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(ASR) GhostFire

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One of the greats 1st time i saw him was in the Epic Long Good Friday as Harold or "H" ...... Movie was epic RIP Bob Hoskins 

         
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He was a legend of the 80's, 90's and a few appearances in the 00's too, Dude you forgot buster, who framed roger rabbit and Danny the dog (to name but a few) or unleashed as it was named for us in the UK :p

He was a great actor he'll be sorely missed RIP 

 
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There are many movies he did all good in their own way mainly because he was in them but its The Long Good Friday was were i was first blown away by him .... i still use the odd phrase from it .

"CUT him Razors"   or  The speech he gave to the mafia was the best lol

 
(ASR) GhostFire said:
There are many movies he did all good in their own way mainly because he was in them but its The Long Good Friday was were i was first blown away by him .... i still use the odd phrase from it .

"CUT him Razors"   or  The speech he gave to the mafia was the best lol
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I really need to see that film again I've forgotten just how good it was, no doubt it'll be on TV this weekend  ;)

 
I'm showing my age here... but I remember Bob when he was in his FIRST role on TV... an adult literacy programme on BBC2 called 'On The Move'. He played a removal man who had difficulty reading, and his tall thin mate used to help him out. Despite it sounding rather patronising, it was actually quite a decent programme in its own right - and even then, Bob was a character actor par excellence.

He shall be missed. RIP.

 
TinyBigJacko said:
I'm showing my age here... but I remember Bob when he was in his FIRST role on TV... an adult literacy programme on BBC2 called 'On The Move'. He played a removal man who had difficulty reading, and his tall thin mate used to help him out. Despite it sounding rather patronising, it was actually quite a decent programme in its own right - and even then, Bob was a character actor par excellence.

He shall be missed. RIP.
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maybe your just a touch older than me then but not by much i bet .

                                                                                               
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Pardon? Eh? Sonny? What did you say? (Let me turn this thing up) Woooooooooooop! Dammit! Too high. Erm, yes? No, I don't want to buy any Jehovah thank you... I gave at the Derby and Joan club. What's that you say? Pardon? Have you seen my incontinence pants? (repeat until dead)

 
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