Ive been to the Ivy once in my life back in the early 00's and hoped to see someone famous. Wasnt disappointed to see Bob sat on a table as the lone male with about 6 or 7 women. He was looking very pleased with life that night... and who could blame him.
One of my brief brushes with fame, on the way to Charlton passed the Governor General/Northover Pub corner of Whitefoot Lane and Northover when they were filming Long Good Friday......he was the type of bloke that everyone felt they knew..one of his best roles was his last in The Street on TV. RIP.
One of my brief brushes with fame, on the way to Charlton passed the Governor General/Northover Pub corner of Whitefoot Lane and Northover when they were filming Long Good Friday......he was the type of bloke that everyone felt they knew..one of his best roles was his last in The Street on TV. RIP.
Agreed. His performance in that episode of The Street was brilliant!!
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RIP.
'Actor Bob Hoskins has died following pneumonia at the age of 71, his agent Clair Dobbs said today.'
Doesn't get any better than this....bit sweary, but still brilliant.
RIP Bob
Ive been to the Ivy once in my life back in the early 00's and hoped to see someone famous. Wasnt disappointed to see Bob sat on a table as the lone male with about 6 or 7 women. He was looking very pleased with life that night... and who could blame him.
RIP Bob.
The only man that got close to Jessica Rabbit! That lucky son of a...............
TLGF = top stuff Bob, RIP.
Who framed Roger Rabbit. What a film.
RIP.
Great article here:
http://www.theguardian.com/film/filmblog/2014/apr/30/bob-hoskins-dies
"I can give you 500,000 reasons why I made those adverts. All with the queen's head on 'em."
Excellent actor.
LGF my favourite film and the scene posted above and I know as he worked it through his mind he found a way to get out of it!!!
Requiescat in pace.