Actors You Didn't Realize Had Died

[@Looper]

Rest In Peace.

[@whitewolf6605]

Change the thumbnail. She's not dead yet. Also, she's got a staring role in another StarGate

[@jackrussell1960]

All Sacrificed...!

[@jackrussell1960]

MAC, was a sacrifice..and EVERYONE KNOWS IT...

[@chelseythomas6246]

Fact Check for Looper fans > Natasha Richardson was born in 1963 & Her sister, Joely Richardson was born in 1965.

[@elizabethclayton2587]

Elton John is dead but somebody forgot to tell her!

[@ginamh8276]

A caring tribute to many fine actors we lost. May they rest in peace.

[@sledgesworld]

So I'm a Medic on Harry Potter, made at Leavesden Studios UK. I had worked all day on different sets. Green screen Blue screen, you know film stuff. At dinner time I went to the canteen for dinner. Taking my seat and eating a Man sat opposite me dressed as one of the titular characters in full makeup. I was wearing my medic uniform and we soon struck up a conversation. What did I do ETC? When I asked what part he was playing, he said O I'm Dumbledore. Yes folks I had dinner with the late great Richard Harris. He was a Gentleman. I have many fond memories from working on those films, Smoking with Robbie Coltrane. Being shot at with spitballs by the young cast and many many more. PEACE

[@WolfpackEntertainmentYT]

no you werent. stop lying for attention.

[@CZghost]

If this is true, you've been really lucky! Oh man!

[@rahhmennoodles338]

@@WolfpackEntertainmentYT Pretty much everything in his profile points to him not being deceitful here. His profile pic is a man aged about as much as you'd expect for someone working on the early harry potter movies. And his videos are obviously shot in the UK. He posts and comments rarely so there's no reason to assume he's looking for clout. That's a young man's game homeboy, go eat some fruitsnacks.

[@retrera1617]

@@WolfpackEntertainmentYT He was

[@olubamiwo]

His son Jared Harris is a really nice guy too

[@philc.9280]

I really appreciate the details of this video especially how the actors passed. Somehow getting all the highlights including details of death gives the viewer some sense of closure.

[@brian_keith]

We lost some good people. Rest easy to all of them, especially the ones who struggled with drug issues. You are not forgotten. Michael K Williams and Brad Renfro were memorable actors. The pain Liam Neeson had to feel by the loss of Natasha Richardson must have been devastating. She was an extremely beautiful woman.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Ballon d'Or

[@Ytnzy250]

Natasha was an alcoholic who had 2 drink drive convictions on her record. No doubt drunk on the slopes & being trained to ski by Frank Spencer were conducive to her fatal accident.

[@alanh.7668]

@@Ytnzy250 Did you see her drink that day? Then respect those who have passed, you seem bitter and jealous.

[@Ytnzy250]

@@lorrainetavares1308 Not on a corpse. Unless you're into necrophilia

[@brian_keith]

@@lorrainetavares1308 i was just saying she was beautiful. why are you trying to make it into something other than that? i was just stating an opinion. am i not allowed to do that? are you apart of the woke movement, trying to cancel everything that YOU don't agree with or approve of?

[@cynthiajordan8751]

I’m glad you mentioned Brad Renfro. He passed from similar circumstances about the same time as Heath Ledger I was so mad when HL was in the memoriam section of the Oscars and Brad wasn’t. What made it worse was that Susan Sarandon and Tommy Lee Jones attended the Oscars that year.

[@razefazegamez6048]

J smith is right I’m glad that didn’t mention him

[@HoldenNY22]

@@jsmith3946 I thought he was very good in Terminator 2 playing the young John Connor. I think Addiction is a disease like Cancer. But it as they say a 3 Fold disease - physical, Mental and Spiritual.

[@starmc26]

You mean suicide by drugs?

[@darrkstarg]

Wow.... I guess some people just don't give a shit about people other than themselves or their families. Losing your life over drugs is tragic. People making light of that are not anybody I would want to know.

[@alfredthegreat9543]

@@HoldenNY22 He wasn't in T2, you're thinking of Edward Furlong.

