LEGIT Posted July 3, 2025 Posted July 3, 2025 Today's been a shite day. The loss of Jota is absolutely tragic. He was in the peak of his life, just so so sad. And Michael Masden has some terrific work to his name. One lesser known favourite of mine was the classic Quantum Leap episode Jimmy, where he plays the bully working at the shipyard. This was a few years before he got his big break in Reservoir Dogs. RIP Quote
Paid Members Jazzy G Posted July 3, 2025 Paid Members Posted July 3, 2025 Madsen is a shame. He was brilliant in Reservoir Dogs. I'll always remember him being in a pretty fun show called Vengeance Unlimited that was on late night Channel 4 on a Thursday/Friday. Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted July 3, 2025 Members Posted July 3, 2025 (edited) Madsen is obviously superb in Reservoir Dogs, but he's also incredibly good in Donnie Brasco, playing Sonny Black with a real quiet menace. Edit: there you go @gmoney Edited July 3, 2025 by SuperBacon Well I don't know why I came here tonight Quote
Paid Members TheBurningRed Posted July 3, 2025 Paid Members Posted July 3, 2025 He voiced one of the main villains, Daud, in the fantastic Dishonored video game trilogy and was great in that. Always enjoyed him in the Tarantino movies. And the lucky man got to be in CBB with such stars as Denise Welch, Frankie Cocozza, Natasha Giggs and Sonia from Eastenders. What an experience that must’ve been for him. Quote
Paid Members Devon Malcolm Posted July 3, 2025 Paid Members Posted July 3, 2025 He had a brilliant 90s especially, so much so that people forget or don't mention half the really good stuff he was in. Highly recommend anyone who liked him to watch Kill Me Again, it's my favourite performance of his. Quote
Paid Members Carbomb Posted July 3, 2025 Paid Members Posted July 3, 2025 A pretty rum day. I haven't seen as much of Madsen as I probably should have, but Mr. Blonde is one of the most iconic roles in cinema. Yeh, he was good in Kill Bill but for me he'll always be Vic Vega. A shame Tarantino never did that Vega brothers film. 6 hours ago, Tim Healys Chutney Spoon said: Kenneth Colley from Star Wars too after contracting pneumonia and covid. https://uk.news.yahoo.com/star-wars-actor-dies-contracting-133302463.html He was also Jesus giving the Sermon on the Mount in The Life of Brian. Quote
SaitoRyo Posted July 4, 2025 Posted July 4, 2025 10 hours ago, Devon Malcolm said: He had a brilliant 90s especially, so much so that people forget or don't mention half the really good stuff he was in. Highly recommend anyone who liked him to watch Kill Me Again, it's my favourite performance of his. That's a really good film. Madsen was someone I always enjoyed watching whenever he showed up in stuff. A real sense of menace about him. Trouble Bound (1993) is another one I'd recommend that might have slipped under the radar for people. Quote
Just Some Guy Posted July 4, 2025 Posted July 4, 2025 It's funny that for someone so good at playing the hard man/ psycho, for a generation born in the mid to late 1980's he will be remembered as the kindly Foster dad in Free Willy. Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted July 4, 2025 Members Posted July 4, 2025 Composer Mark Snow. https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/mark-snow-dead-x-files-ghost-whisperer-blue-bloods-1236447489/ The X-Files score is absolutely fantastic. Quote
Paid Members Thunderplex Posted July 4, 2025 Paid Members Posted July 4, 2025 Classic theme, up there with Twin Peaks for me Quote
DavidB6937 Posted July 4, 2025 Posted July 4, 2025 Genuinely skipped the X Files opening for a good few years because it really fucking freaked me out. Obviously I grew up and ended up absolutely adoring the theme and the score. Plus the dance remix they released at some point was pretty fucking cool too. Dont know why but had absolutely no idea he was quite that old. Quote
Paid Members Thunderplex Posted July 4, 2025 Paid Members Posted July 4, 2025 Julian McMahon has passed from Cancer aged 56. He was the randy paladin surgeon in Nip Tuck and Dr Doom in the first 2 Fantastic Four movies. Also once married to Danni Minogue, jammy bastard. Quote
Paid Members Jesse Posted July 4, 2025 Paid Members Posted July 4, 2025 He was huge in our household growing up for his turn as Cole/Belthazor, the sexy demon turned good guy in Charmed. Always liked to see him show up in things, sad news. Quote
Paid Members Boycie Posted July 5, 2025 Paid Members Posted July 5, 2025 Very sad news. I used to be a fan of Nip/Tuck years ago as it was so ridiculously over the top. I recently saw him in The Surfer with Nicolas Cage. I enjoyed the film and thought he gave a good performance as a creepy cult-leader type. RIP Quote
Paid Members johnnyboy Posted July 5, 2025 Paid Members Posted July 5, 2025 9 hours ago, Thunderplex said: Julian McMahon has passed from Cancer aged 56. He was the randy paladin surgeon in Nip Tuck and Dr Doom in the first 2 Fantastic Four movies. Also once married to Danni Minogue, jammy bastard. Always remember him from the "This is it" music video chasing her down the beach and swinging on the swings. Only in reading the obituaries did I discover that his dad had been the Australian Prime Minister. Quote
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