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Us Brits will mourn his loss :'(
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Now you see him... now you don't.
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Another sex symbol gone. But yes, he was entertaining.
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He was great in Dumb and Dumber. Will be missed. Cuck-in-Peace
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Us Brits will mourn his loss :'(
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Was great watching him on TV back in the late 80's. Used to watch his magic show and that other one he did (Every Second Counts) every week.
RIP.
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Sad, another childhood legend gone. I wonder if Debbie McGee will spread her legs for younger cock now
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RIP Frank Sinatra Jr.
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RIP Frank Sinatra Jr.
WTF? ???
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WTF? ???
I'm afraid so. Died of cardiac arrest while on tour.
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Emmy-winning actor Larry Drake, who played Benny on “L.A. Law,” died Thursday, his rep confirmed. He was 66.
A cause of death has not yet been revealed. According to TMZ, which first reported the news, Drake was found dead by his friend in his Hollywood home.
Drake played the developmentally disabled office assistant Benny Stulwicz on “L.A. Law.,” which was praised for handling Benny’s odyssey in a very progressive fashion, especially for the time, as he gets the job, finds his own apartment and gets a girlfriend over time, sometimes having to fight for his legal rights with the help of the attorneys who employ him. Drake recurred on the series from 1987-94.
He was Emmy nominated for the role three times, in 1988, 1989 and 1990, winning the first two times out. He reprised the role for “L.A. Law: The Movie” in 2002.
The actor was equally memorable in Sam Raimi’s stylish Liam Neeson fantasy action film “Darkman” (1990) as the villainous Robert G. Durant, appearing in the sequels as well.
He also starred as the homicidal physician of the title in the 1992 horror movie “Dr. Giggles.”
Drake had a supporting role in Rowan Atkinson’s hit 1997 comedy “Bean” as Elmer, and he appeared in “American Pie 2” in 2001 as Natalie’s dad.
In television, Drake was a series regular on ABC’s sci-fi series “Prey” in 1998 as Dr. Walter Attwood. Debra Messing and Frankie Faison were also in the cast.
In the 2000s, he nabbed a handful of voicework roles for animated TV series and guested on “Six Feet Under,” “Crossing Jordan,” “7th Heaven” and “Boston Legal.”
The actor had most recently appeared in the 2009 horror film “Dead Air,” directed by and starring his “L.A. Law” co-star Corbin Bernsen.
Drake was born in Tulsa and graduated from the University of Oklahoma.
The actor began appearing in small roles in movies in the early 1970s and made his television debut in a 1983 adaptation of Thornton Wilder’s “The Skin of Our Teeth” on PBS’ “American Playhouse.”
He was twice married, to actress Ruth de Sosa (1989-91) and Marina Drujko (briefly in 2009). Both marriages ended in divorce.
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"The Devil Went Down to Georgia"......going to miss that song.
RIP fiddler!
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Sad, another childhood legend gone. I wonder if Debbie McGee will spread her legs for younger cock now
Their Alsatian died too?
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Maybe his death is a magic trick and he will rise like Jesus did. Don't write off Mr. Daniels just yet.
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Any of the UK guys ever hear the rumours about Debby getting it on with a great Dane (dog)
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apparently it was an alsation, daniels said a picture of the act was photoshopped...
Any of the UK guys ever hear the rumours about Debby getting it on with a great Dane (dog)
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Any of the UK guys ever hear the rumours about Debby getting it on with a great Dane (dog)
He talks about it in his book, he said his best friend photoshopped them as a wedding prank.However the photos exist on polaroid, and the wedding was in 1988.
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Now you see him... now you don't.
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