>>593343365
none. cause I don't worship celebrities and I don't care about people I don't know

File: image.jpg (108 KB, 505x799) Image search: [Google]

108 KB, 505x799

Adolf Hitler

>>593343365
the death of comedians always makes me sad, tommy cooper, ronnie barker, and robin williams.

>>593343513

Yeah I figured there would be someone like you to eventually chime in. I agree, people who worship celebrities are fucking morons.

This isn't about worship though, to me at least Phil Hartman was one of the few amazing things that came from SNL. I recall growing up seeing some of his skits and genuinely feeling joy laughing at some of his work. Absolute shame his bitch wife shot him before turning the gun on himself.

File: image.jpg (22 KB, 250x250) Image search: [Google]

22 KB, 250x250

caught me off guard a bit when he died. He was old, but it made me
realize how much i enjoyed his humour/films

>>593343902

For sure.

>>593344232

Dude, Naked Gun was the shit. I mean sure, by todays standards and weird and slapstick 90's humor, but it's a classic much like Top Secret.

"Sex, Frank?"
"Not now Norberg, we got work to do."

>>593343365
Roger Ebert, I read his stuff every day and felt like I knew him. Also his last written words were a goodbye, followed with his see you at the movies line. Still chokes me up. Also John Ritter. Had no idea who he was, saw him on Conan. Dead a few days later. Made him seem like a real person and it felt like it was

File: image.jpg (32 KB, 300x360) Image search: [Google]

32 KB, 300x360

This man. His show was alright but something about him really hit me hard when he died. I don't even like celebrities but I was genuinely hocked when I saw he died of pneumonia of all things...and at a relatively young age too.

Rip Bernie Mac

>>593344426

Word. Pretty fucked up that a guy who reviewed movies lost his ability to talk.

>>593344521

That one seemed really sudden for sure.

>>593343728
I heard she had dandruff