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I looooved his chemistry with Eartha Kitt in the movie Boomerang.
ReplyDeleteFabulous man, interesting life. What more can you ask for? Happy Trails, Geoffrey!
ReplyDeleteHe was so great as Punjab in Annie. God Speed, Sir.
ReplyDeleteNot many people were sextagonal threats in life. Very talented, indeed.
ReplyDelete7 Up will never be the same.
ReplyDeleteCrisp and clean! No caffeine! Hahahahaha!
ReplyDeleteLoved his laugh and that great big smile (and his 7-Up commercials. "Never had it, never will.")
ReplyDeleteA wonderful guy. RIP.
ReplyDeleteOh he was marvelous! RIP.
ReplyDeleteAnother talented man with a marvelous voice. He truly made 7 UP successful. Those commercials were iconic.
ReplyDeleteOh and he was only married once for almost 60 years to Carmen..Wow, I'll bet she's heartbroken beyond belief.
ReplyDeleteAw. :/ RIP.
ReplyDeleteHis words stick in my mind as, what I thought, one of the only cat calls(?) that Ive received where I couldn't help but to smile and laugh at.
ReplyDeleteIt took me a minute to place him from Annie. Probably not what he wants to be remembered for, but man, 11 year old me just LOVED him!
ReplyDeleteAmazingly talented man. RIP.
ReplyDeleteHe was amazing….RIP
ReplyDeleteCola nuts! RIP :(
ReplyDeleteIs this the year of Great Voice? Bacall, Don Pardo, Geoffrey...
ReplyDeleteSam Elliott and Sally Kellerman better see their docs STAT.
That's funny.
DeleteGodspeed, GH.
ReplyDeleteRIP What an amazing life!
ReplyDeleteRIP.
ReplyDeleteI fell in love with him the first time I saw him in Live & Let Die. His voice made me shiver in a good way. Heh-heh-heh. The 7Up commercials were like icing on the cake for me. ;-)
ReplyDeleteCola nuts, uncola nuts, lol. A great, learned intelligent man with whom you cld have terrific conversations.( I base this on many interviews i read with him.) Rest in peace my friend, and come back and visit us whenever you feel like it.
ReplyDeleteHe was great in Boomerang.
ReplyDeleteAww, he was mahhvelous. RIP
ReplyDeleteHe was an amazing man who led a brilliant life. Or vice versa. He'll be missed. RIP, sir.
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