[@richmanz447]

Small correction. Edward Herman played the love interest (not step father) of the mother in Lost Boys. This role entered him into pop culture for the youth at that time.

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

Well he intended to be their step father though. Or technically their vampire father. Remember part of his big idea was to have her be mother to his boys and he’d turn her kids too

[@EdnaK728]

Lost Boys is just the quintessential 80s cheesefest

[@upturnedblousecollar5811]

Most people outside of America, myself included, won't have even heard of half of these actors.

[@boitoiful]

Richard Harris, as a young handsome man, was hired to play Doris Day's leading man in a lush, rich production released in 1967 "Caprice". Doris is a MOD spy stealing a recipe for a hairspray "Caprice" which keeps hair dry while in water. A mild comedy romping throughout Europe and the US. During the filming, Harris told Doris that he wanted and planned to become a recording artist and sought direction. Doris coached him while they were filming. What a coach we should all be lucky enough to have!! He went on to record several hit songs and albums. Who knew? The film is fun to watch and you can see the wealth of production values right from the beginning.

[@leecowell8165]

Gary Coleman was super smart. He'd memorize all of his lines AND the other actors for Different Strokes. But unfortunately he had a lot of health issues. Just plain sad...

[@HCGSeth]

I'm so glad Michael K. Williams made this list.. especially with his comeuppance and well-known impact he's had on the industry as a whole. It broke my heart to hear that it was an OD that took him from this world; as a someone who's been clean for nigh on 9 years it's not easy to want to use again but sometimes the pressure is so immense, all you want to do is alleviate the pain.. not knowing that may be your last time breathing. All you want to do is find peace, well i just hope that somewhere out there in the ether MKW has found that peace ❤️🙏😑🙏❤️

[@baconator1550]

Yeah I’m glad he’s dead too??? Pretty messed up TBH

[@JR-ez3zd]

I'm sorry to say he didn't! 😔

[@Tsunami1972]

Given the relative obscurity of some of these, I was surprised to not see Nelsan Ellis, who played Lafayette on True Blood. Absolutely brilliant actor, my favorite character on that series.

[@nananightshade8695]

What happened to him? He was great in that show!! Loved him! Didn’t know he passed.😢

[@mishamarie79]

He was amazing

[@mishamarie79]

@@nananightshade8695 alcohol withdrawal

[@nananightshade8695]

@@mishamarie79 That’s so sad. Thanks for answering.

[@nananightshade8695]

@@mishamarie79 💜💔

[@jordang7717]

Michael K Williams was a huge loss. Such an amazing actor. His death was like when Phillip Seymour Hoffman passed away. Williams was a master at his craft.

[@davidz3879]

PSH's death received far more media coverage. Williams was only known to fans of The Wire.

[@JR-ez3zd]

Phillip Semor Hoffman was murdered by Scientology!

[@randyt3558]

Something else i didn't know. Richard Attenborough is the elder brother of Sir David Attenborough.

[@snafubar5491]

That is SIR Richard Attenborough, thank you very much. He was knighted in 1976 and made a life peer in 1993.

[@bassmangotdbluz3547]

Edward Herrmann voiced a lot of audio books too. I could listen to him speak all day long. I loved EH in Compromising Positions with Susan Sarandon & Raul Julia. Lots of other really great supporting actors as well.

[@davidz3879]

Who didn't know about the deaths of Gary Coleman & Natasha Richardson? They received a great deal of international media coverage.

[@COLE_PRODUCTIONS]

Same with Michael K. Williams, Thuy Trang Dana Plato, Bernie Mac and more

[@BigDewlee36]

But on the other hand ppl would probably be mad if they weren’t mentioned!!!

[@davidz3879]

@@COLE_PRODUCTIONS Most people outside the US wouldn't know of the deaths of Williams, Trang or Plato.

[@MCR-M8]

I was having a social media purge when Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones died. Didn't find out until last month.

[@okafor8737]

I didn’t know either had died

[@williammason9789]

Edward Herman also played some good comic roles. Richie Rich's dad, with Macauley Culkin in the title role.

