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Source?

Also the property developer in Still Game. That's what I know him from (along with Trainspotting).

American artist Sylvia Fein (wiki) dead at 104 according to this San Francisco art page on FB. Post is from April 3rd. An unsourced edit to her Wiki page suggests she died on April 1st.

I beg to differ. Spartacus is one of my favourite movies but I doubt most ppl in their 20s and 30s would have seen it. I would say Stuart as Old Rose, then Johns as Mrs Banks, then Douglas as Spartacus.

Arguably Gloria Stuart’s role in Titanic is more memorable across more generations than any of the roles played by any of the names in your top 5.

Thanks @drol and congrats to the winner.

You fuckmuppet.

Josip Manolić (wiki) dead at 104.

Save us the effort and tell us is there anyone on there who has died off radar?

It's a joke post. The World Economic Forum run articles on their site advocating insect based diets, thus his critics often associate him with this, hence the line "that's doesn't bug me" above.

Television director Ron Weiner, dead at 93, as reported by his son Howard Weiner. But not the same person as television writer Ron Weiner (wiki), whose father Howard Weiner (wiki) is an eminent neurologist. Surely not a coincidence though? Are the two Rons and two Howards somehow related? Cousins perhaps? The Hollywood Reporter obit doesn't help much.

I have that book. Pretty sure George Galloway is in it too.

Sorry.

Hardly justified dumping her in this thread. Famous in her own right. Sure, not as famous as him, but it would be like posting Bobby Brown in here as "ex husband of Whitney".

5 / 9 of the names on that list are still alive.