Paul Newman dies...

[dangerouschicken]

All that egg eating made him one of us. We will miss him

 

[DuckLady]

This stunned me. I never heard he had cancer and I never really knew his age.
He was and is one of those rare ageless and timeless people in the world.

 

[sundance]

He was one of the best that Hollywood had to offer,He will be missed

marrie

 

[BearSwampChick]

A great humanitarian and a wonderful actor. We will miss him.

 

[JennsPeeps]

We've lost a wonderful role model. I can only hope that more young actors and performers will take up where he has left off.

 

[PurpleChicken]

Duplicated from other Paul post:

Paul was very well known here in southern Connecticut. Many of my friends
have met him through the years and say what a nomal guy he was.

He spent MILLIONS of his own dollars helping people. There is a special place
in heaven for him.

Bon Voyage Paul. You were and still are a good man.

 

[wendy]

I did not know there were two post on the same topic.

So sad, he will be greatly missed, I know he had not done movies in a long time. I had heard he had cancer from a friend of his in a interview but I never heard what kind of cancer.

Someone else put in here about the length of his marriage and that is one of the things i put on the other post. That is not heard of in hollywood. I know his wife must be sad as well as his children.

I read online he made this comment about his marriage "I have steak at home every night, why go out and get hamburger"!!!!!!!!
what a man, he loved his wife and you could tell when they looked at each other in interviews.

wendy

 

[speckledhen]

We didnt remember if Joanne Woodward was still living. She's distantly related to my DH. Although we didnt share the same politics, he was a unique individual and humanitarian.

(((Apparently, she is still living...we saw the "survived by..." line)))

 

[Mahonri]

Quote:
Like I said on the other thread, I think of him every time I eat a salad at MickeeD's.

 

[wendy]

what a hunk he was