[@mariaemedinadiaz]

They were all amazing and wonderful actors they will be truly missed they all touched our hearts may the rest in peace and we thank them for all of the laughter.😊

[@nicholasmaude6906]

Heather O'Rourke's death was rather tragic since if she'd had the correct medical diagnosis and therefore the correct medical treatment she'd probably be still alive.

[@harukrentz435]

this is why second opinion is neccessary in medic.

[@garyfrancis6193]

So many of the young film and TV stars in recent decades succumbed to drug overdoses. One you missed was Philip Seymour Hoffman who did brilliant performances in Twister with Bill Paxton, The Big Lebowski and in Capote the bio movie about Truman Capote. Again a drug overdose.

[@angelaholmes8888]

I remember when Richard Harris passed away it would had been great seeing him continue playing Dumbledore in the other harry potter movies

[@Kinseliplier]

he easily could have if they just digitally recreated him with deepfake technology or cgi and a sound alike. its not that hard and looks good.

[@realbadger]

When Richard Harris was announced to play Dumbledore I thought it was the best and worst casting, as he was the best actor to play Dumbledore, but I knew he wouldn't live long enough to do all the movies of the saga. 😕

[@realbadger]

Carol Anne in _Poltergeist_ was able to _communicate_ through the television, but the portal itself was the _closet..._ At the age of 22, Dominique Dunne, who played Heather O'Rourke's sister in _Poltergeist,_ was murdered in broad daylight by her boyfriend.

[@Jonny-Saurus-Wrecks]

To round out the Poltergeist-related actor's deaths, Julian Beck, who played the creepy AF Reverend Kane, died at the age of 60 from stomach cancer. These three deaths were supposed to be part of a "Poltergeist Curse," but Beck was diagnosed before he was even cast for the movie. Still, it's worth mentioning.

[@ComputerLearning0]

@@Jonny-Saurus-Wrecks Just watched an episode of Miami Vice with Julian Beck as a corrupt banker (The Prodigal Son). He was rather ill when his scenes were filmed and he worked nearly up till the very end of his life. Julian definitely had that creepy AF appearance to him and he used it to his benefit and he's sorely missed.

[@bobdroll6381]

@@ComputerLearning0 I'm convinced the inspiration for the Mr. Burns character from The Simpsons was taken directly from Julian's appearance in Miami Vice...no matter the producers' amalgamation explanation regarding that role.

[@Jonny-Saurus-Wrecks]

@@ComputerLearning0 I recall that episode. There was another film/TV/Maybe the same Miami Vice where he says the word, "Commodity." It was the creepiest non-intentional (?) creepiness only Julian Beck could do. He did look very ill there at the end. Hats off to a man who believed in his craft.

[@enigmawyoming5201]

Thanks! I only wish you would been more consistent is saying how old these people were when they died.

[@jeffmccrea9347]

Taylor Negron also played Milo in The Last Boy Scout and was the son of Chuck Negron. One of the founding members of Three Dog Night.

[@kylefulford3810]

Not many people know that good call.

[@jeffmccrea9347]

@@kylefulford3810 Thanks. I saw Three Dog Night in concert in Rochester New York, (my home town), in 1972. The tickets were $4.50. Ahhh, for the want of a time machine. They were / are one of my favorites. Not so fun fact: Cory Wells, another founding member died in 2015.

[@nuknukssafeplace]

Thanks so much. May they ALL Rest in Paradise!!

[@richardschiller7803]

I didnt know Richard Harris was Dumbledore and surprised they left out his InterPol character in movie Caprice with Doris Day.

[@fusion4015]

Thank u for making this new one I'd always get the first one recommended. In fact it's actually how i found this damn looper channel

[@michaelarchangel1163]

I urge non British but English speaking viewers to watch a Richard Harris film called This Sporting Life. It's very grim but a marvellous performance.

[@marcuscook3852]

You certainly get a like for mentioning that film. One of his greatest performances.

