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Im going with Gary Coleman, because he had such a terrible life, however he did have some abusive situations with his wife that Im learning about. RIP GARY and Dennis
Gary Coleman sort of became an arrogant douchebag once he became popular on Dif'frent Strokes. Even after the show was cancelled he went around with an obvious chip on his shoulder for some reason.
Dennis Hopper was a fine actor and will definitely be missed.
I was more saddened by Dixie Carter's death. She was great as Julia Sugarbaker.
He had a chip because his parents STOLE all his money. I think that would make you want to have an attitude problem.
I was just thinking about what these people did and other famous people recently dead. I was staring at the things by the register of a convenience store and saw a pack of rolling papers by the name: "easy wider" and wondered if it was from dh movie.
I always wanted to see a GC comeback.
Peter Steele of type o negative was more a shock to me. Dio was sick, DH was sick, GC had health issues...I guess you just kind of watch the clock when thats the case.
There was this really great photo of Jack Nicholson looking into the face of dennis:
They don't seem to make friends to the end like they used to. I love this picture.
Neither. I know Dennis Hopper was a famous actor but I couldn't name anything off-hand he was in except "Easy Rider." I don't know his work that well.
Gary Coleman... I grew up with him. For that reason, it was sad. Another bit of my childhood is gone and he was too young. But... I feel he's also at peace now. He did not have an easy life.
Actually Tyler Lambert's death hit me hardest of all recent deaths I heard of. He wasn't a celebrity, but he was Dano Plato's son. He committed suicide three weeks before Gary Coleman died. I hadn't even heard about it until Gary died and it was in a couple of those articles. Such a shame. Surely his mother wanted better for her son than for herself. Sad that they shared the same demise. But I guess he never came to terms with his mom's death.
Gary Coleman... I grew up with him. For that reason, it was sad. Another bit of my childhood is gone and he was too young. But... I feel he's also at peace now. He did not have an easy life.
Did you guys go to the same school? I wasn't aware that he grew up in Montana.
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She was great as Julia Sugarbaker.
