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RIP Sir Christopher Lee - ItsOurTime - 06-11-2015
Another cult great leaves the realm of mortals. As a fan of some pretty awful old time horror movies, I was delighted to see him appear in Lord of the Rings.
Fair innings by the Count too. RIP
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/11666316/christopher-lee-dies-live.html
Re: RIP Sir Christopher Lee - Juddkreuzer - 06-11-2015
An on screen great has passed. RIP.
Re: RIP Sir Christopher Lee - Mantis - 06-11-2015
RIP. I never knew this and he was a favourite for me many years ago. Best wishes to his family.
Re: RIP Sir Christopher Lee - Professer E - 06-11-2015
What do you mean "awful" old time horror movies? Some of those movies were chilling with their implied violence and that b & w noir.
Lee's delivery of lines was pitch perfect; You are a worthy opponent Master Kenobi, more than I can say for your apprentice. ...and that we cannot allow.
Condolences to Mr Lee's family, an on-screen great.
Re: RIP Sir Christopher Lee - kruddler - 06-12-2015
I'm a huge horror movie fan. Christopher Lee was the ultimate bad guy. He has played Dracula and Frankensteins monster as well as just your 'normal' bad guy in something like the wicker man. Has become more famous by his recent work in some big franchises like Star Wars and Lord of the Rings, as well as being a Bond baddie.
Made a good life out of being a great bad guy.
RIP Sir Christopher Lee.
Re: RIP Sir Christopher Lee - cimm1979 - 06-12-2015
His "horror" voice was a marvel.
So few distinctive voices in movies now. Growing up you had Cushing, Vincent Price (the best IMO) , James Mason, Richard Burton. Their voices had a timbre all of their own.
Now all voices are non-descript, you may recognise them, but they have no presence.
Re: RIP Sir Christopher Lee - ElwoodBlues1 - 06-12-2015
(06-12-2015, 11:04 AM)kruddler link Wrote:I'm a huge horror movie fan. Christopher Lee was the ultimate bad guy. He has played Dracula and Frankensteins monster as well as just your 'normal' bad guy in something like the wicker man. Has become more famous by his recent work in some big franchises like Star Wars and Lord of the Rings, as well as being a Bond baddie.
Made a good life out of being a great bad guy.
RIP Sir Christopher Lee.
We cant agree on recruiters but on Christopher Lee you have nailed it, like you I love a good horror film and CL was your Dracula elite and had a natural aptitude/look for playing the bad guy in
other genre as well...93 is a good innings and he provided plenty of entertainment along the way.
BTW he did star in some woefully scripted Drac films including one with Denis Waterman of " minder" fame....its was a real Barry Crocker but I cant remember its name.. ;D
Re: RIP Sir Christopher Lee - cookie2 - 06-13-2015
(06-12-2015, 11:38 AM)ElwoodBlues1 link Wrote:We cant agree on recruiters but on Christopher Lee you have nailed it, like you I love a good horror film and CL was your Dracula elite and had a natural aptitude/look for playing the bad guy in
other genre as well...93 is a good innings and he provided plenty of entertainment along the way.
BTW he did star in some woefully scripted Drac films including one with Denis Waterman of " minder" fame....its was a real Barry Crocker but I cant remember its name.. ;D
Scars of Dracula, a Hammer movie.
Re: RIP Sir Christopher Lee - ElwoodBlues1 - 06-13-2015
(06-13-2015, 07:24 AM)cookie2 link Wrote:Scars of Dracula, a Hammer movie.
Ta Cookie....he ends up melting away on some castle balcony before falling over a steep ledge from memory....that was an hour plus
of my life wasted...
Re: RIP Sir Christopher Lee - DJC - 06-14-2015
Not a bad innings.
He certainly provided some entertainment even if some of the roles and plots were rubbish. Probably the archetypical horror movie villain for me until 'Flesh for Frankenstein' and 'Blood for Dracula' changed my appreciation of horror movies.
RIP Christopher Lee.