[@barrybritcher]

Pie in the sky

[@kystars]

The actor from Jurassic Park movie, I had no idea was the same man from the GREAT movie THE GREAT ESCAPE. Which was a TRUE story about a big escape planned from a German prison camp in world war 2 , roughly just before D-Day 1944. It has very big name actors in it. check it out if you don't know it. its SO GOOD. Steve McQueen , James Garner, Donald Pleasence, the actor who was after Michael in the Halloween movies. What is interesting, is that Donald, and James Garner were BOTH actually in world war 2. James Garner fought in world war 2, The Korean war and also the Vietnam war. He received 14 medals during his time in military service. so if you want to see an excellent world war 2 movie which is true with these 2 men in it, watch THE GREAT ESCAPE.

[@Alaninbroomfield]

Good presentation & narration.

[@feralbluee]

beautifully written and edited with respect and warmth. the last death, which i didn’t know about, really got to me. he was such a good actor. i’m so sorry. 🥀

[@ShadyRK9]

I actually didn't know Shirley Temple was STILL alive until I heard that she died in 2014! I use to see commericals of her videos all the time as a kid! 👗 R.I.P. to all of them! 🪦

[@mikevivian3648]

I know! I was the same way!

[@Jv1i3n]

I remember having a big crush on Thuy Trang when I was younger. I would watch power rangers every morning just to see her lol. I never knew she passed, she had amazing potential as a actor, sadly it was taken away from her.

[@hl72296]

For Richard Harris, also look at what else he gave us: Jared Harris, an amazing actor.

[@gordoneagle9443]

Also, Man called horse

[@jamesstewart4314]

thank you so much for doing this tremendous service and even though it's sad it's always comforting to know that some of the miraculous and just wonderful people that contributed so much to entertainment and the skills and the talents they had is tremendous and I go I've done a lot in my life but compared to some of these people who have even died or passed away at such a young age is just astronomical it's like it's shocking to to know that some of these people that did so good in so much in such a short time to know that they died in such unbelievable ways I mean everything from the little girl on poltergeist to the to the Bernie Mac to you know the guys in Harry Potter and all that stuff and you know Dumbledore and all that I go wow with some people wish they had the talents and skills that these people have had and they they are just tremendous contributors to entertainment and to a lifelong memory of what people are truly capable of doing when given the opportunity and nowadays with all the destruction and all the evil that's permeating our planet it's sad to know that such wonderful people are no longer with us thank you so much for doing what you do please don't stop even though it's sad to see or hear or know of these people passing away at least it keeps us informed of some of the tremendous contributions they made to the world thank you so much for doing what you do and I really appreciate it and it's even though it's sad I hope that I live for 250 to 500 years but you know that's probably an impossibility but I sure would like to live for a couple thousand years just to see all the new Innovations and the wonderful people and the talents that they have obtained while visiting planet Earth thank you so much so be careful and be safe and stay calm try not to get no trouble see you bye

[@ameliab1298]

We really need to dedicate ourselves to helping people with drug problems getting help and treatment instead of treating them as criminals. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@alistairogilvy7696]

The most destructive ones are alcohol and tobacco. But the biggest problem is the zero tolerance approach. Cocaine was the ingredient that made the world's best known soda so popular, and heroin was an ingredient in bex powder and other patent cold & flu remedies. Just as with alcohol, use doesn't always equate with abuse. But more money can be made from them when they're illegal. Just ask the cocaine cartels, which would collapse if it was decriminalised. Lot of lessons we failed to learn from prohibition, the only reason anybody knows who Al Capone was. Personally I think the greatest drug problem is antidepressant overprescription, which won't be addressed because it's so profitable for big pharma. And don't forget that the 3rd leading cause of death is medication error. It's the legal ones causing some of the biggest problems, and of the problems caused by the rest, most are BECAUSE they're illegal. Destroy the profit incentive and the black market, and regulate them. Will end 90% of illegal drug-related crime or more.

[@DeplorableLeft]

Ask Spielberg about Heather O’Rourke

[@danomo3746]

exactly he was there and you wasn't so your opinion means nothing

[@IamThatiAm420]

Wasn't Heather sodomized by Spielberg?

