RIP Celebrity Thread - Part 4

Williams was in a lot of good stuff.

I don't know much about him beyond his work, I've seen him in many things like The Substitute sequels and Lumet's Prince of the City (underrated) I watched over a decade ago because Chris Nolan said it was a film that inspired The Dark Knight Rises. Deep Rising it was not so long ago I watched.

RIP and condolescences to family and friends at his unexpected loss.
 
RIP Treat Williams

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Such an underrated character actor that played a huge part in my childhood thanks to films like The Substitute and Deep Rising and its a shame he never went on to do bigger things.

I'll definitely miss him. RIP Treat Williams

He was also in Once Upon a Time in America.....the long version of that movie is probably my all time favorite. He was a labor activist they called Johnny Clean Hands.....until he got mixed up with them. Great portrayal and great movie.

Sorry to hear about this.
 
Watching one of my favorite Treat Williams movies: Deep Rising.

Not his best film but nonetheless entertaining.
 
I've only seen a couple of Jackson's movies, but am really looking forward to her last film, THE GREAT ESCAPER, with co-tar Michael Caine, that's coming out soon.
 
Rest In Peace, Glenda Jackson.
Only saw her in two movies both with Walter Matthau.

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