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  • #1442
    jaas08
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    Our Peter is gone. I am so sad.

    My condolences to Anne and his family.

    Deepest sympathies.
    Linda Huthmaker/Torrance, California

    #1444
    galacticprobe
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    This is indeed a very sad day, no doubt for more than just Onedin Line fans. Mr. Gilmore was a very fine actor and will be sincerely missed.

    Dino.

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    From: jaas08 <marianne@gilmore-stallybrass.eu>
    To: shiponedingroup <shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com>
    Sent: Wed, Feb 6, 2013 5:33 pm
    Subject: [shiponedingroup] Obituary Peter Gilmore

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/2013/feb/06/peter-gilmore?INTCMP=SRCH

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    #1445
    marithasally
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    How very, very sad to hear about Peter.
    He will always be remembered for being one of the greatest actors in The UK especially during the 70's.
    I thank him for all the joyful hours watching the Onedin Line.
    My thoughts are with his family.

    Maritha
    A Swedish OL fan

    Ps.
    Thank you Marianne for sharing this sad news.

    Skickat från min iPhone

    #1446
    bastet1958
    Member
    Dear shipmates,

    Peter Gilmore has passed away.
    The Captain has set sail for his very last journey.

    I was immensely sad when I heard this news.
    Peter has died in a hospice. I do hope he did not have to suffer too much in the end.

    My condolences to Anne and his son Jason, his nearest and dearest.
    "He was a gentle man and a gentleman"; how well Jessica put it.

    Peter, you have brought so much happiness into our lives:
    by your fine acting, your smile, your humour.

    You will always be loved and remembered.

    Erika

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    #1447
    galacticprobe
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    I know this is off-topic, but there may be parties interested in this one. As is typical with NBC (the No Brain Cells network), who now owns the SyFy Channel, they have what could be a good thing that they're setting up for failure.

    As often as I watch that channel I have never seen one ad for it, but tonight (Feb 10) at 8pm US Eastern Time SyFy is airing 'Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome'. At first, in spite of fans' demand for it, SyFy said they were not going ahead with this pilot even though it had already been filmed. The producers then put it up on Youtube and it's gotten millions of hits. So during SyFy's bit 20th Anniversary Special a few months ago they made a big deal of mentioning "upcoming works", and including 'Blood and Chrome' amongst them (though there was no mention of when it would air).

    So, in spite of the demand, I think SyFy (or NBC) is going to air the pilot without advertising it so they could say "Oh, look, almost no one watched it. Horrible ratings. No series. Sorry, fans." (Fox was almost as bad with the 'Doctor Who' TV Movie in 1996.)

    So let the word get out: Tonight, 8pm US EST on SyFy, 'Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome'. Hopefully enough people will watch it that it gets a chance at a series.

    Dino.

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    #1448
    liamegan2000
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    It is indeed sad news.

    Peter made the part of James Onedin into something special. Coupled to the other fine actors and actresses in the series really turned out something that I doubt will be matched again in a TV series.

    Condolences to his wife Anne and his family and friends.

    Bill.

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