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[organizedkaos]

On 11/24/2025 at 7:51 AM, SaitoRyo said:

Udo Kier, actor in seemingly a thousand films, at 81.

I'll always associate him with 70s horror and exploitation stuff, but he was in a tonne of movies that ran the gamut from massive Hollywood blockbusters to stuff that three people have probably seen. Just an incredibly varied career, the type people don't really get to have now. 

RIP. 

Last post about Udo Kier I promise but I was just reminded of this absolutely wonderful interview https://www.avclub.com/udo-kier-1798223583. Was tempted to quote some lines but I think you have to read the whole piece to get the brilliantly excited stream of consciousness that appears to be his tone

[WyattSheepMask]

I haven’t seen much of Udo Kier pre-1990s, but I always thought that he seemed to be the most German person imaginable.

Also loved that he signed up to Twitter, made one tweet to take a pop at Netflix, and never posted again

Edited November 26, 2025 by WyattSheepMask

[SuperBacon]

Playwright and screen writer Tom Stoppard, aged 88.

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2025/nov/29/tom-stoppard-playwright-of-dazzling-wit-and-playful-erudition-dies-aged-88

[Tim Healys Chutney Spoon]

Golfer Fuzzy Zoeller

 

https://www.skysports.com/golf/news/11071/13476279/fuzzy-zoeller-two-time-major-golf-champion-dies-at-74

[Just Some Guy]

West Ham legend Billy Bonds.

[Chris B]

If you don't give a shit about them dying enough to write anything about it, perhaps it's not worth putting in here?

[Chest Rockwell]

Consider that a rule going forward!

[FLips]

Tim Healey’s Chutney Spoon just fell to his knees in an old people’s home.

[johnnyboy]

King of the square cut, Robin Smith at 62.

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2025/dec/02/robin-smith-former-england-cricketer-dies-aged-62

One of the stalwarts of the England team as I fell in love with cricket and another from that 90s-00s era that's gone far too soon.

[Magnum Milano]

RIP 'The Judge'

Fearless when facing the quickest and most deadliest bowlers of a generation but yet bamboozled by the spinners of the day.

[johnnyboy]

4 minutes ago, Magnum Milano said:

Fearless when facing the quickest and most deadliest bowlers of a generation but yet bamboozled by the spinners of the day.

If him and Hick could have had a baby

[Devon Malcolm]

I think Judge was my first favourite cricketer. Just absolutely loved watching him bat. Not sure anyone has ever hit the ball as hard as him.

Any excuse to dig this out again:-

 

[Magnum Milano]

Former West Bromwich Albion and Manchester United footballer Remi Moses at the age of 65. Reportedly the first black player to score for United.

[tiger_rick]

Moses came out of the WBA talent factory in the late 70's and early 80's. Another black player nurtured by Ron Atkinson, ironically. Didn't see a right lot of him as a kid as he was more cursed with injury than Bryan Robson but I've seen some games in retrospect where he was an absolute warrior. The Barcelona game against Maradona in 84 is a standout. Only injuries stopped him playing for England.

No age at all. 

Edited December 3, 2025 by tiger_rick

[SuperBacon]

1 hour ago, Magnum Milano said:

Former West Bromwich Albion and Manchester United footballer Remi Moses at the age of 65. Reportedly the first black player to score for United.

He's not dead.