Arthur C. Clarke Gone

Lori Lancaster | March 19, 2008
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Amy Austin | March 19, 2008
Oh, wow...

(Call me ignorant, but I actually thought he was already departed... I mean, he *was* 90!)

Sad, but at least he lived a long, full and prosperous life. (Yes, I included "full" so that there was no mistaking my intentions in that statement...)

Scott Hardie | March 19, 2008
The death announcement that most saddened me today was Anthony Minghella's. As director, writer, producer, or just industry mover-and-shaker, he has been behind some great movies in the last decade: The English Patient, Cold Mountain, The Talented Mr. Ripley, Michael Clayton, The Interpreter, Atonement, The Quiet American, Maléna, Iris, Bee Season... This guy had a lot more great movies left to make.

Amy Austin | March 19, 2008
Oh, wow again...

And doubly sad in the unexpected nature and his young age -- it's always a shame to see someone go suddenly and in their prime.

Scott Horowitz | March 19, 2008
There was no headline, "Arthur C.Clarke goes on his final odyssey" Though, 2001 may be a cinematic masterpiece, but it is also one of the most boring movies ever made!