Blue John(Elite) posted this on Wednesday, 31st August 2005, 11:59
Sad news. Michael Sheard, best remembered as the b*stard from Grance Hill has died aged 65. He also played Hitler 5 times (I only remember him from Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade).
sput2001(Elite) posted this on Wednesday, 31st August 2005, 12:50
Quote: DAAAANNNNNNNNNNYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
Did Bronson ever refer to him by his first name? I thought it was always KENDAAALLLL!!!!
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RE: Mr Bronson RIP
The Jackal(Elite) posted this on Wednesday, 31st August 2005, 13:00
He will be missed. :(
Michael appeared in the following ON THE BUSES Manager" in episode: "Gardening Time" Manager in episode: "The Allowance" Manager" in episode: "What the Stars Foretell" Manager" in episode: "Hot Water" Judge in episode: "The Poster" Manager" in episode: "The Ticket Machine"
Over Forty Feature Films Including: All Quiet On The Western Front The Dirty Dozen -Second Assignment The Riddle Of The Sands The Empire Strikes Back High Road To China Doombeach Space Escape To Athena Hitler - The Last Ten Days The Bunker Nobody Runs Forever Holiday On The Buses Rough Cut Les Miserables Soft Beds, Hard Battles The Hiding Place The Mackenzie Break England Made Me Force Ten From Navarone
Extensive Television Appearances Including: The Invisible Man Auf Wiedersehen Pet Caught On A Train Murder Not Proven An Enemy Of The People Enemy At The Door If The Face Fits Thieves The Darling Buds Of May `Allo, `Allo! Dr Who Minder Killer Exposed Van Der Valk The Fear Of God Knights Of God Grange Hill Press Gang Danger Uxb Plain Murder Mind Your Language Lovely Couple The Dancing Years Jukes Of Piccadilly Murder Rap Grandad Tales Of The Unexpected Square Mile Of Murder The Sandbaggers Airline The Squad Shine On Harvey Moon One By One Cold Warrior All Creatures Great And Small The Many Wives Of Patrick The Cedar Tree Law And Order Rogue Male The New Avengers Space 1999 Bulman Take The High Road Stewart Jones Crown Court The Best Of Enemies The Five Red Herrings Blake`s Seven The Foundation The Tomorrow People Tickets For The Titanic Coronation Street The Professionals A Hole In Babylon Shackleton Hannay Maggie The Dark Side Of The Sun The Outsider Inspector Alleyn
Directorial Credits Include: A Sleep Of Prisoners Shirley Valentine Peggy`s Song The Woman In Black Breaking Through Maureen at the Zanzibar
Autobiographies: "Yes, Mr. Bronson - Memoirs of a Bum Actor" Published by Librario "Yes, Admiral - SciFi and Further Memories" Published by Librario "Yes, School`s Out
Mark Oates(Reviewer) posted this on Wednesday, 31st August 2005, 15:17
Bless `im. Michael Sheard was one of those character actors who propped up the British film and television industry in the 1970s and 1980s. He could always be relied on to bring a certain character and demeanour to a role, and that face of his was absolutely unmistakable. 65 is still young to be meeting your maker, and his family must be devastated.
RIP Mr Bronson. Give `em all detention.
J Mark Oates
Do Not Be Afraid. That Noise Is Merely The Sound Of My Mind Boggling.
RE: Mr Bronson RIP
cassius76(Elite) posted this on Wednesday, 31st August 2005, 15:40
Quote: Did Bronson ever refer to him by his first name? I thought it was always KENDAAALLLL!!!!
