View Full Version : Julian Holloway (Carry On, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Regular Show) Dies Aged 80
ZariusTwo
02-20-2025, 06:57 AM
Actor Julian Holloway has died aged 80
As a screen actor, he was best known for his contributions to the Carry On movies, and he also played a supporting role in the series finale of the original series of Doctor Who before it's cancelation.
As a voice actor, he was Death on Regular Show, Odlaw in the original 90s run of Where's Waldo?, Millbanks and Doctor Derange on James Bond Jr, the title role of Captain Zed in Captain Zed and The Zee Zone, and Almec and Killian on Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm2ynvglk40o
This forum has more death threads than any forum I've ever been part of in my life.
CyberCubed
02-20-2025, 06:27 PM
It's because all the actors we grew up with as kids/teens are now old since we're all old. The next 10 years will be rough when the likes of Harrison Ford, Arnold Schwarzeneggar, Patrick Stewart, etc. all kick the bucket.
We're going to lose a lot of legends soon.
It's because all the actors we grew up with as kids/teens are now old since we're all old. The next 10 years will be rough when the likes of Harrison Ford, Arnold Schwarzeneggar, Patrick Stewart, etc. all kick the bucket.
We're going to lose a lot of legends soon.
Either that or that it's what savants do. "SOMEONE died and I should feel bad". It's like - it's some foreign movie star or so and so that no one KNOWS - :lol: I mean I'm sorry that anyone died, but wtf already?
Literally without exaggeration - more death threads in this f'n place than any social media I've been on for 25 years.
ZariusTwo
02-27-2025, 06:16 AM
Either that or that it's what savants do. "SOMEONE died and I should feel bad". It's like - it's some foreign movie star or so and so that no one KNOWS - :lol: I mean I'm sorry that anyone died, but wtf already
No argument there, but I wouldn't have posted this based on his British movie/television credentials, I only wished to point out he had done voice over work in the States for characters and shows that some (not necessarily everyone) may have been familiar with. That's all. Just "oh, one of those 'that guy' actors died'.
I tend to celebrate people's lives when they pass on and think of good times I spent watching or listening to them. I never feel 'sad' about it.
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