Farewell Roy Ayers, what fun you gave us…
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Damned no more. RIP Brian James and condolences to anyone who knew him
personally.
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There are more details regarding the death of Gene Hackman. No foul play, but it sounds even more tragic. It makes a case for checking on elderly neighbours.
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The actor Simon Fisher-Becker has died. He was probably best known for playing a ghost in Harry Potter and the bright blue Dorium in Doctor Who, but he also appeared in the Merseyside based sitcom, Puppy Love.
I met him a couple of times and he was a very funny chatty guy. He had a great story about a make-up artist confusing him with Ian McNeice: seemingly they hadn’t expected two “round” actors on set.
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Rip Eddie Jordan
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Was completely unaware he hadn’t acted for over 20 years. Guess since he played so memorable roles in movies you see time to time, it felt like he never went away.
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RIP George Foreman - 76yrs -
Foreman was inducted into boxing’s Hall if Fame in 2003. He retired in 1997 after a career of 76 wins and five defeats. A remarkable 68 of his 76 victories were inside the distance. ‘Big George’ was always linked to Ali thanks to their famous fight in Zaire in 1974 but he is a boxing icon in his own right. Foreman beat Frazier twice either side of his clash with Ali and had famous wins over Ken Norton and Ron Lyle.
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What a boxing legend! RIP George Foreman.
I remember my mum going to the shop getting ‘The George Foreman Lean Mean Fat-Reducing Grilling Machine’. It was fantastic.
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I really enjoyed many of his series back in the day.
My condolences to his family and friends.
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I will always remember him best for his role as Aramis in the 70’s version of the Three Musketeers. Absolutely loved that film.
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Just a note…I remember Dr Kildare on black n white tv…
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Oh no another legend gone. My mum loved Richard Chamberlain in Dr Kildare and The Thorn Birds, I loved his version of Aramis in the Three Musketeers and the Count of Monte Cristo. A fantastic film actor and legendary tv actor. So many memories of him on tv. He will be truely missed.
RIP Richard Chamberlain. Thank you for all the memoral films and tv series
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Rest in Peace Val Kilmer 
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His performance as Doc Holiday was Oscar worthy. Great actor, Rest in Peace.
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Rest in peace. 
Fine actor. The Saint.
Bittersweet that he got to reprise his iconic role as Iceman in the top gun sequel.
But that’s still fitting that it was his final role.
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The actress Jean Marsh has died aged 90. She is probably best known for Upstairs Downstairs, which she created and starred in. But appeared in a huge number of productions over 60 years.
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Pokrivac was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2015 which forced him to retire from professional football. But he returned to amateur football in 2021 and joined lower league side NK Vojnic last summer.
Sounds like a fighter.
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The Northern Irish singer Clodagh Rodgers has died aged 78. She is probably best known as the UK’s Eurovision entry in 1971, but she used to appear regularly on entertainment programmes in the 1970s such as The Two Ronnies.
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