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Carrie Fisher, 1956 - 2016
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And now Carrie Fishers' Mom Debbie Reynolds ... RIP
 
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‘M.A.S.H.’ star William Christopher dies at 84
By Associated Press Published: January 1, 2017, 8:36 am  (AP) – “M.A.S.H.” star William Christopher has died. He was 84. Christopher’s agent Robert Malcom said the actor died at 5:10 a.m. Saturday at his home in Pasadena, California. He tells The Associated Press that Christopher’s wife says her husband died peacefully. Malcom said Christopher was diagnosed with cancer more than a year ago and had been in hospice since the beginning of the week. He is survived by his wife, Barbara, and his two sons. Christopher is best known for the role of Father Francis Mulcahy on “M.A.S.H.,” the 1970s TV show set during the Korean War.
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In The words of The great Alan Garner in Hangover III "there are so many people who I would have rather died first" I will now insert my names "Kayne, Kayne's inlaws, Chris Brown> I am sure there are a lot more but those came to my mind. So many great people died last year when so many pieces of shit lived. Gene Wilder was one that saddened me the most. To 2017 where I hope all the greats live and the assholes die. I hope I make through the year after wishing this.
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William Peter Blatty
 William Peter Blatty, the author whose best-selling book “The Exorcist” was both a milestone in horror fiction and a turning point in his own career, died on Thursday in Bethesda, Md. He was 89. The cause was multiple myeloma, his wife, Julie Blatty, said. “The Exorcist,” the story of a 12-year-old girl possessed by the Devil, was published in 1971 and sold more than 13 million copies. The 1973 movie version, starring Linda Blair and directed by William Friedkin, was a runaway hit, breaking box-office records at many theaters and becoming the highest-grossing film to date for Warner Bros. studios. It earned Mr. Blatty, who wrote the screenplay, an Academy Award. (It was also the first horror movie nominated for the best-picture Oscar.) “The Exorcist” marked a radical shift in Mr. Blatty’s career, which was already well established in another genre: He was one of Hollywood’s leading comedy writers. 
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