Ernest Borgnine dies in LA at age 95

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Discussion Overview

The discussion centers around the passing of actor Ernest Borgnine, reflecting on his career and the impact of his roles in television and film. Participants share personal memories and opinions about his performances, particularly in "McHale's Navy" and "Marty."

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants express sadness over the loss of actors from their youth, specifically mentioning Borgnine's role in "McHale's Navy."
  • Others highlight the contrast between Borgnine's comedic roles and his dramatic performance in "Marty," noting the significance of the latter in showcasing his acting skills.
  • A participant reflects on the personal impact of Borgnine's later life, mentioning the experience of having a daughter late in life.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the significance of Borgnine's contributions to entertainment, though they express differing views on the nature of his roles and the impact of his performances.

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Some posts repeat similar sentiments, indicating a shared emotional response to Borgnine's passing, but also highlight varying perspectives on his career.

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Fans of classic television and film, particularly those interested in the works of Ernest Borgnine.

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Having a daughter late in life brought a whole new meaning to Ernest. RIP
 
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I was used to the McHale's Navy thing as well, so I initially considered him to be a comedic actor. Once I watched "Marty", though, it was easy to understand why he earned an Oscar for his dramatic skills.