Steve Desjardins wrote:

I didn't know this.  One of my favorite actors.  He always struck me as
the kind of person who enjoyed his life and tried to follow what he
believed.

Was his last role Doc in "Cars"?

Don't know - go see mr google :)
Unlike Ken, who was impressed with Newman's car racing - it scared the bejesus out of me -

ann - always in the slow lane, prefer driving with Brooks than Roberts


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ann sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 9/27/2008 5:54 PM >>>
I'm very sad about the passing of Paul Newman.... one of the very greatest of our film actors...
Will boast that I saw him on TV in the 50's (when I was in the theatre)

and made a point of telling
my mate I was sure he was going to go far... I can't remember the
show...
a couple of years later - 1958 I believe, I saw him on stage on Broadway in "Sweet Bird of Youth" with Geraldine Page and Rip Torn. Our seats were in the balcony, but Newman's piercing blue eyes were like beacons all the way up to me. I may be a bit teary over it because it is compounded by the failing health of two of my good friends, making me more vulnerable - The only other time I got teared up over well-known performers passing were those I had actually known
back in the day.

ann


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