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Celebrity Deaths That Sadly Slipped By Us
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- There are many reasons why we are drawn to particular celebrities throughout our lives. We associate them with fond memories like attending their concerts with some of our best friends or watching a movie of theirs during a momentous first date.
The world always needs entertainers to make us laugh and cry but because many stars come and go in the entertainment industry it’s easy to forget when one of your favorites passes away.
In honor of forgotten celebrities who are no longer around, here are notable entertainer deaths that slipped by us.
#CelebrityDeaths #RIP #Celebrities
Erin Moran | 0:00
David Graf | 1:22
Wendie Jo Sperber | 2:24
Michael Jeter | 3:22
John Cazale | 4:08
Andy Hallett | 4:59
Glenn Quinn | 5:46
Rowdy Roddy Piper | 6:39
Earl Hindman | 7:34
Bernie Mac | 8:24
Andy Whitfield | 9:11
Rapper Heavy D | 10:05
Lynne Thigpen | 10:52
Mary Pat Gleason | 11:43
Dana Plato | 12:31
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Fact about Lynne Thigpen: She was also the voice of Luna the Moon in the children's TV show Bear in the Big Blue House (1997 - 2006). The sudden death of Lynne, led to production being put on hiatus for three years, along with a planned film. In 2005 two afters her passing Tara Mooney who played Shadow on the show said in an interview with Ray D'Arcy on Today FM "The crew's hearts just weren't in it anymore". I find that pretty sad. That show was my childhood and finding out now that Lynne passed away in 2003 just broke my heart. R.I.P. Lynne. You will always be Luna the Moon to me.
I'll never think of that ending song with Bear in the Big Blue House the same. She will always be a part of my childhood even though I didn't know who she was until now.
I'll always remember her as the DJ in The Warriors, can never forget her lips and iconic voice.
Why did I watch this? I'm 56 and survived a pulmonary embolism 5 months ago. Life is so fragile...even when it isn't.
Sorry to hear about that for one! Two, I don't know? Why did you watch this? All you had to do was watch something else!! I nearly died when I fractured my skull, ruptured my ear drum mid flight, & get to the ER with internal bleeding in my brain! Just remember someone will always have it worse than you!! How's that humble pie taste?
Life is fragile & the older we get, the harder it is to pretend we'll be here forever. I am glad you survived your PE. Take care, internet stranger.
You survived because you’re a fighter. The very best to you.
@Kram Snidka I see that sending out stupid shit like that is yours!
@Kram Snidka what's the matter? You're still mad because when you entered the ugly contest the judges said "Sorry no professionals"!
a beautiful tribute to people we might have forgotten or who have passed away unnoticed. thank you for sharing with us.
Lynn Thigpen was the reason Bear in the Big Blue House was cancelled. The cast literally could not continue because they missed her too much.
Wondered where that wonderful show went. Don’t blame them😢
We are not promised tomorrow. Every sunrise is a blessing and everyday a gift.
Tell that to a starving and neglected, poverty stricken child living in a third world country. Empty platitudes and armchair wisdom don't do anything but breed apathy!
Hello Russell I'm Peter 48 years old from Hamilton Ontario Canada sir hope all is well? I'm also a stroke and cardiac arrest survivor myself now
Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery but today is a gift. That's why they call it the present!
@@freedragon3050 I'm sure a good caring person like you does a lot of charitable work to help people in those unfortunate positions.
@@freedragon3050 From a certain POV. But a starving, neglected poverty stricken child in a third world country, being nearer to the reality of death and likely knowing it, might more clearly see how much a gift is every day above the ground than we do, who all just assume we have many such days on the shelf.
Mary Pat Gleeson is one of those actors who absolutely everybody recognizes their face but nobody knows their name, just goes to show how well she blended into her roles, RIP
L. Thigpen also portrayed the radio DJ in the movie "The Warriors". Loved her work.
"Whitfield's doctors reported him "cancer free"... his remission proved to be temporary. Doctors will NEVER say someone is "cancer free", and ALL remissions are temporary. The best they will do is say there's no evidence of cancer, and give you odds for a 5 year survivability. But if you're a cancer survivor like I am), know that those cells are still flowing through your body, waiting for the opportunity to land somewhere and start anew. Just be thankful for every extra day you have.
That's scary
I’m also a cancer survivor
I am also a cancer survivor and have been for well over five years. There are many factors in ones survivability after cancer including type of cancer, location, early diagnosis, age, and treatments. I was lucky that I was diagnosed early, had surgery to remove it, and followed up with six months of chemo (which sucked). I believe prayer helps too.
