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David Carradine
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Marc
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That sucks. I liked him in Kill Bill... and the Wild West Tech shows on the History Channel.
A little more info: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31103217/
You hear found dead in a Thailand Hotel and all kinds of crazy scenarios start to run through your head.
Anyway, seems like natural causes. You forget he was in his 70's. He didn't seem very old in the Kill Bill flics. Bummer.
You hear found dead in a Thailand Hotel and all kinds of crazy scenarios start to run through your head.
Anyway, seems like natural causes. You forget he was in his 70's. He didn't seem very old in the Kill Bill flics. Bummer.
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it's pretty amazing how quickly some sites get career retrospective articles published (e.g., People magazine)....
makes me wonder whether they have them on the shelf and ready to go as soon as someone famous reaches, say, 65 years of age.
makes me wonder whether they have them on the shelf and ready to go as soon as someone famous reaches, say, 65 years of age.
playoutside
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My brother works for a big newspaper (and previously for ABC news), they have lots of these drafted and ready to go...politicians, actors, national figures, etc...aging and known to be ill. As an example, he talked about having the Ronald Reagan one ready to go for what seemed to me to be a VERY long time...they would update them periodically. At a place like ABC, when the person died, they would push it out to all the affiliates so that the research was available to all.
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I never even heard of him..anyway there are alot better ways to kill yourself..
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I'll have to rent those Kung Fu movies sometime..I was always more into Comedies..
x2. He was excellent on that series.
Kung Fu was a TV series. You have seen Kill Bill haven't you?
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His one bad move....or *NON-Move!;-)
Shacked up with Barbara Hershey back in the day.....NEVER should've slacked off...as to let her split without working things out....but got his stuff together afterward....as often happens. ...And as MSNBC info goes, you never really know what's goin' on unless you know what's goin' on...:-o
Shacked up with Barbara Hershey back in the day.....NEVER should've slacked off...as to let her split without working things out....but got his stuff together afterward....as often happens. ...And as MSNBC info goes, you never really know what's goin' on unless you know what's goin' on...:-o
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I didn't have an interest in seeing it..my old roommate had the DVD..but +++++VIBES+++++ to his family, friends and fans..
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not a suicide? the plot thickens....
[. . .]
Bangkok police said Carradine was found hanging by a nylon rope in a Bangkok hotel room closet Thursday morning.
A member of the emergency crew who was called to the hotel after a maid found Carradine told CNN that a yellow nylon rope was tied around the actor's neck and a black rope was around his genitals. Police later confirmed that information.
"I do not know if you want to call it accidental," Chuck Binder, Carradine's manager, told CNN's Larry King on Thursday. He said Carradine's career was on a roll and his life was on a resurgence.
Binder said a producer of the movie, "Stretch," which Carradine was to act in, called him from Thailand to tell him what was happening there.
"I do not want to get in the middle of this whole investigation, but this guy said to me for sure there was foul play," Binder said.
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Bangkok police said Carradine was found hanging by a nylon rope in a Bangkok hotel room closet Thursday morning.
A member of the emergency crew who was called to the hotel after a maid found Carradine told CNN that a yellow nylon rope was tied around the actor's neck and a black rope was around his genitals. Police later confirmed that information.
"I do not know if you want to call it accidental," Chuck Binder, Carradine's manager, told CNN's Larry King on Thursday. He said Carradine's career was on a roll and his life was on a resurgence.
Binder said a producer of the movie, "Stretch," which Carradine was to act in, called him from Thailand to tell him what was happening there.
"I do not want to get in the middle of this whole investigation, but this guy said to me for sure there was foul play," Binder said.
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severine
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He was in Bangkok. What do you expect? ..........
Not to belittle the guy. Though I had not a clue who he was until I read this thread either. I have not seen Kill Bill nor Kung Fu. There were some deaths like this when I was in high school, IIRC. Something about getting lightheaded is supposed to enhance the experience but you have to be careful about how long you cut off the oxygen. Sad tragedy.
Not to belittle the guy. Though I had not a clue who he was until I read this thread either. I have not seen Kill Bill nor Kung Fu. There were some deaths like this when I was in high school, IIRC. Something about getting lightheaded is supposed to enhance the experience but you have to be careful about how long you cut off the oxygen. Sad tragedy.
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