So glad he won the Oscar for this performance and it didn’t feel like a lifetime achievement award.

inri222

Another great actor that I grew up watching so many of his movies is gone. He was so good in Michael Mann's The Insider where he plays 60 Minutes host Mike Wallace.
I was surprised that he wasn't even nominated.

clckworang

2021 really is starting out shitty.

Plummer was always good. He seemed to finally start really getting his due toward the end of his career, but I think he was one of those actors who made it look so easy for so long that he was often taken for granted.

shizawn

I just watched The Undiscovered Country a couple days ago, after not having seen it in years. RIP to a great actor.

Norm de Plume

First Hal Holbrook and now Christopher Plummer. Two great actors in one week.

Mabuse

Love him in 12 Monkeys.

rexinnih

RIP to one of the greats

JeffTheAlpaca

I saw this two nights ago and never did it cross my mind that he was going to die later this week

RIP and he still did great and memorable work in his later years.


Hollywood lost a legend today.


I saw this and even though it did not get great reviews he was great in it as usual

Superman07

I wasn’t familiar with a lot of his work. In fact hand the seen The Sound of Music until after watching The Undiscovered Country; so to me he’ll always be associated with Star Trek.

Perkinsun Dzees

One of his lesser known but still memorable performances was as the sadistic villain in The Silent Partner

Daytripper

What a class act. And one of the last greats from his generation. Very sad day.

DJariya

Sadly his cause of death was from a head injury after a fall.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/05/m...mmer-dead.html

Hazel Motes

In a business that usually ages people into lesser onscreen roles, he was doing top notch work right into his 90's. Good for him.

In the span of a year Sean Connery, Gene Hackman, Robert Duvall, Clint Eastwood and Christopher Plummer all turned 90. We've lost 2 of them now. Hopefully the rest have Kirk Douglas longevity!

Decker

Wow :

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Runaway

I get the desire not wanting a bad joke go to waste, but that remark was just plain stupid.

SeeingThings

Rip

Norm de Plume

An absolute classic, and nearly as good was Bob Clark's tremendously atmospheric Murder by Decree, in which Plummer played Sherlock Holmes and the great James Mason played Watson. Jeremy Brett may have a lock on "Best Holmes Interpretation", but Plummer did a stellar job of it too.

Runaway

Thank you for the recomendation. I watched The Silent Partner yesterday and enjoyed it a lot. I also watched "Remember" which was pretty strong and "The Last Full Measure" which had to much pathos for my taste, but I liked Plummer's supporting role.

will travel

Rest In Peace!