God keep you.
God bless you sir…
Wendy Jo Sperber was so adorable. I remember her from “bosom Buddies” and recently saw her in a rerun of “Will and Grace.” Such a funny, pretty lady. She died much too young. Rest In Peace, Wendy.
She was very funny in the film 1941. Alongside Treat Williams and John Belushi.
She was like a cousin you loved to visit. A funny, huggable character !!
Agreed 1000%. I enjoyed her in everything she was in...even the campy 80's stuff like Stewardess School.
'Corvette Summer', 'Dinky Hocker Shoots Smack', and as the subject of ,'The Show Must Go On'
"I wanna hold your hand"
Every second I'm alive , I Thank God 😊
Lynne Thigpen also had another role in a classic movie called " The Warriors ." She played the D.J. that all the gangs got their orders from.
I remember her from Carmen Sandiego on channel 13.
Yancey Thigpen played for Pittsburgh. No idea whether or not they're related, just same name.
She was also Luna the moon from Bear and the big blue house
An all around awesome movie! Semper Fi
I was wondering if that was her. I don't recall her 'DJ' as being the one to give orders so much as giving the 'play-by-play' of what was going on.
Saddest ever and NOT mentioned here, for me, was actor/comedian FREDDY PRINZ, ie."CHICO" to JACK ALBERTSON's "THE MAN" on the NBC sitcom back in the 70's. So much talent... lost. He could've gone on to do ANYTHING!
He's not dead
@@katthill7506 Yes Freddie Prinze Sr. committed suicide by gun.
Absolutely adored Michael Jeter. He was fabulous in everything he did. He was so great in Patch Adams with Robin Williams and of course as Herman in Evening shade
The Fisher King
RIP Mr noodle!!!!!
My favourite role of his was not mentioned, he was amazing as the crazy engineer in Waterworld.
Phenomenal dancer! Had the pleasure of seeing him on Broadway in a show with Tommy Tune. Kept up and matched him step for step. It was great!
I knew Jeter's dad in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. He was a wonderful man.
I remember Lynne Thigpen in the movie "The Warriors" as a radio newscaster. All you saw was the lower part of her face as she talked into the microphone egging other street gangs to go after the Warriors.
Lynne Thigpen has an incredible voice too. She had a wonderful part in the movie version of Godspell.
I remember when my Nanna told me about Michael Jeter the day he died, while watching Seaame Street of all times... I miss you, Mr. Noodle. 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Michael Jeter was great in "The Boys Next Door," with Tony Goldwyn ("Ghost".)
The full movie is here in CZcams. 🛒🛒🛒
Best lines in that movie awhen they are doing their chores out in the yard and one of the gentleman asks where dust comes from and another gentleman says that they don't have any trees. "We got no tweees!! We got no tweees!!" Lucien
He was also in SISTER ACT
Bro, I'm hearing about it now, and it destroyed me!
Having a small child back in the 90's I remember LYNN THIGPEN from her appearances on PBS's "children's block" of daytime TV shows plus STAR TREK TNG too!
Roddy Piper was a natural. Also Lynne Thigpen was a great judge in Anger Management.
Even though it's probably the most forgettable Jurassic Park movie, Michael Jeter's role as a soldier of fortune in Jurassic Park III was said to be one he liked the most because he had always been cast as eccentric or quirky people and he was able to play a totally different character.
He was also in Sister Act 2.
his best performance I think was his role in Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas, when he's giving the speech to the drug enforcement officers about people who are "Hip, groovy, or cool" haha
Michael Jeter's dad was a customer at Brink's lumber in lawrenceburg, TN. He was also known as "Jeter". He was a dentist and a very funny man. I was privileged to wait on him several times in the '90's. He also loved Jesus.
I was a big Wendie Jo Sperber fan. I still am, I guess. I remember well when I learned she had passed away. One of the few celebrity deaths that really affected me.
I loved her in 1941, and in Bosom Buddies
@@YIKESMF Oh shit! I had forgotten she was in Bosom Buddies. That was a pretty good show (as I remember now) and she was a big part of that. Thank you for the reminder.
dont you think she looks like Whitney Way Thore on My Big Fabulous Life reality series? i do :)
@@spiritofkem Sorry, no idea who that is. But you're probably right. Let's face it, one of the reasons I loved Wendie Jo was that she was really an average looking woman who made it pretty big in an industry that worships "beautiful people." Of course, I thought she was very beautiful, but not in a Hollywood way.
