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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsSeptember 30, 1955. The death of a movie star; the beginning of a legend...
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September 30, 1955. The death of a movie star; the beginning of a legend... (Original Post)
Tom_Foolery
Sep 2014
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LeftinOH
(5,631 posts)1. Apparently, he was pretty funny. Too bad that part
of him didn't get captured on film. Interesting side note- his father died in 1995 (!)


Tom_Foolery
(4,728 posts)2. If he had lived longer, we would have seen what his capabilities were...
And I'm sure there were many. He would have been a director, producer, and much more.
Coventina
(29,442 posts)3. Morrissey's video tribute:
Tom_Foolery
(4,728 posts)6. Great song and video. n/t
DinahMoeHum
(23,435 posts)5. ". . . You were too fast to live, too young to die, bye-bye. . ."
- Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Jackson Browne, and J. D. Souther
Performed by The Eagles:
Performed by The Eagles:
Tom_Foolery
(4,728 posts)7. Great song!! n/t
trof
(54,274 posts)8. 1955? Damn, it seems like last week. I was 14. Saw the movie.
Went right out and bought a red windbreaker, as close to Dean's as I could find.
Started turning my collar up.
He was, and still is, my absolutely, pluperfect, ultimate example of cool.
Understated, laid back, wry wit, and the topper... Natalie Wood adored him.
I'm 73, and right now I have a red windbreaker in my closet.
It's still my favorite jacket.
