I've seen The Thing many times. He was great in the film, but they had to shave his mustache between each take as it grew back to it's natural formation with gusto. That's a little-known true story (by MSM standards).
Absence of Malice and 10 to Midnight are two underrated Wilford Brimley performances. The latter is a Charles Bronson film about executing rapists if you needed any more encouragement.
I only knew 1 of my 4 grandparents; the rest did before I was born. I missed my paternal grandfather by just a matter of months. My maternal grandmother was the youngest of them and was around until I was in my 20s. Also, they were all born in the 19th century.
Was it the beetus?
Beetus.
I actually just assumed the beetus got him years ago...
Maybe it was being 85 ffs.
“Check your blood sugar, and CHECK IT OFTEN!”
This line always kind of rattled me when this stern, mustachioed grandpa would fire it off during those commercials back in the day.
This guy was playing the old man since the day I was born 1978, and my whole life he has looked identical.
I'm assuming he was born with that mustache.
Literally every movie or commercial, he looked exactly the same. Going to miss him.
No mustache in The Thing, where he had one of the greatest freakout moments in cinema history. Check it out here - One of his best roles ever.
I've seen The Thing many times. He was great in the film, but they had to shave his mustache between each take as it grew back to it's natural formation with gusto. That's a little-known true story (by MSM standards).
Lmfao
DIABEETUS
RIP based diabeetus awareness merchant.
https://youtu.be/pod4jIKT_kA
He was fierce in the firm.. Back when they actually made movies worth watching.
Classic.
I just watched an older movie called Blood River. Kind of a "B" movie. Brimley saved it.
RIP Mr. Brimley
I met him in early 90s in CA, very nice, cool dude.
I feel like having some oatmeal now. Bbl.
Awe man. Did he die? RIP. Great actor.
"Come on Hobbs, knock the cover off the ball!"
Based 'beeter. Love this dude. Will always be remembered.
He was amazing in John Carpenter’s “The Thing”.
He killed it in The Thing.
I was just saying that!
https://youtu.be/aIUdssOAn0s
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A healthy thing to do, and a tasty way to do it. RIP, based cereal bro.
Here’s a link to all his films if you’d like to watch any and remember this patriot. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000979/
I loved him in The Thing
Aww. I'll miss Ol' Brimley. Remember the good times.
Playing this for you old man. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0i6HkV_jO0o
My favorite role was AAG in Absence of Malice. The kind of person needed in the swamp.
Absence of Malice and 10 to Midnight are two underrated Wilford Brimley performances. The latter is a Charles Bronson film about executing rapists if you needed any more encouragement.
Here it is on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/325504146
REST IN PEACE DIABEETUS
RIP beatus
TIL Wilford Bromley was only 50 years old, acting as a much older man, in .
This must be a Mandela effect thing but I thought he was dead already, RIP good sir.
"It's the job of generals to by god get things done."
Did he die of beetus?
Loved that man!
I feel this. One of my grandfathers died before I was born, the other died when I was 1 year old. I never really "met" either of them.
I only knew 1 of my 4 grandparents; the rest did before I was born. I missed my paternal grandfather by just a matter of months. My maternal grandmother was the youngest of them and was around until I was in my 20s. Also, they were all born in the 19th century.
Beetus beetus beetus
DIEABEETUS?
Was great in 'The Thing' from 1982. One of my favorite movies. Also in 'Absence of Malice' when he ass-rapes Bob Balaban's character (not literally).
Damn, we really need CUREs help right now.
RIP
BASED DIABEETUS
Old school YT beetus..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pod4jIKT_kA
Rest In Peace, United States Marine.
And co-star of Charles Barkley's Shut Up and Jam Gaiden.