[@danomo675]

@@IamThatiAm420 no 🤦‍♂️

[@traceytaft6101]

Ye I remember about the friends reunion that the cast & crew felt so sad about GUNTHER, they explained how it just wasn't the same without him. GOD bless 🙏🙏✌️, rest in peace 🌠🤞🌞🖤🌟🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠✨✨✨🖤

[@SiahsDomain]

Bernie mac was the best king of comedy

[@steve7131]

Benny Mark?

[@victordelacruz4449]

Benny mark rofl

[@RockHarding]

*Borny Marc

[@Cooliron24]

All of you are wrong, his name is Bernie Mac.

[@davidz3879]

@@Cooliron24 The OP has corrected their comment.

[@Axe_Slinger]

4:52 "he compiled a truly *compressive* list of credits"! I'm very compressed as well. Although I heard he was the best at impressing springs together!

[@yosemitedan7457]

Heard that as well and was just going why? I suppose editting must be a very hard gig.

[@traceytaft6101]

Well ... No no no ... Sorry, I for one had no idea that Natasha Richardson had passed away.... It always seemed as though she was beautiful inside and out!!! Plus a great role model.... God bless 🙏✌️😘💓💓💞💞😍🙏🙏🙏🌠🌠🌠

[@catmandenny]

I'm more often surprised when I see someone mentioned in a story whom I didn't realize was still alive.

[@feralbluee]

good one. yeah, that’s totally true and terrific, too. :) 🌿🌼

[@michelleallred8521]

Harold Ramis was a wonderful actor & a great director!! Loved Vacation, Stripes & Ghostbusters. Last I saw him was in knocked up

[@erickgregoryful]

Respectful. Well done.

[@pookiebaby1324]

Bernie Mac legend

[@Jv1i3n]

rip

[@Martin.Wilson]

Agreed. They listed all the shitty movies he made and ignored what might have been his greatest film performance in Bad Santa. Typical of biographies that are done by someone who didn't really know the work of the deceased artist very well at all.

[@jondoecan]

It was a bad day when he passed. He was a super funny man

[@nicolecatlin1942]

I always find it interesting when they say that somebody dies from a heroin and morphine overdose when someone consumes any opiate it turns into morphine in the body.

[@justaguy6100]

The only reason you might feel Richard Harris's highest profile role was Harry Potter, then you don't know about Camelot, or A Man Called Horse. And I hated to hear about Taylor Negron, he should have had many more film roles, but his accomplishments were numerous. And I REALLY feel for Rowdy Roddy, he was one of the first people to really expose the way he, and plenty of other "professional" wrestlers, wre used by Vince MdMahon. Many of these were people who had long and distinguished careers. I feel for the Gary Coleman's, Heather O'Rourkes, Bernie Mac's, Anton Yeltsin's, et al, that we lost so tragically early in their lives. And yes, they didn't mention Anton Yeltsin, but they should have.

[@Luckyrider1958]

Taylor Negron.. "Angels in the Outfield"..

[@marcuscook3852]

@@Luckyrider1958 What about "This Sporting Life"? A film many will not be aware of.

[@craighenry9512]

Anton’s last name was actually Yelchin.

[@justaguy6100]

@@craighenry9512 True, a bit of a misspelling, though I wonder what it looked like with Cyrillic letters 🤔🤔

[@V3ntilator]

Looper is a Woke channel, and is why they are clueless about Richard Harris.

[@chsitler]

I recently saw Negron in his Seinfeld appearance and wondered who he was. I looked him up and was surprised to find he was the cousin to Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night.

[@annalee5751]

6:38. Standing beside "Rocky" is Tommy Morrison who also died. I think they coined the phrase, "The bigger they are, the harder they fall", after Tommy. One of the saddest stories I never knew about.

[@GodsReaperMan]

You forgot one another one of Richard's ALL-TIME AMAZING AND LEGENDARY ROLES, AS SANTA CLAUSE IN MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET!!!!

