POWERS BOOTHE

[PARTSMARTY]

We lost another great actor in Powers Boothe-sadness again.

[Lunajammer]

Bummer. Not an "A" lister, but he was magnetic. Natural acting chops that was a pleasure to watch.

[Ace-Garageguy]

I haven't seen him in a whole lot of stuff, but I've been watching the old HBO series where he played Raymond Chandler's Phillip Marlowe. Considering the Hollywood legends who have played the role (Dick Powell, Bogart, Robert Mitchum), Boothe did a fine job with the character. Sad to hear he's gone.

Wasn't very old...only 68. Damm.

[FordRodnKustom]

  On 5/18/2017 at 9:01 PM, Lunajammer said:

Bummer. Not an "A" lister, but he was magnetic. Natural acting chops that was a pleasure to watch.

Agreed. RIP Powers.

[crazyjim]

Scary.  Just a few months younger than me.

[bogger44]

No, not him too!  Loved him as Curly Bill in Tombstone.

[PARTSMARTY]

I absolutely loved him as the judge in the hatfields and mccoys with kevin Costner.

[Snake45]

  On 5/19/2017 at 1:27 AM, bogger44 said:

No, not him too!  Loved him as Curly Bill in Tombstone.

What, no one's gonna post the "Well, bye!" meme?

I always liked him, too, especially in Red Dawn and Southern Comfort. He did an HBO movie where he played a degenerate gambler that was pretty good, too.

Remember The Governor on Walking Dead? I always thought that actor got the role because Powers Boothe must have been unavailable.

[sjordan2]

His Curly Bill in "Tombstone," along with an overall tremendous cast, is why that movie will always be a classic.

[slusher]

Always liked him a good actor. R.I.P. Powers!