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Peter Falk Has Alzheimer’s [Dan Collins]

according to this article. Sucks. Great actor.

It’s terrible the way it affects people.

12 Replies to “Peter Falk Has Alzheimer’s [Dan Collins]”

  1. Squid says:

    Can we never compare these two men ever again? It’s not fair to either one of them.

  2. BJTexs says:

    John Murtha is despicable beyond measure. He continues to get reelected because his district has gotten used to the barges full of pork he brings in.

  3. BumperStickerist says:

    Back to Peter Falk, “Murder by Death” is a movie in which Peter Falk shines among a terrific cast.

    Quotable lines: Falk’s starts at around the 1:30 – the Falk/gay-transvestite stuff is a bit later (really!)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuNzcbCrNHg

  4. Pablo says:

    Just one more thing…

  5. Darleen says:

    Love Falk in “the Great Race” as side-kick to Jack Lemmon

  6. qwfwq says:

    Falk’s work in his early career was very strong. His later stuff couldn’t hold a candle to it. I’m sorry to hear this.

  7. Spies, Brigands, and Pirates says:

    Very sorry to hear this.

    Falk made a career out of playing a genius pretending to be an idiot.

    Sort of the anti-thor, one might say.

  8. Squid says:

    I’ll never forget reading Crime and Punishment in my senior year of high school, and having the realization that Petrovich = Columbo.

    ‘Twas about the only thing that allowed me to slog through the rest of the book.

  9. Bob Reed says:

    Falk = Actor who had a great early career, and is, ironically, best known for his TV show late in life…

    Murtha = Mendacious poser and great racist, classist, and America hater. The Marines at Haditha were engaged in vicious house-to-house fighting and did not comitt any criminal acts. That Von Clausewitz fog of war thing and all…

  10. Sdferr says:

    Wim Wenders used Falk pretty well, I think. And Falk, to his credit, used Wenders right back. Falk’s work in the original “The In-laws” was outstanding as well, at least as I remember it. Haven’t seen that film in a long time.

  11. Pablo says:

    Just one more thing….

  12. Techie says:

    I’d really like to think the thing is an act where he gets two crucial witnesses to lower their guards and talk about a recent murder more than they should……..

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