[@partsparis]

The parent trap reboot was very good

[@feck2594]

Most of these people died so long ago and where highly publicized, how can anyone not know about them . A better title would have been people you forgot passed .

[@johnlacroix1639]

This video I liked it a lot ,keep up the great work. WOW very interesting 1st class very kool great info.,, AAAAAAAAAAA+++++++++++ again great

[@partsparis]

Oh! WOW gary coleman and forest Whittaker

[@RoomAtTheTopStudio]

Richard Harris. A Man Called Horse. I grew up seeing him on the screen. Met him a few times on Fulham Road, but couldn't believe it was him. If you know, you know why.

[@paulbabcock2428]

What is that b&w thing at 7:54 w Atenburo?

[@gmartines8511]

I knew most of them were gone

[@BasementPepperoni]

Bernie Mac was so dam funny is House Party. "OHHH, You talked about my mama? WELP! Now I gotta cut ya!" LOL

[@charleswitcher380]

Who is the woman in the promo Photo? she's not in the clip above.

[@mikehoncho3130]

Bernie Mac is a true legend!!

[@CZghost]

Speaking of Harry Potter cast, you may not immediately recognise the name Robert Knox. He did show up on screen, he was sitting next to Emma Watson during the Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince scene at the table during the Slughorn's chat session. He died at the young age of 28 (I guess), he was murdered when he was defending his younger brother from an armed burglar, shot dead. His younger brother survived thankfully, Robert died as a hero. When I learned of that, I cried. Not because he'd be somewhat memorable, but because he died so young. Parents should never outlive their children. But if Robert didn't sacrifice himself, his younger brother would be probably on his place.

[@Ytnzy250]

He died because his brother ripped off a drug dealer who demanded his money back; not during a burglary. He was stabbed once in the chest, near a street after trying to intervene in a heated argument over money owed.

[@charles-y2z6c]

Rest in peace and God Bless him, but Richard Attenbourogh dying at 90 was hardly in the prime of his life or surprising.

[@DBEdwards]

Of all these actors and actresses I miss Edward Hermann. Multi talented, could be haughty upper class on the screen. Great voice. Impressive presence. The man never gave a poor performance. I will miss him.

[@Kallan007]

The ones that could have been prevented is the saddest one for me. RIP to all these actors and actresses.

[@cliffnelson1174]

Negron was great in The Last Boyscout with Bruce Willis

[@craighenry9512]

True, that was another memorable role and a bit longer than his role in Fast Times at Ridgemont High, where I knew him from first

[@cliffnelson1174]

@@craighenry9512 he was also great with Rodney Dangerfield In Easy Money....a very goofy comedy from the 80s. But one of my all time favorites...check it out.

[@DeeEll86442]

What people don’t understand is that is much harder to be a believable actor that most people realize. Many are method actors and when they have to play a historic character they will recreate the conditions under which the “real life” person was under during their life in order to make their performance believable. The problem with this is that they are so believable as that character that characters personality traits might stay with that actor and end up effecting their REAL life off screen. This can be troublesome for an actor that isn’t sure whom they are in the first place, and/or already battles with mental health issues.

[@brngranny4djt662]

Just wanting to go to hollywood nowadays, you'd have to have a box of rocks as brains. Especially, when there's plenty information out there to be found before going and signing your name in blood. Plus, just give that place a year or so and it should come tumbling down, at least I hope so!!!

[@markygreenall8645]

What's Looper going to do in the future explaining SADS, I can't wait for the spin.

[@ComputerLearning0]

Not every actor is gonna get launched into superstardom and it's the same way with the vast majority of us regular folk. Most employees will never own their own company or earn a six figure salary, but you don't see them pointing the finger of blame at the latest social injustice. My own career never afforded me the recognition or the money I originally hoped for but that's the way the cookie crumbles but I'm just a lowly white guy so apparently my story doesn't count. Bottom line is we're all affected by this in pretty much the same way but it seems some people insist on riding the victimhood train if their dreams don't become a reality.