I was a huge Wendie Jo fan also.
She was so damn funny!
My favorite movie of hers was from 1986 stewardess School!
Damn I miss her.😢
We need Bernie Mac in 2021. I sure miss him.
I felt the desperate need to comment on Andy Hallett aka our lovable Loren from angel.....my youngest son (born in 09 was named after him...my FAV story lmao telling a child they were named after a GREEN, HORNED, KARAOKEE SINGING, EMPATH DEMON ROFL) RIP Andy....u were an excellent actor and a FANTASTIC singer....u are truly missed!!
Michael Jeter tearing up as Lauryn Hill sang Joyful Joyful in Sister Act 2 always got me.
Yep. Most i knew about, but there were 3 or 4 that I didn't know about.
Thank you for making me cry again for Dana Plato.😭😭😭
Wendy Jo Sperber is an absolute fave! I was so sad to hear of her passing. She was always a highlight in many of her performances (TV and film), usually cast as a hapless, ditzy, jubilant character. But she was always memorably fun AND funny to watch! I certainly do miss what we could’ve had from her brilliant talent. She was taken from us much TOO soon. Rest in peace, sweet Wendy.
😢💔💐💝🤲🏼
The clip from Guiding Light was not of Mary Gleason. That was Maeve Kincaid who played Vanessa Chamberlain.
Thank you! I know my As the World Turns and Guiding Light! I miss them both SO much! End of an era. 💔💔💔
Lynne Thigpen was also the voice of the radio DJ whom sent messages from the Gramercy RIFFs street gang to the Warriors. Remember, "...Be lookin' good Warriors...all the way back to Coney. Ya hear me babies...good...real good."
They live was outstanding.
Huh?
@@brianyoung1440 "They Live" was the movie Roddy Piper was in.
Outstandingly awful. So bad it was good.
@@DUB_87 well, I was quite entertained. Cheers.
@@MrSpankee02 It was excellent..Carpenter was really on a roll in the 80's.
We miss Rowdy Roddy Piper.
I think he revealed a lot of stuff. I would love to know what/who, killed him.
Dana Plato's story is such a tragedy even after her passing. I know that her son committed suicide at age 25 on mother's day. He never recovered from her death.
So incredibly sad.
Nobody recovers from suicide.😔
Gary Coleman was the star of that show. Dana Plato was a nobody then and still is a nobody now.
Had a huge crush on her as a kid.
@@SD-ir1vf Ya that is true however his death was huge news especially because right before, we saw that viral video of him on top of someone's car as a security guard.
Shit is sad how he ended up with nothing and people just used and abused him.
Heavy D. was a great actor and dancer. So missed..
And The Boyz
I'm writing a movie about him
Wasn't he in a Sprite commercial?
If I remember correctly, David Graf was attending his own son's wedding when he passed away. It was a very sad time for his family. He had some good small roles in Citizen Ruth and Suture which were as far away from Tackleberry showing he had great range as an actor.
Michael Jeter was gold to watch. Amazing talent.
I loved B Mac. He had worked so hard and lived on practically no money trying to make it and I'm sorry he didn't get to enjoy his success for very long.😪💔💫
Erin Moran meant so much to the cast of Happy Days, they hadn't spoken to her in decades.
They had a reunion in 2008 for Fonzie's statue dedication.
She was really nothing.
Erin died from throat cancer. She was a smoker.
@@SD-ir1vf You're nothing.
The only ones who will "attend" your funeral service will be the flies on the mortuary walls.
@@gingerale1861 Well she shouldn't have been a smoker. Right?
Lynne Thigpen was also the voice of Luna the Moon in Bear in the Big Blue House too. The show was never the same after her passing 😪
I didn't know she voiced moon on bear in big blue house.
Speaking about back to the future movie the lady who was getting donations for the clocktower died in the last few years ago at 90
Dana Plato hit hard. SUCH a crush on her when I was a teenager. Didn't know till now it was suicide. Sad all over again.
My big 3 were Dana Plato, Kristy McNichol and Melissa Sue Anderson.
@@darrenrobinson9041 Kristy McNichol? Oh, yeah; BIIIG time!!
Melissa Sue Anderson? Yeah, I suppose but I was always more inclined towards Melissa Gilbert myself.
For some strange reason, I was able to picture her as 5-10 years older and sure enough, that's what she turned out like.
