[Nateman]

Spartacus was one of his best as far as I am concerned. He had a stroke years ago and had to learn to talk again. Even survived a helicopter crash. I also liked him in Paths of Glory. The movie actually got banned in France.

[Enlightened1]

Sorry to see him go, but great that he lived until 103!

Wow he must have seen so much in his life.

[ScottinVA]

Thank you for your service to the nation during WWII, Sir.

LtJG Kirk Douglas

USN

1941-1944

[treetopsandroofs]

RIP, the first film of his I saw was 20,000 Leagues.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_living_actors_from_the_Golden_Age_of_Hollywood

[Reily]

That is a great film!

[PghBaldy]

RIP Kirk Douglas. There are others alive from the Golden Age:

-— born 1914 Norman Lloyd (”Saboteur”, “Spellbound”)
-— born 1916 Olivia de Haviland
-— born 1918 Diana Serra Cary aka “Baby Peggy” (started acting in 1921), she made $1.5 million in 1924
-— born 1919 Marge Champion (”Showboat”)
-— born 1922 Janis Paige (”Hollywood Canteen,” “Silk Stockings”)
-— born 1923 Rhonda Fleming
-— born 1924 Eva Marie Saint
-— born 1926 Jane Withers

[devane617]

One of my favorite Kirk Douglas pictures:

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/5e/09/3e/5e093ea76f13c8d9a5044551edec3bb1.jpg

[NetAddicted]

One of my favorite actors (I watch old movies). Does anyone know what kind of Jew he was? Maybe Orthodox?

[Ancesthntr]

Rest in peace, Issur Danielovitch. Thanks for the wonderful entertainment - you were one of the best - and condolences to your family.

[Zionist Conspirator]

Typical Hollywood lib of his era, but a great actor nonetheless.

[a little elbow grease]

"Top Secret Affair" with Susan Hayward was always funny and intelligent to me.

Kirk Douglas was a presence. A real star.

RIP

[hoagy62]

The last time I saw him, it was on an episode of ‘Touched By An Angel’ back in 2000. He did a great job on this, even after his stroke.

Rest in Peace, sir.

[BlueLancer]

[Road Warrior ‘04]

Loved him in “Man From Snowy River”. Played two characters.

RIP

[stbdside]

Favorite Kirk Douglas movie was ‘The Final Countdown’.

[the OlLine Rebel]

“last of the golden age”

Last?

Last I knew Olivia deHavilland is still alive, and she’s more solidly in the Golden Age than Douglas!