[@feralbluee]

hi Mikel - i love your name :) most if us are in your position. somehow i wasn’t meant to be recognized for my talents, except by my best three friends. but life is so much worse for so many. so i do appreciate your thoughts. you sound like a real good guy :) however, i don’t understand what triggered your response. could you mention what it was? or just a general response about people who with luck do get noticed. 🌷🌱

[@ComputerLearning0]

@@feralbluee It was in reference to the last segment about Michael K. Williams always being cast in thug type roles and not being recognized the way people felt he should. This practice isn't exclusive to Hollywood and affects white people as well, as there have been plenty of whites who portrayed thug characters their entire careers, yet nary a word is ever spoken of them. You only hear about non-white actors, which is rather peculiar... almost as if there's an agenda in there somewhere. Truth is, we ALL deal with this but some seem to think whites are immune to it. I just wish people would quit playing the blame game and realize that not everyone can be or will be a superstar.

[@dr.michaelr.foreman2170]

The loss of Dana Plato still bothers me to this day. So sad.

[@Minnastina]

Burnie Mac died ages ago & who didn't know he died! He was a total legend... it was truly heartbreaking! 💔😭💔😭💔 actually all these really famous stars death could never have been missed! They were all on the news!😡😡😡😡😡

[@scottyovgy2]

I'm 3 minutes into the video, do they mention 2Pac and Biggie?

[@carolharris2401]

Exactly, if you didn't know Bernie Mac died then you probably don't know who Bernie Mac was

[@UnderTheMillkyWay]

When Heather passed away I was a child as well. I was so confused why she had died because that was before we had the internet to do research on and I thought she had died because others had died that had been in the poltergeist series and it was an oman. That's terrible they misdiagnosed her and that ultimately lead to her death. That's so horrible. As someone that lives with 7 autoimmune diseases I never thought I would ever live to see 45 and I don't remember that birthday because I was too busy fighting two primary cancers squamous cell carcinoma that spread to my bones (terminal) and endometrial cancer. After close to 5 years I'm in remission but on most days I wonder why and still mainly stay in the bed because of my bones but knowing so many that have less than me didn't live no where as long as me really says a lot. My Dr's said if I hadn't always been aware of my diet and exercise I definitely wouldn't have made it this far let alone through my cancer treatments.

[@feralbluee]

my god, sweetie. i get depressed about my life, but you are amazing. enjoy everything good in your life :) 🌷🌱

[@rustyshack1707]

Keep fighting. I’m rooting for you love. Make the best of this life no matter if you have until tomorrow or until you have great grandchildren. Keep on persevering; live your life as best you can, and never take a moment with your loved ones for granted. If you need a friendly acquaintance, I’m here.

[@carpenterbluechicken]

Wow that is amazing you are truly a miracle of life. Your parents taught you well they did.

[@michelleallred8521]

I agree w you. Heather's loss hit me hard too. I saw her on Happy Days & Poltergeist. The big sister was killed by her bf the night the movie premiered & then Heather. So sad. Im sorry for all your medical issues you're having to deal w & send you prayers of healing strength

[@lilitharam44]

Bernie Mac passed in 2008, am I missing something here? WHO didn't know this? Here's a shocker for you, Michael Jackson also passed away! 😱😱😱Sit down, one more shock, Prince too!

[@jasonnunez6411]

You didn’t mention Judith Barsi who was the original voice of Duckie from Land before time as well Jaws the revenge and All dogs go to heaven. Her life ended short by her father at the age of 10.

[@anirudhchakra3975]

Never knew Bernie Mac is gone

[@nikkithompson2140]

Me nether

[@johnwalz2832]

Didn’t know about Rowdy Roger Piper

[@earthboundfan5484]

Roger? Lol sounds like you didn’t know about him while he was still here….

[@MikeHarris1984]

I didn't know all these actors had died? Yes I did... Lots of amazing talent listed here that was gone too soon :(

[@brianfretwell3886]

Most of those who I didn't know had died were ones I didn't know of anyway!. What shocked me is that one day wondering what she was doing I did an internet search for Dana Plato only to find that she had died less than a week before!!!!