Me too. When I was 12 in 1984 I saw the episode Independent Woman,and her eyes were shining in a way that I hadn’t noticed a girls eyes shine before. I was TOTALLY BLOWN AWAY in spring of “99” when I heard that she died. I really was. It was an O.D. though. Valium,Vicodin,and Soma. Deadly cocktail. Too bad. She was kind of the beginning of the mainstream celebrity overdoses.
I don't believe she killed herself on purpose. I think Dana was so sad and messed up she wasn't thinking right and partying was a way of trying to soothe the pain she was in.
Robbing a Movie outlet when she's an Actress ?!! She was screaming inside and no one else could hear it.
I don't think she cared that particular night but I don't think that was different than any other night. She wanted the pain to stop and went about it in the wrong way. She needed help if she was showing up drunk at 13. I know I did.
@@lorimiller4301 she didn’t. It was an accident.
So much talent... taken WAY before their time... thanks for all the memories!!! RIP 🙏
Wish all of these gifted entertainers were still here! Wrestling will always have a black eye in one form or another. I was happy to see Roddy get a mention, such quick wit & probably one of the best story tellers!! R.I.P to all
Dana Plato committed suicide the day after she appeared on the Howard Stern show in 1999. Howard, Robin and the callers all made fun of Dana during her appearance on the show and the next day she killed herself. Coincidence? I don't think so... Very tragic story.
She was wacked out leading up to the appearance. Remember she was with some lesbian lover who was worried about her. All sorts of weird drama.
Loved Bernie Mac. One of the funniest men ever. I don't care what color he was.
He's been deceased for 13 YEARS!
If you didn’t care about his color you never would have mentioned it.
Not sure why you put an emphasis on color...
So, the comment was edited... Apparently it wasn't edited enough! How much worse was it before?!
@@martins_alternate_universe6783 😂😂
Everybody and their mother knows about Roddy Piper. That guy MADE you know about him and you will NEVER forget.
Rest In Peace
Nope...just in your world
@Quaker 2019 Idiotic statement....idiot.
ICON
Umm, I've never even heard of him (or hardly any of these people)
More Stars in the Heavens, May They R.I.P.
In loving memory of everybody in this video. You are missed.
@Nero Metal That's not funny.
Sperber's parts in '1941' and 'Bachelor Party' stand out for me.
Ah yes "1941", Spielberg's first miss! I still can't figure out how that movie failed. I'm laughing now thinking about her chasing around Treat Williams!
My favorite was Bosom Buddies
Probably one of the most gorgeous women on TV.
@@richardkempton1894 1941 is absolutely hilarious, not sure why it didn't click with the fans and critics.
@@Bloodreign1 yeah it puzzles me too. I mean look at that cast! It wasn't the failure I claimed though. It actually turned a profit. It was just at the time Spielberg was making huge blockbusters and 1941 didn't pull in Jaws, Close Encounters, ET, money.
A funny role Wendy Jo was in "Moving Violations". 1985. Just hilarious.
I remembered Wendy Jo Sperber when she costarred with Tom Hanks and Peter Scolari in the sitcom "Bossum Buddies"
She was funny I was wondering what happened to her too it's sad she died.
Bachelor Party. When she starts beating the shit out of Stanley at the end was HILARIOUS 😂
A very terrible upper respiratory disease was going around in the summer of 2008, I had it and my doctor called it a Severe respiratory infection he didn't know where it came from, I did everything the doctor said for treatment, unfortunately, I heard that B. Mac had died later that month from exactly the same severe pneumonia. RIP
Andy Whitfield owned the Spartacus role the show just wasnt the same without him for me.
All wonderful people. Andy Whitfield hit me hard. ♥️
Actress Lynn Thigpenn was also in the film "The Warriors".
I noticed that. She was the DJ throughout the movie. It wasn't a huge role, but I still think her exceptional execution of the role is what really brought the whole film together.
@@danielzayas1181 yes, I agree! A long way from PBS shows, right?
She was also in Lean on me with Morgan Freeman
@@scottharkovitch3139 that's one I didnt realize! Now I have to watch that again.
She was, also, in "Godspell" She was amazing.
Actually, a lot of these were very well publicized. I think maybe only two of these were a surprise. if you were truly going for the 'slipped by without much notice' element, then make sure they truly did.
I knew many but there were definitely a few surprises in there for me.
Exactly. Especially Dana Plato. Her death is quite well known as the tragedies that befell all of the kids on Diff'rent Strokes where widely publicized.
Dying is easy. It's living that's hard
To,,all of the celebrities that is gone,,even though you're not here anymore. You'll be miss.
