Roberts Blossom, character actor: 1924-2011
One of the great faces of the cinema, the grizzled Roberts Blossom, has passed away at the ripe old age of 87.
Roger Moore from Orlando Sentinel writes:
He wasn’t grizzled and old, just odd and quirky, when he piped up at the “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” press conference scene — “I saw Bigfoot once! 1951! It made a sound that I would not want to hear twice in my life.”
He was the best thing about “Home Alone,” the curmudgeonly-looking neighbor who kindly helps the kid cope with being left home alone.
He was in everything from “Slaughterhouse Five” to “Doc Hollywood,” “The Passion of the Christ” to “The Great Gatsby” — Bartholomew Roberts Blossom had screen presence to burn — a Connecticut Yankee who looked like a Dust Bowl Okie.
Nicely done.
Source: blogs.orlandosentinel.com
I saw Bigfoot once when I was out hunting wild Balogna.
ReplyDeleteI have a really large amount of body hair. I was mistaken for Bigfoot once when I wore nothing but a banana hammock (thong) in my back yard. One of my neighbors called the animal control officer on me.
ReplyDeleteWhy did Bigfoot cross the road?
ReplyDeleteBecause his dick was stuck in the chicken.
Why did Bigfoot wrap duct tape around the gopher?
ReplyDeleteSo it wouldn't explode when he fucked it.