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“No, I’m Peter O’Toole.”
“Then you’re the finest man who ever breathed.”
Another one gone today: Tom Laughlin dies at 82.
A high school classmate of mine played one of the rapees in Laughlin’s “Born Losers.” I’m disposed to regard Peter O’Toole as the greater loss to the culture.
No argument there. But Laughlin meant more to me at 14.
We all mourn the great man’s loss – but a little love here for the mighty Ms. Prentiss, as well, never better than in WNP? “You’re a very weird girl!”