May they all rest in Paradise. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
At Cindy D. Unless they were Saved Born -Again and Repented of their sins, They are ALL awaiting The GREAT White Throne Judgement. Cast into Outer Darkness and Begging for a cool drop of water for their tongues. At time of death The Period of GRACE is Over/Finished..
Lynne was also the infamous mom in Lean on me. The thorn in Joe Clark side
I knew about all of them, but I like the way you delved deeper and told the WHOLE story.
Excellent. Finally an obit vid that actually tells us something about the fine folks who’ve passed. I’d say well done
Loved Andy Whitfield, was heartbroken when he passed.
Who
Rest In Peace Everyone☹️
DANA PLATO!!!!!!!!! DANA PLATO!!!!!! DANA PLATO!!!!.........Did I forget to mention DANA PLATO????? Dana Plato was born about one week after myself in 1964. That girl was so stunning!! She was the perfect "school girl" type and I just loved her!!!
hers death was given much coverage
RIP of of them, sad
the reaper is always lurking, take care of yourself and enjoy the ride while you're on it.
he'll never take me alive
Death and taxes are the two things that are inevitable.
Yep. No one, rich or poor eludes the reaper when the time has come.
@@24hourgmtchannel64 except the difference in life span between the wealthy and poor, (in america) is huge (and the worst of all developed countries). the much smaller percentage of rich american men live 14.6 years longer than the poorest of american men. ceo's vs. the people that work for them. for women it's a 10.1 year gap, and that gap is increasing instead of closing. the reaper takes poor americans much more often than people who have access to any health care they want or need. a glaring example of how predator capitalism is a failure, and not beneficent to society, unregulated capitalism is a major detriment to society as a whole.
@@davehenderson3739 tell that to Al Sharpton...LOL
I love Lynn Thigpen. I remember her from Godspell, with Victor Garner.
Victor Garber.
WHERE IN THE WORLD, IS CARMEN SAN DIEGO!! LOVED THE CHIEF!!!
Lynn Thigpen was also the narrator radio voice in "The Warriors." I can't believe she didn't mention this. I used to have such a crush on Dana Plato.
Loved "The Warriors" and the way the camera only showed Lynn Thigpen's mouth speaking into the DJ's Microphone - "Hello Boppers!."
I think most people who know John Cazale know of his death being that the tragedy of what could have been due to his early death is a major part of his story
5 movies, 5 Oscar nominations. Says it all.
Wendy Jo was so beautiful and talented! RIP! I did not know she’d passed.
I loved Rowdy Roddy Piper. One awesome wrestler
He was one of my favorites
I come here to kick ass and chew bubble gum and I'm all out of gum
Evertime you think you have the answer I change the question
Pipers Pit, his show, was my favorite part
He was great in Carpenter's They Live.
Andy Whitfield's death still hurts me.
Im a dyed in the wool SPARTACUS fan. I could not stop crying the day his death was announced.
Had such a crush on Dana Plato in the day RIP...
Sad to hear some of my favorite people have passed away ! That is so sad to hear !
We all knew when Uncle Bernie passed! He is definitely truly missed!
I still love the "I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass" and I'm all out of bubblegum...still one of my favorite flicks...
thanks for the upload. so sad wen u watch these legends on TV especially Bernie mac I loved watching him 🙏🏽... u don't know wot people are struggling wiv in there life theses film stars are all human just like us just because there on TV doesn't mean they don't have worries or struggles or drug problems or alcohol problems or any problems for that matter. we are all the same at the end of the day. either if ur famous or not. everyone comes in the world the same & goes out the same. God bless u all 🙏🏽
The unnoticed passing of the great entertainer Tony Clifton really tore me up.
for sure!
It's true a about Mary Gleason; she had a small but memorable role in the comedy movie Defending Your Life with Albert Brooks and Meryl Streep. One of my favorite movies.
Oh that’s right! She was the waitress! I totally forgot about that!
Always remember.....Roddy Piper said THEY LIVE is real.!!
Yes indeed. It's a Documentary and one everyone should watch!
@@ROZAKRIU I agree, very handsome.
Andy Whitfield- I will never, ever forget how brave he was to fight his disease.
Every time I see this , I cry . MAY THEY ALL REST IN PEACE ,
Damn, the Angel series was jinxed! Two deaths of the costars!
