R.I.P.

@Breumaster​ 

I do not think he deserves to be listed in that thread. May he NOT "rest in peace". And, he also does not deserve a "respectful obituary". 

R.I.P. Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman

@Maxence_G​ 

It was more like a reminder. I wondered, if there are people who still liked him.

The man was definitely full of crap, pretending so long not to have any idea who committed the murders, and then proceeding to use brute force to steal trophies won by him but that he sold to pay off debt, the kind of behavior that shows the content of his character as being brutally aggressive. But of course, some of the homicide detectives involved were also full of crap, maybe possibly even fully cognizant of the ultimate outcome. I'm a bit undecided as to whether it was him or his son who pursued the actual wet work, and maybe they were accomplices, but he had to have known regardless, ensuring that somebody got away with murder by virtue of reasonable doubt.

@Breumaster​ It looks like nobody. He messed up his reputation with no chance to redeem himself. But someone loves to make movies about such tales. I wouldn't be supriced if someone decides to cash in on this story.

@jeorj_euler​ & stv_cnnr

Agree.

OJ married a woman to whom he was physically abusive and who later had an extramarital affair with a man. Somebody entered the house in which she and her side piece were staying and stabbed them with a knife enough that they bled to death, and most probably OJ was the person who did this: means, motive and opportunity. At his trial, he took the witness stand and gave his account, which had to be significantly false. After having been acquitted, he continued this publicity sort of ruse, claiming to want to avenge his wife's murder. Eventually he wrote a book titled If I Did It, something a troll toward the victims would do.

@jeorj_euler​ 

"claiming to want to avenge his wife's murder"

I read about bad joke about that. There it goes:

"O.J. can finally rest in peace knowing that his wife's murderer is dead".

@Maxence_G​ 

Even worse Joke:

Surprise! ... Re-uniting now beyond. ;)

O.J. - The sequel.

@Jessica​ 

The Old King and The Captain.

I ever liked to see his face. R.I.P.

He was the only actor to have starred in two movies that won 11 Oscars.

@Tsarstepan​ 

I have read one or two things she wrote. She is not so much related to films so it is kind of hard to make a poll about her.

@Tsarstepan​ That would be a good Face-Off.

@Maxence_G​  Is it even worth reading?

Short Time was one of his best.

@Breumaster​ 

She died from strong, short illness. No wonder at that age.

@Breumaster​ The important thing is that she was able to live so long despite this disease. 

Donald Sutherland
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000661/

Born July 17, 1935 · Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada

Died June 20, 2024 · Miami, Florida, USA (long illness)    (88)

Actor: 200

Remembering Donald Sutherland: 1935 - 2024
 57 photos
https://www.imdb.com/gallery/rg1659738112/mediaviewer/rm4026234369

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Donald Sutherland - Wikipedia

Deaths in 2024 - Wikipedia
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urbanemovies
Thursday, June 20th, 2024
PS: Favorite Donald Sutherland Movie Role
POLL LIST: https://www.imdb.com/list/ls541006058/copy/

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GabrielFox
Friday, June 21st, 2024
Poll Suggestion: Favorite Donald Sutherland Character
https://www.imdb.com/list/ls541015790 - 35 images

https://www.imdb.com/list/ls541015790/copy

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@ACT_1​ 

Just saw it in the "Tagesschau", the first channel for German news. I was shocked and then cried a tear for the extraordinary and admirable actor. One of the earliest memories of his acting for me is Invasion of the Bodysnatchers, where he played alongside Leonard Nimoy, Jeff Goldblum, Veronika Cartwright and Brooke Adams. Later I saw Outbreak and after that numberous other movies from earlier and later. His characters were always catchy, somehow. My thoughts are with his bereaved. I quit now before I cry again. :(

@Breumaster​ 

I don't use the new editing tool, but will someone please do a poll for him? Thank you!

@Breumaster​ I got it mostly done, some feed on roles would be good.

C'mon...

@jeorj_euler​ 

Simply because I  don't like it. I refuse it. They can add an option to do it the old way. Then I'm in again.

@Breumaster​ So what's the problem? I don't really understand what the reason is based on your comment. 

@stv_cnnr​ 

I already told my problem with it. Cope or forget.

Wait. Y'all never heard of Sergeant Oddball?

@jeorj_euler​

I don't know how it should concern my problem with the new edit form. Distraction.

So, Breumaster, your objections to the redesign are the only thing you'll ever want to discuss around here from now on? Why didn't you just indicate as much ahead of time? Haha. Hardly any of us like the redesign among other things, so there really isn't much to say. We know that you quit, and it is also true that many Contributors have quit, pending true improvements. I've not made any submissions, since late 2022 (which actually has more to do with some turmoil in my family). That has been the long and short of it, for the past half decade. Anyway, I chose to stick with "distraction". There is nothing else I can really do afterall.

@jeorj_euler​ 

Completely wrong! I already discussed other things. I just don't edit my own lists with that editing tool they made up. But it's interesting what you are projecting into my words. Unfortunately, completely wrong.

@Breumaster​ I think coping is a better option. 

You got me there, Breumaster, because apparently I just don't understand what you keep complaining about here. I'm glad Jessica understands what you're trying to convey, and I apologize for offending you so grievously for "projecting" and being completely and utterly wrong about it. I truly don't understand the conversation that has transpired in light of Donald Sutherland passing away. I'm assuming stv understands, but of even that, I cannot be sure.