Kirk Douglas RIP

Valley11 · February 2020

103!

Addickted2U · February 2020

What an amazing career he had. Not a legend of Hollywood; probably the legend of Hollywood.
RIP

Stig · February 2020

RIP Spartacus.

NapaAddick · February 2020

Whoa

golfaddick · February 2020

Old clef chin.......

RIP.

Dazzler21 · February 2020

What an age to have achieved.

Rest peacefully Kirk, you deserve it.

Wheresmeticket · February 2020

RIP. Good man.

https://www.thewrap.com/kirk-douglas-gun-control-americas-cowboy-days-are-over-95701/

The Prince-e-Paul · February 2020

Great actor. Love Spartacus. RIP

IR94 · February 2020

what an actor, 103 incredible!

NapaAddick · February 2020

Paths of Glory.

Addictedoldgit · February 2020

The Vikings.

Remember going to the cinema with my dad and being totally enthralled by his performance.

RIP

SoundAsa£ · February 2020

What an amazing life.
RIP.....Kirk.....RIP.

guinnessaddick · February 2020

RIP

North Lower Neil · February 2020

Great knock, RIP Kirk.

E_cafc · February 2020

RIP Kirk Douglas.....loved all of the films he was in.

cfgs · February 2020

Great career and great life, founder of a Hollywood dynasty as well.

philcafc · February 2020

What a life. RIP Kirk.

Johnnysummers5 · February 2020

RIP Kirk, one of the all time Hollywood greats

SuedeAdidas · February 2020

Addickted2U said:

What an amazing career he had. Not a legend of Hollywood; probably the legend of Hollywood.
RIP

More importantly - THE legend of the ‘Celebrities that are still alive’ thread.

Pedro45 · February 2020

I'm Spartacus!

Phil · February 2020

RIP. A Hollywood legend. As others have said Spartacus was a great film and one of my earliest childhood memories.
worth repeating the infamous story concerning his son Eric who tried his hand at stand up. To quote from Wikipedia “ Douglas entered British comedy folklore when, during a stand-up performance at The Comedy Store, London, he was angered by the audience's reaction to his stand-up routine and shouted "You can't do this to me, I'm Kirk Douglas's son!" A member of the audience stood up and shouted "No, I'm Kirk Douglas' son," referring to the iconic "I'm Spartacus" scene of the 1960 film starring Kirk Douglas. This ended up with the majority of the audience standing up and repeating the line.”