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You’re right Jeera, just pitching for some of the youngsters/ less educated than you. How about his Bond stuff, wasn’t his best work was it?
Was he in between Brosnan and Craig?
To be honest that (Brosnan's) wasn't Bond's finest era for me so I can't recall much about those films. I have no doubt seen them in the past but not several times like some of the franchise.
I liked Robbie Coltrane. Always good value. Good in character roles and of course in cracker he will be missed. Nobody could have played Hagrid like he did.
I gather he’d lived life to the full, especially in his yoof which may or may not have contributed to his death at 72. He will be missed. RIP Robbie.
I liked Robbie Coltrane. Always good value. Good in character roles and of course in cracker he will be missed. Nobody could have played Hagrid like he did.
I gather he’d lived life to the full, especially in his yoof which may or may not have contributed to his death at 72. He will be missed. RIP Robbie.
Had to check - Goldeneye and The World is not Enough.
To be honest that (Brosnan's) wasn't Bond's finest era for me so I can't recall much about those films. I have no doubt seen them in the past but not several times like some of the franchise.
I do know he was a Russian villain of course.
One of Daphnes' brothers in Frasier too, but what with the 40th anniversary of Channel 4 coming, they should repeat The Comic Strips. He was great in Gino, Summer School, and first night of C4, the legendary Five Go mad In Dorset. AND, of course walking down the spt at Lyme Regis with a chainsaw as Two Tribes played in the Comic Strip film. RIP.
I was convinced he had already shuffled off several years ago, but I must have him confused with another portly actor. Trying to think who. I know it wasn't Richard Griffiths.
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