[@JasonHalversonjaydog]

i didn't remember Edward Herman from any movies or tv shows, i remember him in those Dodge commercials that were on all the time

[@Fluke_Starbucker]

Edward Herman was also a host on many 90's and early 2000 History Channel shows about Hitler and WW2 and a mini series on The Revolutionary War.

[@ChakatNightspark]

You forgot Noriyuki "Pat" Morita who played Mr. Miyagi in Karate kids

[@TheRicsta]

Was that a pic of meg ryan at the start, if why was she there

[@transparent6748]

I remember very well when I saw the danish news Heather O’rourke had died ,,still poltergeist fan 😊

[@JJ-st9xw]

Truly compressive?! Wow!

[@GunnCarter91]

it is Sir Richard Attenborough he and his brother were actually both knighted by the queen

[@timcasey8314]

Anton Yelchin. Loved him in Odd Thomas, but he was lovable, even in his interviews

[@partygrove5321]

He was great

[@angelaholmes8888]

I didn't know that taylor negron had passed away same goes for Deezer d

[@Solizeus]

You were right i didn't know these people died, with the exception of Dumbledore and a lot of the others i don't even remember seeing

[@fdoe9184]

Edward Hermann was also the dad in Casper, and a good govt official in the great Bill Murray movie: The Man Who Knew Too Little.

[@leiatyndall8648]

And in Overboard, he played Goldie Hawn's character's husband.

[@fdoe9184]

@@leiatyndall8648 forgot about that one. have that movie too. always enjoyed his work (thanks for the reminder)

[@LoCoNights]

Sucked into the TV? Have you actually seen poltergeist?

[@craighenry9512]

3 comments. You missed the main reason I know Richard Griffiths from his work playing Dr. Meinheimer and the man who impersonated him in The Naked Gun 2 1/2. I will never forget Taylor Negron’s only line in Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Pizza Guy, who ordered the Double Cheese and Sausage? Aside from his famous line from They Live, Roddy Piper is known for the fist fight he had with Keith David in that movie. It is believed to be the longest fight of it’s kind in movie history. It came in at somewhere around five minutes long.

[@suzannekirkwood6392]

Taylor Negron was a brilliant bad guy in The Last Boy Scout

[@JA-rq9hm]

Taylor Negron was also great in Easy Money with Rodney Dangerfield and Joe Pesci

[@tmarofvulcan]

Glad you mentioned this. Total overkill, that fight scene! But so much fun!!

[@alistairogilvy7696]

I first knew Griffiths from Withnail & I, the Richard E Grant cult classic.

[@rngwrm]

*a bunch of actors you knew (or at least reasonably assumed) had died, plus 4 or 5 people whose names you didn't know that are also dead. also, no mention of michael k wiliams' greatest role as leonard in 'hap and leonard'

[@tecumsehcristero]

Who on earth doesn't know Heather O'Rourke died? Or Bernie Mack?

[@MrWirelesscaller]

I'm completely against putting children in entertainment roles as they seem to be chum in a sea of sharks. I avoid any movie where they try to promote the child as the star or one of the major ones in it, it almost seems to me they are pimping these kids where their parent seems to misdirect them and with them having access to money and handlers and drugs without the maturity... it just seems like an intentional fatal combination to me.

[@petermcdermott3996]

Who?

[@jasonrhodes9683]

I didn't know more than half of them were ever alive. A few faces are familiar, but that all.

[@DuelingBongos]

For some reason they neglected to mention that Skye McCole Bartusiak was 21 when she died.

[@AstronomyLive]

Mr Harris also did Oliver Cromwell which you failed to mention.

[@57lexus]

Some of these people were highly missed and their deaths were known.

[@johnesteban5763]

So glad Taylor mad this list. Last Boy Scout! Must see.

[@lisahowell5048]

It's such a good movie

[@kbrnsr]

Had no idea Rocky Jr was Stallone's actual son

[@chiefdonutmaker7368]

one of the best actors in the world

[@dhambone825919]

How many people passed in 2014? Bernie Mac died 14 years ago

[@domestikgoddez9823]

they need these date all this videos on you tube. this has got to be years old.