A look back at the esteemed personalities who've left us this year, who'd touched us with their innovation, creativity and humanity.
that he was prepared to sit out the rest of the Games after Smith and Carlos were ejected."I wanted to go home. I said I wasn't going to run. But Tommy and John, they came to me and said I better run and I better win."
Grodin also wrote several pithy books, including"It Would Be So Nice If You Weren't Here: My Journey Through Show Business";"How I Got to Be Whoever It Is I Am";"How I Get Through Life"; and"I Like It Better When You're Funny," describing how his late-night TV"act," in which he brought a cringe-y, combative persona to his conversations with the likes of Johnny Carson and David Letterman, actually played out on"The Tonight...
Lloyd made his final film appearance, at the age of 100, in the 2015 Amy Schumer comedy"Trainwreck.""CBS This Morning: Saturday" co-host Anthony Mason spoke to Lloyd the following year:"They call you now the oldest living actor – what do you think of that title?" During his time at 3M Silver earned 37 patents, and won several awards, including the 1998 American Chemical Society Award for Creative Invention, according to the company. Helmut Jahn
Jahn decried clients who were not supportive of innovation, supposedly because of cost:"Most clients are afraid to run into a risk of making a mistake," he told ArchDaily."And that's the biggest handicap in terms of making progress. The Orvis company, founded in 1856 by Charles F. Orvis, was a niche fly-fishing supply company based in Manchester, Vt. , when lifelong outdoorsman bought it in 1965 for $400,000.
Other music video appearances, which received heavy play on MTV, included"Still of the Night";"Is This Love"; and"The Deeper the Love." Other hits followed, including"Personality,""I'm Going to Get Married,""Come Into My Heart,""Lady Luck" and"Question." As an educator he was motivated, he told"Sunday Morning" in 1980, by one compelling idea:"The arts, all of them, should be part of the curriculum of the schools and should be part of our life – the center of our life, not the periphery."He worked at his dad's service station on Route 66 and raced jalopies at a New Mexico speedway. He would become part of a premier racing family that has taken home the Indianapolis 500 trophy nine times.
In 1993, at the Bonneville Salt Flat, he clocked 223.709 mph, a land speed record that stood for 18 years. The lure of"great parts" would lead her to performing in or directing productions of Strindberg and Chekov, Greek and Shakespearean tragedy, and modern classics, including"Mother Courage and Her Children,""Long Day's Journey into Night,""The Rose Tattoo.""Titus Andronicus,""Peer Gynt,""The Memorandum," and"Curse of the Starving Class.
Weaver, who got his start in journalism in fifth grade when he volunteered for the school newscast at K.E. Cunningham/Canal Point Elementary in Florida, asked questions that focused primarily on education – funding of schools in poorer communities, lunch programs, bullying, conflict resolution, and how to succeed.
Collins would be responsible for successfully docking the orbiting command module with the lander once Armstrong and Aldrin had blasted off from the Sea of Tranquility. Collins told"Sunday Morning" he was delighted to be reunited with them:"I was about to kiss Buzz Aldrin on the forehead, and I decided maybe no, no, I think the history books wouldn't like that! It was a wonderful instant in time.
Selected as Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter's running mate in 1976, Mondale would go on to reinvent the role of vice president, becoming more of a senior adviser and governing partner to the president, rather than a constitutional afterthought. The first VP to occupy an office within the White House, Mondale was heavily involved in foreign policy and frequently traveled overseas. He was part of the 1978 Camp David Accords that led to a peace treaty between Egypt and Israel.
In 2002, he was asked by Minnesota Democrats to run for the Senate again, stepping in after Senator Paul Wellstone was killed in a plane crash days before Election Day. He narrowly lost to Republican Norm Coleman. The sweep of his rock ballads stemmed from his early fascination with opera. While at Amherst College in the late 1960s he composed and starred in"Dream Engine" . It got him noticed, and led to work at Joseph Papp's Public Theater in New York , and his first commercial release. He also cowrote"Rhinegold," a take on Wagner's Ring Cycle.
Silla also portrayed a robot on the TV series"Buck Rogers in the 25th Century"; an Ewok in"Return of the Jedi"; and a computer-sired baby in"Demon Seed." Other credits included"The Black Bird,""Battlestar Galactica,""Spaceballs,""The Golden Child,""Poltergeist" and"Batman Returns." In-between film appearances, he performed with his musical combo, The Original Harmonica Band.
