Ross Patrol (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} richter_belmont) wrote, |
Man, time really got away from me.
Sorry for the belated response!
I know what you mean- while bizarre, he was larger than life. He was really the 80's equivalent of Elvis, and possibly the last great entertainer with universal appeal. (At least in the Thriller era.) The only person I can think of nowadays that is even comparable is Will Smith, and he is known more for his acting, really.
I agree about Hartman. His was a talented life cut tragically short.
Sorry for the belated response!
I know what you mean- while bizarre, he was larger than life. He was really the 80's equivalent of Elvis, and possibly the last great entertainer with universal appeal. (At least in the Thriller era.) The only person I can think of nowadays that is even comparable is Will Smith, and he is known more for his acting, really.
I agree about Hartman. His was a talented life cut tragically short.
