RIP Dustie Rhodes and Christopher Lee

[BlackDragonScar]

Two great icons. One a good actor another a famous wrestler. Today is a saddened day indeed. RIP you two. May the Dragons of Light surround you in the after life :cry

 

[dalekfire]

At the first crack of thunder in any storm henceforth, I shall imagine it as Lee's skilled shot from his golden gun. *headbow*

 

[intern3]

Christopher Lee did an excellent job playing Count Dooku. I wish they kept Count Dooku alive longer in Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith. 🙁

 

[wolfman40]

Dusty was great, it's a shame his first wwe run, was ruined by polka dots!

I never thought Lee would die, he seemed immortal 🙂

 

[Dr. Bill Kobb]

R.I.P. Christopher Lee and Dusty Rhodes.

 

[Dussicar]

I got to hear about Christopher Lee's past and I have to say that that man led one of the most interesting lives I have ever heard of.

 

[BlasterMaster]

Damn, Christopher Lee was the most awesome old man ever. He was into heavy metal and composed his own songs. That was so very cool. I hope he's rockin in heaven while smoking cigars, drinking scotch, and killing demons for fun.

 

[dalekfire]

He was into heavy metal and composed his own songs.

:blink I did not know this.

Saruman wailing powerfully on his tower to inspire a vast army of Uruk-hai. Count Dooku using his Force push on Anakin while howling a modulated high G. Francisco Scaramanga-- no, no that one is just too weird to imagine. xD

 

[BlasterMaster]

I did not know this.

Saruman wailing powerfully on his tower to inspire a vast army of Uruk-hai. Count Dooku using his Force push on Anakin while howling a modulated high G. Francisco Scaramanga-- no, no that one is just too weird to imagine. xD

I know right? He's was (and still is) the most awesome ninety year old guy on the planet! Check our his work on "Charlemagne: By the Sword and the Cross" (2010)!

I shed the blood of the Saxon Men! I shed the blood of the Saxon Men! And I did it all in the name of Chhharrllleeemaaaaggggnnnee! 😀

Also, it should be noted that not only was he into heavy metal he was also a military veteran who worked for the British equivalent of our American green berets during WWII. He quite literally went behind enemy lines and killed Nazis.

He's job was so hard core that when Peter Jackson told him that he needed to act like he had been stabbed in the back during that extended scene in "The Two Towers", Sir Christopher Lee looked at him with dead seriousness and said, "you realize that I actually have been stabbed in the back before right"? I'm told the silence on the set was almost palpable.