Only a few people have had the impact on the film industry as he.
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Legend
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David Sanborn, aged 78. He played multiple instruments but was best known as an alto saxophonist. R.I.P.
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That’s a bummer, he was one of my favorite sax players back in the 70s. Hell, I still hear Butterfat all the time as bumper music, in grocery stores, coffee shops, elevators…
Saw him at the Blue Note in Fresno. Hiroshima opened for him. It was a top 5 concert event for me.
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Alice Munro. Wow.
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This is an erudite group.
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Dabney Coleman, 92.
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Man he was a fixture in the 70s and 80s.
Great as the boss in 9 to 5.
I still giggle at the thought of him setting up items on his desk to fall off so he could sneak a peak at Dolly Parton’s cleavage.
He was also in Boardwalk Empire iirc.
RIP, Jack Flack.
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I will throw down with anyone who argues that Jerry Caesar in Dragnet was not his finest role ever.
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I will not abide this Cloak and Dagger deletion.
Found out Dabney Coleman was born in Austin and attended UT (also went to VMI; not sure where he graduated).
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Filmed in San Antonio. I’ll allow it.
I remember reading something about him being from Texas, but didn’t know about UT. #hookem
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He was a goddamn good-looking man!
Watched a clip of him on Letterman from the early ‘80s, right before War Games was released and Dave mentioned he was from Texas.
I had forgotten how funny Dabney Coleman was, because he had Dave laughing.
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I will abide Cloak and Dagger, 9 to 5, and War Games.
Godspeed, Dabney.
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The President of Iran, seemingly. Helicopter crash.