Michael Gough 1916 - 2011

[Grissom]

Keaton has always been a class act, that statement has made my day.

Here are some vids as part of my tribute:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RM-xSc7jp5s&feature=related

[The Joker]

RIP Mr. Gough.

[Catwoman]

Terribly saddening to know the man I always knew as Alfred, along with Alan Napier, is gone. His Alfred was like a kind, gentle great uncle with a wit that, while not as sharp as the Animated Series' incarnation, could make you laugh or gently make you feel stupid. I think his was the best. He lived a long, full life though, so I'm not sure there are many other regrets except the void that comes about when anyone who was a big part of your childhood (which, if you're a big kid like me, can be your whole life) passes on. Pat Hingle is another example, so is Frank Gorshin.

[Grissom]

Well said Batmobile14.

We can't forget Pat Hingle either, the two Batman stawarts from the past four films has gone but definitely not forgotten.

[Paul (ral)]

Hope you don't mind but I moved this thread to this new board.

Since Michael was in more than just Tim Burton's movies I thought it would be better.