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RIP DC Comics writer/editor Brian Augustyn (The Flash, etc)
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RIP John William Galt. Voice of LBJ in JFK and Forrrest Gump, voice of the admittedly not PC hero Lo Wang in the computer game Shadow Warrior.
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RIP director Ivan Reitman (Ghostbusters 1-2, Stripes, Meatballs, Twins, Junior, etc.)
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RIP comic book writer Tom Veitch (Animal Man, Star Wars)
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RIP Sally Kellerman (Hot Lips Houlihan in the movie version of MASH)
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RIP actress Farrah Forke.
Farrah Forke, actor on 'Wings' and 'Lois & Clark,' dies at 54: reports (msn.com)
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Sad about Forke. I loved her Mayson Drake character on Lois & Clark.
RIP Conrad Janis, Fred McConnell (Mindy's father) on Mork & Mindy
RIP Darlene McCarty (Nana on Z Nation), reported on her personal Instagram account and other personal social media.
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RIP Emilio Delgado (Luis on Sesame Street)
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RIP actor William Hurt, who played "Thunderbolt" Ross in the MCU during the past decade as part of a lengthy career.
Oscar-winning 'Kiss of the Spider Woman' actor William Hurt dies at 71 (msn.com)
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In a bit of ironic timing, RIP singer C.W. McCall (Convoy)
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RIP actress Estelle Harris
Estelle Harris Of "Seinfeld" And "Toy Story" Has Died At Age 93 (yahoo.com)
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RIP to a real hero: Mimi Reinhardt (born Carmen Koppel; 15 January 1915 – 8 April 2022), who drew up the lists for Oskar Schindler, thus helping save the lives of around 1,300 Jews during Nazi Germany. Reinhardt herself was Jewish so likely if not recruited by Schindler would not have survived the Holocaust. Instead she made it to 107. Admittedly not directly a pop culture figure, but her efforts did help inspire Schindler's List. And for someone who helped saved that many lives, I think we can go beyond the normal scope of this list.
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RIP Gilbert Gottfried. I won't bother saying who he is this time because I'm pretty sure everyone knows at least some of his work
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RIP Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper on Mad Men)
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RIP Neal Adams; if you're on this forum you know who he is.
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RIP real life drummer Ric Parnell, who played drummer Mick Shrimpton in This is Spinal Tap.
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Another one: Ron Galella, the paparazzo who hounded Jackie Onassis and who was largely responsible for modern day paparazzi. He was the subject of the excellent documentary Smash His Camera. Out of respect for anyone who liked his work I won't say anything negative right at this moment but neither will I say RIP. I acknowledge his passing.
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RIP George Pérez, another person who all have heard of if you're on these boards. I knew this was coming because he'd been reporting about having terminal cancer, but still sad.
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RIP Fred Ward, who played the main character in the unfortunately named Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins.
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RIP movie composer Vangelis (Chariots of Fire, Blade Runner, etc.)
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RIP comic book artist Tim Sale. One of my favourite works of his is something that was critically panned: his and Loeb's Challengers of the Unknown mini-series, which tried to give the team more depth.
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RIP Joe Turkel (Lloyd the bartender in The Shining and Dr. Eldon Tyrell) in Blade Runner.
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RIP James Caan (The Godfather, Misery, Alien Nation, etc.)
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RIP Larry Storch. Aside from his more prominent roles he was also the voice of the Joker in 1960s Batman cartoons.
RIP Tony Sirico, Paulie Walnuts on The Sopranos
RIP Gregory Itzin, President Charles Logan on 24.
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RIP Pat John (Jesse Jim on the Beachcomers)
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RIP Bernard Cribbins, a British actor whose career stretched across eight decades, and whose work in British children's television alone endeared him to generations. He also played Wilfred Mott in some cult British TV show called Doctor Who.
RIP actor Paul Sorvino, an American actor whose career stretched back to at least 1970. His best-known role was as mob boss Paulie Cicero in Martin Scorsese's Goodfellas.
Both gentlemen passed away on July 28.