Nelson Mandela, duh.
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Nobody has mentioned Elvis so far?
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In a conversation the other day the film Contempt came up, and we looked up the movie and were surprised Brigitte Bardot is still around at 90.
Whenever we would hear "Crimson and Clover" growing up, my dad would comment how Tommy James (the singer) killed himself in the 70s. Cut to like 5 years ago when I see Tommy James, in his 70s, still kickin', on some random public access programming lol.
My dad has been repeating this "fact" for so many years that there's a solid chance he's forgotten it isn't true and still says it whenever he hears "Crimson and Clover."
Donald trump. Unfortunately.
Morgan Freeman.
Though in hindsight I realized he probably would've given his own eulogy.
Dick van Dyke turns 99 in a few weeks.
I swear to God he's the first person that came to mind, and here it's currently the first post - thank you for reminding me that he's still alive!
Kick your knees up, step in time!
Mel Brooks. He turned 98 this year.
I thought Mr dress up was dead for years before he actually died . Pretty sure that was just a Canadian show so most people probably have no idea what I'm talking about . But he was like Mr Rogers and made lots of cool things with construction paper and glue .
He came to my small town and did a show there. Huge highlight of my childhood. My sister got an autograph for me, but I lost it somewhere. Such a great show.
I thought Carter was dead until he was in the news for turning 100.
I mean he's been in hospice for like 18 months now . . .
Probably got a heart attack after hearing the news that the felon won.
Is he still alive? If so, he's probably so sad after seeing what this country did.
If I were his hospice worker, I'd tell him Kamala won.
Maybe knowing the truth, he'll fight harder and live another 100 years out of rage.
He could still run for a second term.
I im imagining he goes to make a pact with the Devil:
Jimmy: "Let me outlive Donald Trump, and I'll pledge you my soul."
Satan: "Don't worry about it bro this one's on the house."
I'm not sure why I thought this, but I thought Carole King died in the late 80s. Nope, she's still kickin'.
Bob Barker only died a year ago. I thought for a long time he had gone in, like, 2010 or so.
I thought Bill Cosby died a year ago.
Same but was it just fake news maybe
Brian Blessed (88) is still alive, so is John Rhys-Davies (80). But we did lose large, loud, Scotish actor Robbie Coltrane (72). :(
i have a community for this
https://moist.catsweat.com/m/stillalive
im always forgetting cher is still here for some reason
This is a triumph
I'm making a note here:
Huge success!
I'm making a note here, huge success
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James Earl Jones prior to him actually passing away.
Buzz Aldrin.
Not gonna say because I don't want to jinx it
OJ SIMPSON
I had the opposite situation with Jim Varney/Ernest. I was so sad when I found out why there weren't any new Ernest films at the time :(
jim varney was a gem. he also made an amazing jed clampett in the beverly hillbillies movie. just an all around funny guy. he reminded me a little of jim carrey in the way they portray physical comedy all over their face.
True story. His brother inspected my house. Very very thorough and very very serious guy, which I suppose is what you want in a home inspector.
Suffice to say, Jim took all of the funny gene in that family.
Lionel Richie and anyone who was bald or over 30 when I was less than 10. Like Steve Ballmer
Michael Caine
He is??? Well, I guess today I learned
John Astin (Gomez from The Addams Family)
Holy crap, I thought he was dead too... Turns out it was Raul Julia, Gomez in the Addams Family movies.
Charo
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