Star.

He was an actor of Irish descent. He was quite good.

I hadn't heard that he was no more, sad news. I did like him.

Being honest, another one who I thought was already long gone.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-25393557

The Sailor's Arms is always open. RIP

Woody Allen - “I got a job at the striptease. I help the girls dress and undress.”
Peter O'Toole - “Nice job.”
WA - “Twenty francs a week.”
PO - “Not very much.”
WA - “It’s all I can afford.”

The first film I went to watch by myself in Newcastle was Lawrence of Arabia, I think it was showing at the Stoll and it was certainly in 1962.

It was shit.

Ronnie Biggs, train robber.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-25426914

He's a fairly popular pick. My position is suddenly fragile.

Tarrant: Now for a million pounds, who was one of the participants in the Great Train Robbery, Ronnie Barker, Ronnie Biggs, or Ronnie Wood?
Clive: Sorry, I don't know, sir, I'll have to pass.
Tarrant: But wait, you still have two lifelines, you can phone a friend or ask the audience.
Clive: Sorry, I'm just going to pass.
Tarrant: Are you some kind of idiot? It's a million pounds!
Clive: I may be an idiot, but I'm no informer.

oft that's 3/5 i've managed to predict...jeez!

could i get the other 2 in the remaining days of 2013

my three replacements:

Ian Watkins (Joker)
Fidel Castro
Stephen Hawking

That's a keeper. Mind if I use it over Christmas?

Oh i enjoyed that filum. I saw him in some Shakespeare thing and he was so dure we left at half time and went to the pub.. he would have understood.

I met him once. Starey eyes.