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Because of death or either a long hiatus.

River Phoenix
John Candy
Chris Farley

Open discussion also welcome.
 
I'm not sure whether he's more typically classified as a dancer or actor (or more likely some combination of the two), but Gregory Hines appears to have been a total class act (onstage and off). I'm sad that I never heard of him until he died (at only 49, to boot.)
 
Belushi

Eddie Murphy, back when he was still funny.

Not quite dead yet, but I miss Richard Pryor movies.
 
Ooh, here's another one: Madeline Kahn. I used to think she was hilarious ... where the hell has she been?
 
Mazey said:
Bob Hope
Abbot&Costello
Larry,Moe and Curly

Jimmy Stewart
Cary Grant

Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
SammyDavis
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cary grant was a well known acid tripper, thats how he stripped away all the layers of that on screen persona, but seriously, are you like 70?
 
Morb said:
cary grant was a well known acid tripper, thats how he stripped away all the layers of that on screen persona, but seriously, are you like 70?
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all these were in my opinion the best in their field ( comedy-acting-singing) reminds me Gene Kelly ( dancing ) . I like old movies and i'm far from 70;)
 
fruitfly said:
Ooh, here's another one: Madeline Kahn. I used to think she was hilarious ... where the hell has she been?
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Ahhh... died in '99.

"I love quicktime-harch."
 
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