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STEED
08-03-17, 05:06 PM
Robert Hardy, Harry Potter actor, dies at 91

Star’s 70-year career included roles as Cornelius Fudge, Churchill, and Siegfried Farnon in All Creatures Great and Small
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2017/aug/03/robert-hardy-harry-potter-actor-dies

One of great TV actors now gone, I will remember him playing Twiggy Rathbone and the outrages Russel Spam from the funny comedy series Hot Metal. :har: :har: :har: :har:

Thank you Robert Hardy, you gave me a dam good laugh for your double role. :up:

eddie
08-03-17, 08:13 PM
Sorry to hear this news. He was a good actor. I remember him from All Creatures Great and Small,

Jimbuna
08-04-17, 05:12 AM
Nobody played Churchill as often nor quite as well.

RIP

mapuc
08-04-17, 11:00 AM
RIP Robert. remember mostly your acting in "All Creatures Great and Small "

Markus

Skybird
08-04-17, 11:52 AM
Sorry to hear this news. He was a good actor. I remember him from All Creatures Great and Small,
One of my all-time favourite series. Without Hardy blowing life into the character of Siegfried Farnon, it would have been just two thirds of the fun (them all three men were so damn well-casted for their parts).

Thanks for the countless smiles and laughter, Sir.

mapuc
08-04-17, 12:48 PM
Here's another of Robert, that many does not know-He was an expert on ancient weapons.

Have seen him in some episode of "Ancient Discoveries" Where they take some ancient weapon, such as the Longbow and other old weapon that was used in Old England.

Markus

Eichhörnchen
08-04-17, 05:38 PM
A great actor... should've been in more really big movies. He might have been a good alternative to Peter Cushing in 'Star Wars', for example

Platapus
08-04-17, 08:55 PM
He was also in the movie Torpedo Run (1958)

When the submarine, in the North Pacific, was flooding, one of the crew asked Hardy's character

"Have you ever felt anything this cold?" Hardy replied "Yes... Brighton in August." :up:

Eichhörnchen
08-05-17, 02:46 AM
I remember that line... that about sums up the sort of character he often played (he was somewhat typecast, I think).