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IMMORTALIZED IN FILM: 2001 FILM WORLD OBITUARIES   IMMORTALIZED IN FILM: 2001 FILM WORLD OBITUARIES

Tuesday, September 10, 2002
by Rusty White

Max Von Sydow and Bengt Ekerot play a game of death in THE SEVENTH SEAL

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Hi there! If you discover a mistake that needs to be corrected or have a tip for a film industry obituary that I have overlooked please feel free to contact me. I would appreciate it if you would send links to news articles confirming any tips. Also, with all of the computer viruses out there, please do not send e-mails with attachments. I automatically delete those. You can contact me at "Rusty@einsiders.com". Thanks!

Rusty White

Here's the new layout I warned you about! In order to make posting easier, I have decided to break the Obituary Column into separate years. This will make it eassier for me to add new months without having to go back and change the links on each month's column. I hope that you find things easy to navigate through. I appreciate your readership, and look forward to expanding the Hollywood Obituary column more each month.

In order to access obituaries from a different year, just click on the Obituary Main Page for that particular year. Each individual month's Obituary Column will have links to the other months of their same year and to the Obituary Main Page for the other years.
Thanks again
Rusty White



OBITUARY LINKS

I’d like to share some links that might be of interest to my regular Hollywood Obituary readers. Many of you may already be aware of the following Great Websites, but I’d like to put them out there for those who are unaware of them.

I have about 30 web sites I search each day for this column. Most of them are online Newspapers from around the world. The following links are to site for those who have an unexplainable interest (like me) in Obituaries.

LAST LINK ON THE LEFT: FINAL CREDITS: I just discovered this great site. Stuart Bayens puts a lot of love and effort into this new website. Stuart's mandate is that he is "reflecting lives that have contributed to modern culture." His work makes me want to improve my own writing. Check it out!

LIFE IN LEGACY (Formerly FAMOUS DEATHS: WEEK IN REVIEW): LIFE IN LEGACY is one of my personal favorites. Russ puts a large amount of time into this comprehensive site. LIFE IN LEGACY breaks each weeks obituaries into categories (Entertainment, Sports, Etc…). Russ includes as many pictures as he and his loyal fans can find. Just click on the picture and you are taken to a capsule Obit. Russ updates daily. A great site. I’m not just saying that because he shares photos with me.

GOOGLE: ALT: OBITS: is a message board with a large number of regular contributor. Not only will you find the latest Obits, but you will be treated to an amusing and often times enraging dialogue with an eclectic group of folks from all around the world.

DEAD PEOPLE SERVER: DPS has been around a long time. While DPS doesn’t include some of the more obscure Obits, the site does cover the most famous of those who’ve left this mortal coil.

DEAD ROCK STARS PAGE: Updated daily, the Dead Rock Stars page includes the famous and obscure in the world of music. A very comprehensive site.

VOYFORUMS: CELEBRITY OBIT PAGE: This too is a message board for those who are into Obits. There isn’t as large a number of posters at VOYFORUMS as at GOOGLE, but what they lack in numbers, they make up for in devotion, humor and insight.


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