He just passed away today after a long illness.
RIP sir and thanks for the memories.
RIP sir and thanks for the memories.
RIP Graham Greene
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Donadagohvi, Mr. Greene. Go now to the Ancestors.
(Donadagohvi = "Until we meet again" in Cherokee. There is no direct translation of "good-bye" in Cherokee.)
Mr. Greene was an Oneida First Nation (Canadian) actor.
ETA: "Donadagohvi" is pronounced "Don-ah-dah-go-whee"
(Donadagohvi = "Until we meet again" in Cherokee. There is no direct translation of "good-bye" in Cherokee.)
Mr. Greene was an Oneida First Nation (Canadian) actor.
ETA: "Donadagohvi" is pronounced "Don-ah-dah-go-whee"
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I remember him from the SyFy series Defiance from about a decade ago. He was really good there, easily one of the highlights of the show. RIP.
I will always remember him where I first saw him: As Leonard on Northern Exposure. I loved everything he did but that role will always hold a special place in my heart.
Rest in peace, Graham.
Rest in peace, Graham.
I just watched Maverick again the other night. He was great in it (and everything else.
Oh no! I always loved seeing him in stuff, he always gave great performances and seemed like a good guy into the bargain.
I know it wasn't a big role but I always loved him in Die Hard 3, one of the reasons that film is so enjoyable is the ensemble cast and I always felt that if you lifted all the non-McClane cop characters out and dropped them into a TV procedural I'd have watched the hell out of that.
Most recently saw him in Echo and Tulsa King, but as others have said he was great in Defiance.
I know it wasn't a big role but I always loved him in Die Hard 3, one of the reasons that film is so enjoyable is the ensemble cast and I always felt that if you lifted all the non-McClane cop characters out and dropped them into a TV procedural I'd have watched the hell out of that.
Most recently saw him in Echo and Tulsa King, but as others have said he was great in Defiance.
So very watchable, with a dry delivery. Sorry to learn of this, 73 really isn’t old these days.
RIP
I said something similar in the Notable Deaths thread, that Graham and the rest of the Die Hard 3 cast made just as much of an impact as Bruce did.
I also liked that they didn’t make a big deal of his ethnicity in DHWAV. He was just their boss, end of story.
He wasn't the captain was he? I thought he was just another detective?
It’s been a while since I’ve seen it, but my memory is of the others reporting or answering to him. But maybe I’m remembering wrongly.
I stand corrected then! Maybe I thought so because of his charisma or because he was the best known among them.
Maybe. He is great in it, has some nice banter with Willis as I recall
Yes he was.
