Star Trek: addio al signor Spock. E' morto Leonard Nimoy

[filo]

http://www.rainews.it/dl/rainews/media/ ... ff312.html

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Ora Plinio dovrà forse cambiare avatar.

[komsomol]

No need to change avatar, it's an eternal part of common culture!

[sven hassel]

Quoto in pieno quanto detto sopra dal Genossen e saluto tutti con

LUNGA VITA E PROSPERITA'

[plinio]

Ora Plinio dovrà forse cambiare avatar.

Filo, se vuoi posso sostituire Nimoy con Plinioy

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ma sarebbe come organizzare un concorso di bellezza tra me ed Andrea58

Plinio

[Airon]

Ma sei tu in foto?

[plinio]

Ebbene sì, maledetto Carter ... sono io quello in foto, prima di un lontanissimo (ed abortito) Mod-com.

Plinio

[Andrea58]

Un'icona del cinema, chi non conosceva il vulcaniano?

[SergioV]

RIP

[komsomol]

Nothing related to the great Nimoy... excepted the part of childhood or youth that goes on.

Carlo Pedersoli was the kind of actor who could carry such a part of souvenirs.

I read Bud Spencer was varioulsy considered in its native country, but you can't imagine how much he was known elsewhere, specially in France. All national radio and TV broadcasts talked about the disparition of this emblematic character.
He wasn't reprensentative of the finest part of the huge italian cinema? But here in Paris we are fond of every nuance of italian cinema, and Spencer was in it.

[GC*]

As for me..Bud Spencer (and Terence Hill) are the quintessence of my youth. Not a Mastroianni or a Gasman, but Bud Spencer remains for me a unique type of actor, the likes of who we are very probably not going to see anytime soon..

[SergioV]

As for me..Bud Spencer (and Terence Hill) are the quintessence of my youth. Not a Mastroianni or a Gasman, but Bud Spencer remains for me a unique type of actor, the likes of who we are very probably not going to see anytime soon..