In his later years, Philip acquired the image of an elderly, philosophical observer of the times, who maintained a military bearing while speaking his mind. Blunt, impatient and demanding, he was occasionally criticized for making racist or sexist remarks. His first studio album, 1998's"It's Dark and Hell is Hot," debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, and featured such hits as"Get at Me Dog,""Stop Being Greedy" and"How It's Goin' Down." His next four albums –"...
In 1972, following an appearance at the Newport Jazz Festival, Dickerson explained the ethos of the group, which was multi-ethnic and blended multiple genres of music, to the New York Post:"We contribute to each other spiritually, and that's what we are trying to project – the dude in the street selling papers, the dude working at the steel mill, again, everybody."
As a screenwriter he shared an Academy Award nomination for the script of"The Last Picture Show," based on his coming-of-age novel set in a small Texas town, and shared an Oscar for the script of"Brokeback Mountain," the 2005 film, based on an Annie Proulx short story, that starred Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal as cowboys who fall in love.
Cleary wrote two long-running series, each featuring Henry Huggins and Ramona Quimby . In 1981,"Ramona and Her Mother" won the National Book Award."Dear Mr. Henshaw," the touching story of a lonely boy who corresponds with a children's book author, won the 1984 John Newbery Medal."Ramona and Her Father" and"Ramona Quimby, Age 8" were named Newbery Honor Books. And she was awarded a National Medal of the Arts by President Bush in 2003.
She starred in the soap opera"Love of Life" from 1962 to 1965, and appeared in numerous TV series, including"Naked City,""Route 66,""The Alfred Hitchcock Hour,""The Fugitive,""Flipper,""The FBI,""Medical Center,""Love, American Style,""McCloud,""The Streets of San Francisco,""Wonder Woman,""Trapper John, M.D.
Segal had worked with Nichols on Broadway in"The Knack," and when Robert Redford turned down the role of a young professor in"Virginia Woolf," he asked Segal."We rehearsed for about a month,"."So, we could have opened that on a stage. By the time we were shooting, we were all very comfortable in our roles."
,"I've always considered myself to be a lucky person. When I'm asked about the ups-and-downs of my career, I mainly see a lucky guy.", who had helped devise the complex flight rules used to govern America's space missions throughout the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs, and who became NASA's fourth flight director, went on duty moments after the Apollo 13 spacecraft exploded on its way to the moon in 1970.
"When we were having a beer talking about that, we didn't think it could be done," Lunney said."We were working on Mercury, of course, at the time. Mercury was a 2,000-pound ship. And you know, what we had to deal with was getting 200,000 pounds in Earth orbit to get started." Kotto made his stage debut in a Boston production of"Othello," and in 1969 he replaced James Earl Jones on Broadway in the Pulitzer Prize-winning boxing drama"The Great White Hope." His other film roles included"Nothing But a Man,""The Thomas Crown Affair,""5 Card Stud,""The Liberation of L. B. Jones,""Report to the Commissioner,""Blue Collar,""Brubaker""Othello," and"The Running Man.
Hagler once stopped Hearns in an epic 1985 fight at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas that still lives in boxing lore despite lasting less than eight minutes. Two years later he was so disgusted after losing a decision to Leonard that he never fought again. He moved to Italy to act, and never really looked back.Roger MuddRoger Mudd
He wrote a memoir,"The Place To Be," and in an April 2008"NewsHour" interview he said he"absolutely loved" keeping tabs on the nation's 100 senators and 435 representatives,"all of them wanting to talk, great access, politics morning, noon and night, as opposed to the White House, where everything is zipped up and tightly held.
The result: the compact cassette, whose small size allowed players to be portable."It was a breakthrough because it was foolproof," Ottens said in an interview for the Philips Museum. On February 22, 1980 at the Olympic Center in Lake Placid, N.Y., the Americans held down the Soviets early, and tied the game 2-2 in the last seconds of the first period. The Soviets, having replaced their goalkeeper, kept the Americans scoreless and led 3-2 by the end of the second. Then, on a power play, the Americans tied the game and, with Pavelich's assist, Mike Eruzione shot what would be the winning goal of the 4-3 match.
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