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One of the interesting things to look out for when actors die is that they get other actors in to make tributes but they nearly always (it seems) end up talking more about themselvesWas watching the news last night when something interesting occurred to me. What with Gerard Houlier, Barbara Windsor, Sean Connery and Eddie Van Halen, is it my imagination or do famous people die more often than ordinary people? Never have I seen the news when it’s been reported- “ today, retired bread delivery man Walter Scrimshaw passed away at his home in Doncaster. He was seventy eight”. This ‘fame’ business isn’t all its cracked up to be!
( p.s.please do not share this post, in case it should make me famous. I have booked a weekend away in Blackpool in February and would hate to pop my clogs before then. The B&B is paid for and non refundable).
I didn't know Holly batted for the other side.