<![CDATA[Some sad news]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — 10 Rillington Place

pjglynndoora — 11 years ago(August 24, 2014 02:29 PM)

Richard Attenborough (Christie) has died

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John Hurt (Timothy Evans) has died

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This film might have been his greatest role.

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Very sad news. Just woke up to it. With a career as illustrious as his, in front and behind the camera, it is rather hard to pick a highlight. I suppose the obvious choices would be Gandhi or The Great Escape but for me, strangely, it is his performance in 10 Rillington Place that is his most memorable. The mind of a killer striped bare, naked and haunting.
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