The requested article has expired, and is no longer available. Any related articles, and user comments are shown below.
© 2012 AFPOscar-winning actor Ernest Borgnine dead at 95
LOS ANGELES©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
The requested article has expired, and is no longer available. Any related articles, and user comments are shown below.
© 2012 AFP
11 Comments
Login to comment
nath
I liked him in the role he played in "The Poseidon Adventure"; as a cop, married to an ex-hooker.
So many completely different roles, over a long, successful career!
RIP, Mr. Borgnine!
Wolfpack
I loved McHale's Navy and also enjoyed the Poseidon Adventure. He was one of those B actors that was cast in so many movies you couldn't count them all.
Ayler
RIP sweaty Ernest. Always fascinating to watch.
T-Mack
" McHale's Navy"!!!, My absolute favorite...RIP God love you,and so do I...
frenchosa
McHale’s Navy was a great show. I spent many afternoons in my childhood watching the reruns. RIP
terebiko
A great actor in so many great roles over the years. We can only be thankful that many of his great performances will live on in the theaters, on TV, and on DVD. Thank you Mr. Borgnine.
Herve Nmn L'Eisa
He lived a full life. A great man and influential actor. Rest in peace.
smithinjapan
When asked in an interview what the key to his longevity was (when he was 91), not realizing his mic would pick it up he said, "I masturbate a lot". You gotta love a guy who is 91 and still such a character! You will be missed, Mr. Borgnine. RIP to one of the truly greats.
horizon360
Borgnine created characters that audiences ernestly wished they knew in their real lives. He always reassured everyone that any troubles could be handled and everything would be ok. A star personality in life and acting.
Pukey2
Creepy in The Devil's Rain with Shatner.
JohnBecker
My father had the good fortune to spend about an hour in conversation with Mr. Borgnine on a cruise a few years ago. He said it was like talking with a neighbor, who happened to have a wealth of Hollywood stories to tell. ("Good ol' days" stories, not Hollywood dirt.) What a wonderful man.