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Actor Orson Bean hit and killed by car in Los Angeles. He was 91.
Posted on 2/8/20 at 9:26 am
Posted on 2/8/20 at 9:26 am
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A man was walking in the Venice neighborhood when he was clipped by a vehicle and fell, Los Angeles Police Department Capt. Brian Wendling initially told local stations. A second driver then struck him in what police say was the fatal collision. Both drivers remained on the scene. Police were investigating and didn’t identify the pedestrian to local outlets, which named Bean based on eyewitness accounts.
Bean enlivened such TV game shows as “To Tell the Truth” and played a crotchety merchant on “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.”
He appeared in a number of films — notably, “Anatomy of a Murder” and “Being John Malkovich” — and starred in several top Broadway productions, receiving a Tony nod for the 1962 Comden-Green musical “Subways Are for Sleeping.” But fans remembered him most for his many TV appearances from the 1950s onward.
Bean’s quick wit and warm personality made him a favorite panelist for six years on “To Tell the Truth.” The game required the panelists to quiz three contestants to figure out which one was a real notable and which two were impostors. The dramatic outcome inspired a national catchphrase as the host turned to the three and said: “Will the real (notable’s name) please stand up?”
Bean’s style appealed to both Jack Paar and Johnny Carson, and he appeared on “The Tonight Show” more than 200 times.
Nb4 “who”?
Actor-comedian Orson Bean, 91, hit and killed by car in LA
This post was edited on 2/8/20 at 9:29 am
Posted on 2/8/20 at 9:30 am to LSUKTR
Here’s some advice:
When somebody’s death is big enough to warrant an AP article, a number 2 twitter trend, and first page articles on all media platforms, there’s a good chance this person wasn’t a nobody.....and it is YOU who need to do the research
When somebody’s death is big enough to warrant an AP article, a number 2 twitter trend, and first page articles on all media platforms, there’s a good chance this person wasn’t a nobody.....and it is YOU who need to do the research
Posted on 2/8/20 at 9:32 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
He’s started on the greatest adventure.
Posted on 2/8/20 at 9:34 am to LSUKTR
Pretty sure Arthur banged his wife on King of Queens. Either that or he’s the guy Arthur framed for banging the other guy’s wife.
Posted on 2/8/20 at 9:37 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
When he was on To Tell The Truth he used to do all these cartoon drawings on his answers.
Posted on 2/8/20 at 9:38 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
Never heard of him
Posted on 2/8/20 at 9:45 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
Last time I saw him on TV was when he made an appearance on "Two And A Half Men" playing an aged husband of a trophy wife that Charlie was banging.
They had a scene that lasted about 15 minutes of the show and he was still pretty sharp for his advanced age in how he delivered his lines and acted the jilted husband confronting the much younger lover in Charlie.
Sad way to go out since at that age you expect it to be cancer or your heart to eventually do you in.
They had a scene that lasted about 15 minutes of the show and he was still pretty sharp for his advanced age in how he delivered his lines and acted the jilted husband confronting the much younger lover in Charlie.
Sad way to go out since at that age you expect it to be cancer or your heart to eventually do you in.
Posted on 2/8/20 at 9:45 am to JG77056
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Pretty sure Arthur banged his wife on King of Queens. Either that or he’s the guy Arthur framed for banging the other guy’s wife.
Two and a Half Men--- Charlie had a fling with Orson Bean's character's wife.
Posted on 2/8/20 at 9:49 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
I removed my gif.
I saw the street. It was dark. He was probably confused and in the wrong area.
Very sad.
I saw the street. It was dark. He was probably confused and in the wrong area.
Very sad.
This post was edited on 2/8/20 at 10:00 am
Posted on 2/8/20 at 9:50 am to teke184
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He’s started on the greatest adventure.
Knew I recognized that name. My kids love this movie.
Posted on 2/8/20 at 9:54 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
Matchgame 1974 and 1975 have lost another veteran of the 70s after school game show wars. RIP .
Posted on 2/8/20 at 10:04 am to JG77056
I think it was Charlie on 2 and a Half Men.

Posted on 2/8/20 at 10:28 am to rosstheboss
Made me think of this song
quote:
The old gunfighter on the porch
Stared into the sun
And relived the days of living by the gun
When deadly games of pride were played
And living was mistakes not made
And the thought of the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Ah, the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
It's always keep your back to the sun
And he can almost feel the weight of the gun
It's faster than snakes or the blink of an eye
And it's a time for all slow men to die
And his eyes get squinty and his fingers twitch
And he empties the gun at the son of a bitch
And he's hit by the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Hit by the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Now the burn of a bullet is only a scar
He's back in his chair in front of the bar
And the streets are empty and the blood's all dried
And the dead are dust and the whiskey's inside
So buy him a drink and lend him an ear
He's nobody's fool and the only one here
Who remembers the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Remember the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
He said I stood in that street before it was paved
Learned shoot or be shot before I could shave
And I did it all for the money and fame
Noble was nothing but feeling no shame
And nothing was sacred but stayin' alive
And all that I learned from a Colt 45
Was to curse the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Curse the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Now he's just an old man that no one believes
Says he's a gunfighter, the last of the breed
And there are ghosts in the street seeking revenge
Calling him out to the lunatic fringe
Now he's out in the traffic checking the sun
And he's killed by a car as he goes for his gun
So much for the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
So much for the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Posted on 2/8/20 at 10:34 am to rosstheboss
quote:
I think it was Charlie on 2 and a Half Men.
He was on King of Queens too.
Posted on 2/8/20 at 10:53 am to Python
He was in a lot of movies and TV shows, really great actor. RIP
Posted on 2/8/20 at 10:54 am to rosstheboss
quote:
I think it was Charlie on 2 and a Half Men.
It was both
Posted on 2/8/20 at 10:54 am to Jim Rockford
My second favorite Guy Clark song
Apparently Mr. Bean was married to the mom from The Wonder Years, who was 23 years younger.
Apparently Mr. Bean was married to the mom from The Wonder Years, who was 23 years younger.
Posted on 2/8/20 at 10:56 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
Mr. Peanut
Kobe
Bean
The trio is complete.
Kobe
Bean
The trio is complete.
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