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  1. Dec 26, 2021 · Video. Sadly many talented actors, authors and writers passed away this year; let's take a look at some of the great names who bowed out in 2021.

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  2. Jan 6, 2022 · Michael Nesmith (30 Dec 1942 – 10 Dec 2021): actor, singer, songwriter and musician with the Monkees, including the cult film Head, who was also an early pioneer of music videos and produced films (Repo Man).

  3. Jan 5, 2022 · In Legacy’s memorial video, we pay tribute to the beloved artists, leaders, and other well-known public figures who died in 2021.

  4. Dec 31, 2021 · Here, we pay tribute to stars of TV, film, music and beyond, along with the words of their friends, colleagues and loved ones – gone, but never forgotten. Shyvonne Thomas. Photo Director,...

    • Ed Asner
    • Ned Beatty
    • Jean-Paul Belmondo
    • Sonny Chiba
    • Olympia Dukakis
    • Charles Grodin
    • Hal Holbrook
    • Yaphet Kotto
    • Dilip Kumar
    • Cloris Leachman

    The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Lou Grant star whose awards cabinet held five Golden Globes and seven Emmys. The actor worked right up to his death aged 91, with recent performances including the voice of Carl in Up and a role on Netflix show Cobra Kai.

    After making his film debut in the 1970s classic Deliverance, Beatty became an in-demand character actor following roles in masterpieces like Nashville, All the President's Men and Network (which bagged him an Oscar nomination). More recently, he provided the voice for Lotso in Toy Story 3before his retirement from screen acting in 2013.

    Belmondo's cigarette-smoking cool in Godard's Breathless made him iconic, with his face often representing the French New Wave as a whole. Godard also used him inA Woman is a Woman and Pierrot le Fou, and he also worked with great European directors like Jean-Pierre Melville, François Truffaut, Agnes Varda and Vittorio De Sica among many others.

    A legend of martial arts cinema, the actor appeared in over 125 projects for Japan's legendary Toei studio. These credits led Hollywood directors to pay tribute to him with roles in Kill Bill and The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift.

    An Oscar winner for Moonstruck, Dukakis starred in over 130 plays across her decades-long stage career. Her film roles included Steel Magnolias, Working Girl and Woody Allen's Mighty Aphrodite, while her 2019 reprise of the role of Anna Madrigal in Netflix's Tales of the Cityfound her a new audience.

    No one played the role of the deadpan straight man better in the 1970s than Charles Grodin, as seen in roles in The Heartbreak Kid and Heaven can Wait. After retiring in the 1990s to become a writer and host, he made a return to acting in the 2000s in shows like Louis and movies like While We're Young.

    Few actor can claim to have played a single character as many times as Hal Halbrook played Mark Twain, a role he played first played on stage in 1954 and continued doing so until 2017. He won a Tony for Mark Twain Tonight in 1966, won five Emmys, and received an Oscar nomination in 2008 forInto the Wild.

    Across a storied career, Kotto appeared in Alien, as a James Bond villain inLive and Let Die, and proved his comedy chops in Midnight Run. These roles led to him being considered for the lead of Star Trek: The Next Generation, and while Patrick Stewart eventually got the role, Kotto had a TV success of his own with Homicide: Life on the Streets.

    A Bollywood legend, Kumar was the biggest Indian movie star of the 1950s and 1960s, whose Mughal-e-Azamis the highest-grossing film in India of all time (adjusted for inflation). His five-decade career saw him named the "Tragedy King," who brought Method acting to screens before American stars like Marlon Brando.

    In a career that spanned seven and a half decades, Leachman won eight Emmy awards and was nominated 22 times, making her the most-awarded and most-nominated performer in the show's history. These nominations came from performances in shows like The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Malcolm in the Middle, and she won an Oscar for 1971's The Last Picture Sho...

  5. Dec 26, 2021 · Sadly many talented actors, authors and writers passed away this year; let's take a look at some of the great names who bowed out in 2021.

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  7. Apr 26, 2021 · Missing from the video was Adam Schlesinger, who died from complications due to COVID in April 2020. Schlesinger wrote and co-produced the title song to That Thing You Do!

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