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Ainchiemi said:
Voice Actor Michael Donovan was just revealed to have died back in early March.
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In the '96 Incredible Hulk animated series he was the voice of the Grey Hulk, and also in the two Hulk videogames back in the 00s; really nailed the cadence, a performance that fit perfectly - though I probably first heard him watching the Ocean dub of the first Ranma tv series, voicing the hapless Ryoga Hibiki. One of those VAs where you looked up their resume and realize, boy they had roles in a lot of work you'd seen, but had forgotten about or didn't notice.
 
Commander X said:
In the '96 Incredible Hulk animated series he was the voice of the Grey Hulk, and also in the two Hulk videogames back in the 00s; really nailed the cadence, a performance that fit perfectly - though I probably first heard him watching the Ocean dub of the first Ranma tv series, voicing the hapless Ryoga Hibiki. One of those VAs where you looked up their resume and realize, boy they had roles in a lot of work you'd seen, but had forgotten about or didn't notice.
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I always struggled to remember he was Suikotsu, Hidden violent Band-of-Seven guy, in Inuyasha too. He wasn’t why I started Ranma 1/2 in late 2010(that was Ukyo), but I liked his weightless tough guy voice he did for the Guy.
 
British actress Jean Lodge has passed away at the age of 99 on Auguat 4th, just one day after her birthday. Her first big role was in the 1952 comedy "Brandy for the Parson", filling in when star Audrey Hepburn became unavailable. She played Queen Guenevere in the Alan Ladd picture "The Black Knight" in 1954. She also appeared in the Vincent Price movie "The Masque of the Red Death" in 1964.

She married writer Alfred Shaughnessy (who wrote for the series "Upstairs, Downstairs"). Her son Charles Shaughnessy went on to appear on "Days of Our Lives", "Mad Men", and "The Nanny". He was also in the 2000 TV movie "Mom's Got a Date with a Vampire".
 
Actress Tedde Moore has reportedly passed away at the age of 79. She played the school teacher, Miss Shields, in both "A Christmas Story" and its sequel, "My Summer Story". She also appears in the Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack the Ripper movie "Murder by Decree" as Mrs. Lees, wife of Donald Sutherland's character, Mr. Lees.
 
UtopiaGuy said:
Actress Tedde Moore has reportedly passed away at the age of 79. She played the school teacher, Miss Shields, in both "A Christmas Story" and its sequel, "My Summer Story". She also appears in the Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack the Ripper movie "Murder by Decree" as Mrs. Lees, wife of Donald Sutherland's character, Mr. Lees.
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This one kinda hurts can't lie. A Christmas Story is such an American Classic and I really don't think many other Christmas flicks come close so it hurts seeing the cast members pass on. Reminds me of how fucking shitty time is.
RIP Miss Shields
 
UtopiaGuy said:
Ben Jones, who played Cooter on "The Dukes of Hazzard" has reportedly passed away at the age of 85. Like Fred Gandy of "Love Boat" he also has a second career as a Congressman.
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Damn, and I've been enjoying the dukes of hazzard for a while. Someday I need to go to Cooter's Luray
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