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Robert Osborne, the film aficionado who shared his knowledge and passion for movies with millions of viewers as the longtime host of Turner Classic Movies, has died. He was 84.
Oh how very sad! I was a huge fan of his classic films knowledge and insights! I knew he was having health issues!
I will miss him, and TCM just won't be the same without him! RIP!
A reason why I enjoy watching movies on TCM [besides no commercials] was listening to Robert Osborne give us his little bits of info about the stars and the making of the movie. He will be missed.
I used to watch Robert all the time on TCM back in the 90s and the early 2000s. Also, he always seemed like a really nice guy. Plus, as the article said, he started off as an actor, and one time during the the early 2000s, I could have sworn that I saw a young Robert Osborne on "The Beverly Hillbillies" and tried to search for that on the internet with no avail. However, before posting in this thread, I looked him up on IMDB and sure enough I saw his credits for TBH.
agree with everyone who has posted.
Enjoyed him and may he RIP
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