You should look up the Power Ranger series curse \m/ way more problems there😎😎😎
Agree! I was thinking the same thing
I loved ANGEL. Was very well done
Aw, Huckleberry... I loved him as a kid. And 2001?!? I feel terrible for forgetting him, and from that eulogy seemed like a really great guy (maybe that's why I liked him, even as a kid I could tell he was holding back a smile).
imagine the power couple would have been and the myriad of nominations had John Cazale and Meryl Streep married.
He did 5 movies and was Oscar nominee for all. Insane talent, gone way too soon, he would probably been as big as de Niro or Pacino if he has not died
Jesus Christ, I really need to watch some kitten videos after that. It was genuinely upsetting.
I know it depressed me
@@jacquelinebreden5729 Just what you need to watch when you wake up in the morning.
Indeed, the sense that I could drop dead at any moment has definitely been heightened now.
Ali, there's no need to use our Lord's name in vain.
At ALI Servan. THOU SHALT NOT Take The LORD Thy GOD's Name in Vain!! 4/25/2021 7.32 am cst USA
Michael Jeter was also the clown in the first Air Bud movie and he played the Driver and the fireman in the polar expression!
Two of the saddest unexpected deaths of actors who were on their way to being MASSIVE in the industry are Australian actors Heath Ledger, and Jon Blake. The latter most people will not have heard of. An Australian actor starring in The Lighthorsemen from 1987. He had the talent and the looks to be as big a star as Mel Gibson. Sadly, was seriously injured in a car crash upon completion of filming and spent the rest of his life a virtual vegetable. Jon died in 2011 soon after viewing a special screening of The Lighthorsemen on the big screen.
I never understood hiding the neighbors face on Home Improvement. I was young when the show aired (My 20's), but I recognized the neighbor right away.
Probably just a mysterious gimmick they used to keep intrest in the show. But your right a lot of people recognize him from other work, for me it was my mom who new him from the soaps. Still the show was hilarious and just like Rosanne it hit a chord with blue collar workers families (diesel mechanic/ ironworker myself). It's always nice to see on tv that people have the same problems, even though it's la la land
Wow, Meryl Streep is a truly compassionate and generous woman!
She supports a child predator. To hell with her
I got to know Bernie Mac's talent after his passing. Now he my favorite performer.
Thank you Jesus for another day
All three of those young people in different strokes haven’t had the easiest lives. Perhaps it’s not the best environment for kids.
Sending prayers 🙏❤️❤️ for all of these beloved family ❤️🙏
No matter our standing in this life, it is absolutely Temporary. Not one of us will be here in 100 years.
We WILL be somewhere. NOW is the time to decide "Where".
Underground?
@@ronalddonner3396 If you've ever been with someone at the moment of death, as I have, you know that they left that body a long time before it ever gets put in the ground.
Wendy Jo with Peter Scolari and Tom Hanks on Bosom Buddies.
Fun show
The name Tom Hanks makes me wanna 🤢 all I see is him and that little girl 🤮
@@lorimiller4301 are you talking about Sarah ruth Ashcraft? I've never watch another show with him it.
Lynn Big Ten also was the DJ/voice in the movie the warriors. The movie itself has become a cult classic. She was the DJ who will you have the updates and such throughout the movie. She had a really good voice for things of that nature. She is definitely missed.
I loved Dana Plato when I was a kid, one of my first celebrity crushes🥰😟
lynn thigpen was also in the movie Godspell. she was a great singer and a shining light in that film.
I had to stop watching Spartacus after Andy Whitfield died, it was so, so sad.
I always wondered why Erin Moran was not hired by any of the other cast members for any work. Come on Ron you couldn't have put her on set for something? Just wondering
For a long time, I had heard that she was no longer on friendly terms with her former co-stars, and didn't want to be involved when there was talk of reunions, etc. Maybe she'd just had enough of show business. It happens sometimes.
@@martins_alternate_universe6783 Actually I've watched some interviews with some of her former castmates and they said in those interviews that she had turned her life around quite a while before she passed away. I was wondering why this video concentrated on her "troubles" and ignored this!
Show business is a BUSINESS, idiot! You don't just "put someone in a show". And with her history, she couldn't be insured.
Tackleberry was probably the funniest part of Police Academy. The lady that was whispering all the time also died last year I think. Also High Tower died too. Lynne Thigpen was on Anger Management and got a dedication at the end of the movie. I think she died right after it was made. I don't think Dana Plato died of suicide. I think it was an accident from pills she was on. I think "They Live" was more funny than anything. Roddy was great in there. Earl Hindman showed his face on the final episode of Home Improvement.