Non Tennis News 2

Thanks Stell for keeping us up to date . I remember a school field trip to the cinema to see Olivia Hussey in Romeo & Juliet. It was the book we were assigned for "O" level. We were all so excited to be going to the movies during school time.

Crikey Genbrit, we must be the same age because I well remember our school taking
us to Worcester (UK) to see Romeo & Juliet because we were studying it for O Levels.
I lived in the sticks with very few cinema trips so it was quite a nice trip!

Sallydaisy, It would have been 1969 I believe as I left school that year as well, aged 16. Our school was walking distance to the cinema, along a walkway that bordered the boys school on one side and a church and graveyard on the other.

Johnnie Walker, radio presenter of Swinging Radio England, Radio Caroline, Radio One and then Radio Two, died yesterday aged 79.

Tony Slattery, comedian who appeared on Whose Line Is It Anyway?, has died aged 65.

Linda Nolan, of the Nolan sisters, died two days ago aged 65.

David Lynch, the American film director of Blue Velvet, The Elephant Man, Mulholland Drive and the TV series Twin Peaks, died yesterday aged 78.

Dame Joan Plowright, widow of Sir Lawrence Olivier, has passed away aged 95.
ht tps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwyppre55gyo

Marianne Faithfull, singer and muse, has passed away aged 78.
ht tps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp8k931j423o

Roberta Flack has passed away, aged 88, from Motor Neurone Disease (MND).
She had a wonderful voice and was well known for her R&B hits "The First Time ever I Saw your Face" and "Killing me Softly with His Song". Initially trained as a classical pianist, she taught music until her breakthrough in her 30's.
ht tps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgr2wl819pwo

Gene Hackman, American actor, has died aged 95.