David Warner - R.I.P.

[Bruce Banner]

The great actor David Warner has passed away, aged 80.

So many memorable roles, including The Omen, Time After Time, Time Bandits, Tron, Star Trek, Doctor Who, and many more movies, TV series, cartoons and theatre over the decades.

R.I.P.

[Nostalgiabuff]

oh man, we are losing so many greats this year. Paul Sorvino just passed away too

[Megotastrophe]

oh man, we are losing so many greats this year. Paul Sorvino just passed away too

Worf's brother Nikolai. Garlic slicer extraordinaire

[jwyblejr]

Loved his version of Ra's al Ghul. I think it's up there with Mark Hamill's Joker and Clancey Brown's Lex Luthor.

[Megotastrophe]

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There are four lights!

[TrekStar]

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There are four lights!

Looks like there’s a light bottom row far left square.

[Megotastrophe]

I wasnt sure if I should count the red lights on the gizmo in his hand there is a diffused lighting panel as well. The bottom left panel is pretty definitively a reflection though.

[Earth 2 Chris]

Loved his version of Ra's al Ghul. I think it's up there with Mark Hamill's Joker and Clancey Brown's Lex Luthor.

Definitely! No one could say the word "Detective" with equal parts scorn and admiration like Warner.

I loved him in Time After Time. Genuinely frightening and unnerving in that part. He had a great bit in the Amicus film From Beyond The Grave. One of the scariest segments in any of those films.

On the opposite spectrum, he played a wonderfully warm and melancholy Bob Cratchit to George C. Scott's Scrooge. Just a class act, all the way around.

[Mikey]

Even though i've seen him in a million things, will always first remember him as Jack the Ripper.

Best quote: --- "Don't let it end this way, Captain" (Star Trek 6)

Also, let's not forget The Man with Two Brains