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Re: R.I.P Sherman Hemsley
Originally Posted by DJariya
(Post 11320987)
Granted I don't know anything about Sherman's personal life because from what I've seen he was a private man, but just because he chose not to marry and have children, it doesn't automatically make him gay.
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Re: R.I.P Sherman Hemsley
Several marathon tributes to Hemsley airing this week and weekend.
http://blog.sitcomsonline.com/2012/0...effersons.html And a really strange revelation (not LSD strange, but still ...) Hemsley's dream role, which he never got to play, was Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman. http://www.latimes.com/entertainment...,6105118.story |
Re: R.I.P Sherman Hemsley
Originally Posted by Sierra Disc
(Post 11321299)
One of the great sitcom stars. I'm really surprised to find he was "only" 74, as he seemed to be in his 50s in the Jeffersons run back 35 years ago, I'm surprised to see he was still fairly young then. Guess he was "always" old.
RIP Sherman Hemsley. |
Re: R.I.P Sherman Hemsley
A comedic legend and a personal idol.
Like Don Knotts and Three's Company it's a crime he wasn't able to create much more great work after Amen since he was looking for work. |
Re: R.I.P Sherman Hemsley
The Jeffersons is as good today as when it first aired, and that's in large part to Sherman Hemsley pulling off the character so well.
Sad to see him go, but he's movin' on up... |
Re: R.I.P Sherman Hemsley
Originally Posted by adamblast
(Post 11321941)
You live on the toe nail of Texas? :lol:
The town I live in might be geographically called the bump on the ass of California.
Originally Posted by Drexl
(Post 11322615)
Kinda like Wilford Brimley, who is 77, but has looked old for so long that he was one of the "elderly" actors in Cocoon. At the time, Brimley was the same age (50) that Tom Cruise is today.
RIP Sherman Hemsley. |
Re: R.I.P Sherman Hemsley
Originally Posted by JuryDuty
(Post 11323113)
The Jeffersons is as good today as when it first aired, and that's in large part to Sherman Hemsley pulling off the character so well.
Sad to see him go, but he's movin' on up... |
Re: R.I.P Sherman Hemsley
Originally Posted by Thrush
(Post 11323669)
Yep it holds up surprisingly well. I'd put Herman's George Jefferson up there with Ralph Kramden in the Pantheon of great sitcom characters.
It sadly seems like so many comedic greats aren't recognized until they die. I'm lamenting how much more great stuff he would hve done if he got more work later in life. |
Re: R.I.P Sherman Hemsley
:rip: George Jeffersons :(
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Re: R.I.P Sherman Hemsley
Sherman Hemsley’s Body Has Been Frozen In El Paso For Two Months Because People Are Fighting Over His Estate
Read more: http://www.uproxx.com/tv/2012/09/she...#ixzz27hOlGGuV |
Re: R.I.P Sherman Hemsley
Shermcicle!
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