http://www.komonews.com/n...80422.html

Sad. I enjoyed his work, especially Point Break.

"Wolverines!!"

Who can forget "Ghost" and the pottery wheel scene.

Patrick Swayze was in that scene?... Hmm, I remember Demi...

I'm not surprised given the nature of his strain of cancer, but am still sorry to hear this. R.I.P indeed..."Dalton".

Roadhouse is my all time fav. Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliot, what a pair.

Truly saddened by his passing. He was an awesome actor.

Dirty Dancing
To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything Julie Newmar

Roadhouse!

Think all should see this video and the wonderful relationship he had with his wife, who had also been a dance student at his mother's studio.

I have some friends, ex-laws, in-laws, etc. members of husband's family who took lessons from Patrick's mother here in Houston. She was legendary.

I have watched the video at least five times and it brings tears to my eyes to know he has died.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Y0TWOttkVo&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/wa...re=related

We've lost FAR too many talented people this year.

My heart is broke. My thoughts and prayers are with his wife and family. Rest In Peace

Thank you so much for posting the above video. All I can say is...WOW!

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I knew he wouldn't miss the 100 year storm.

Who's going to tell Baby?

That was a beautiful video.....May you rest in peace Patrick....you'll definately be missed. Thoughts a prayers to your family.

Very sad....He will definitely be missed by many!
Loved Roadhouse and Black Dog!

I saw his last interview on 20/20 with Barbara Walters, and while it was sad to see how much his body had deteriorated, he was very insprirational in mind and spirit. He was truly a "human" being and not just another Hollywood actor.

I saw an interview promoting Wong Fu and he said, when he saw how big his wrists and hands were, it bothered him. His mother was very ladylike and he hated to look so much like her and then have those big manly hands. So he wore bracelets and gloves when he was dressed as a woman. Watch the movie carefully and you will see it!

RIP Patrick Swayze.. Your movies were classics.. Roadhouse is one of the greatest movies of all times.. I would have to agree he was truly a great actor.. I remember growin up I had such a huge crush on him haha.. its very sad to see him now gone.. in the video that was posted.. it brings tears to my eyes.. you can see how much love him and his wife shared.. my prayers go out to his family RIP Patrick Swayze.. you was a great one

He's alive, you morans.

http://www.huffingtonpost...06655.html

speaking of morans, read the date line of that article, Heath...He has died now...Learn to read, MORAN.....


First Posted: 05-22-09 07:57 AM | Updated: 06-22-09 05:12 AM

HE'S ALIVE, I TELL YOU

"Good-looking people turn me off," he once said. "Myself included."

cnn.com

"Moran"

The preferred method of spelling "moron" by morons.

Heath H. - I think your statement was extremely rude. Statements made like that on this kind of a thread just makes you the "Moran".

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With that said . . . I guess it just shows that nobody is exempt from death. Are we ready?

Did anybody see him in "North and South" or am I remembering the wrong actor?

No. Your recollection is just fine. North and South is one of my favorite television series of all time. Sigh....so sad.

What are you saying? MORAN is the correct spelling.

Only if you are a "moron". Enough said. Grow up!

I love it when new people do not know about the Moran joke.

Me too Stone lol....

Thank you for posting the video. I wish I knew how to do that. You are great.

Meh...Him as Chris Farley as Chipendale dancers is way better.

http://funnyvideooftheday...ition.html

Yes, the genius portrayed in this, the single greatest sketch in comedy history is surpassed only by the bifold tragedy of each man's untimely demise. Woe is to those who never experienced this, the most important one-skit comedy duo ever to grace the stage of theater. Nay, the stage of mankind itself.

In this one dawning moment of glory, the virtual remanifestation of Laurel and Hardy brought into the modern age of physical comedy, all seems at once right, and yet wrong with the world.

You will be missed, gentlemen.

[This message has been edited by Rick Kuchynka (9/17/2009)]

It's been way too long since I've seen that. Thanks for the reminder. Truly hilarious.

So sad that they are both gone.

Ditto. Sad they both died young. Tragic

and funny.

really funny.

snort.

Still chuckling.

Heeheehee.