In Memoriam 1975: Famous Faces We Lost in 1975

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Two of the greatest comedians lost in 75, Moe Howard & Larry Fine of the Three Stooges.

jeffwalker
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RIP the 29 man crew of the Great Lakes freighter Edmund Fitzgerald. November 10, 1975.

jonstefanik
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Talent Larry had on the violin was incredible and under recognized

BobHayes-fviz
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Rod Serling's death was a big loss.

Lupton
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I was extremely surprised that Josephine Baker was not included in the video. She passed away on April 12, 1975 after suffering a cerebral hemmorage. Other Honorable mentions:

1) William Wellman - Best known for directing the film Wings as well as the 1937 film version of A Star Is Born. Died of Leukemia on December 9, 1975
2) Barbara Colby - Cast member of the 1970's sitcom Phyllis. Was killed in a random shooting on July 24, 1975.
3) Ian Hunter- Best known for his roles in The Adventures of Robin Hood and Shirley Temple's film The Little Princess. Died of a myocardial infarction on September 22, 1975.
4) Larry Parks- Best known for starring in the film The Jolson Story. Died of a heart attack on April 13, 1975.
5) Moyna Macgill - Popular stage actress and mother of Dame Angela Lansbury. Passed away from esophageal cancer on November 25, 1975.

meggieh
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Thank you so much for including William Hartnell, the first actor play The Doctor. Doctor Who celebrated its 60th anniversary this past November, and it wouldn't have happened had it not been for his glorious portrayal in the title role.

ladycplum
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Larry Fine was a treasure, highly recommend reading a book One Fine Stooge to appreciate his talents and contributions

ksw
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"THREE" Stooges passed that year, Two great comedians and one great musician.

tonycanabal
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Larry Fine, aka the middle stooge, was probably the most underrated of the trio. He was was always upstaged by Moe and Curly, but he was still a vital part of the team and could be funny in his own right. In scenes where the stooges play instruments, Larry is the only one actually playing, as he was a trained violinist. And sadly, after he suffered a stroke, the was the end of the three stooges for good. Emil Sitka was cast as Larry’s replacement, but never recorded anything with Moe (who died shortly after Larry) and curly Joe.

alextepe
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Larry Blyden was in my favourite Twilight Zone Episode, a nice place to visit, it can’t be a coincidence that Rod Serling quoting from a nice place to visit is by accident lol. Nice connection.

gloomyvale
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John McGiver was always a hit with my sisters and me in the mid-60s! Wonderful actor. Saw him later in Manchurian Candidate.

JeffW
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GRAHAM HILL: FIVE TIME (1963, 1964, 1965, 1968 and 1969) Monaco Grand Prix Winner... TWO TIME (1962 and 1968) Formula one World driving champion, ...Indianapolis 500 Winner, 1966... 24 Hour of Le Mans Winner 1972... Making him the only driver in history, to win the "TRIPLE CROWN of MOTOR SPORTS". Plane Crash, November 29, 1975.

vetnet
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I love both Moe and Larry were legendary comedies!!! 😅😅😅 as Rip both 😢😢

brianquinlan
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Loved Susan Hayward in the movie "The Fighting Seabees" with John Wayne. A classic with 2 great stars.

steveroe
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Pete Ham was tremendously talented. Part of the band Badfinger, they were one of the first signed to the Apple label backed by Paul McCartney. Macca loved these guys. Unfortunately, the band had an unscrupulous manager who cheated the members of money and royalties. Pete became depressed at constantly being broke even with the hit songs he helped create. This lead to his suicide A year later, good friend and bandmate Tom Evans passed the same way for virtually the same reasons. I can't watch their videos without being reminded of their sad demise.

michaelwolf
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I have always wondered about Al Lettieri. When he played Sollozzo in The Godfather (1972) he didn't appear to be unhealthy. Seemed to be in his prime really. Then when he showed up in Mr. Majestyk in 1974, he looked like he had aged 20 years and was carrying at least 40 lbs more than before. Then he died of a heart attack a year later at only 47 years old. I have always wondered how he went downhill so fast. It is possible that he had a pre-existing heart ailment, which could have contributed to the weight gain and haggard appearance in 1974, especially if it was accompanied by other health problems (thyroid maybe). Or it could have just been heavy smoking and drinking, but it seems to have happened awfully fast.

DrForester
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Both Larry and Moe. The end of the legendary trio.

rklewis
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A great loss when Rod Serling passed away 50 years ago.

No one can match his imagination. 🌌

luisreyes
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Glad I reminded you about Bob Montana. That was a good layout. Im a cartoonist and Bob Montana's my greatest inspiration.

loklo
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The worst year for three stooges fans and the Howard family

Scottwilkie