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Larry Hagman was a character on screen and off
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Actor Larry Hagman, famous for his role in 'Dallas' as J.R. Ewing, died at the age of 81 from complications with cancer.
"Dallas" made Larry Hagman a star, and the latest TNT reboot of the classic show brought him back home to the role and the city he loved.
In January, Hagman appeared at the Television Critics Association's winter press tour to promote "Dallas" There, he was doing what he did best – telling a good story. This one was about an old woman coming up to him during his original “Dallas” years, when his character, the villain J.R. Ewing, was one of the most popular personalities on television:
“She was in a walker and she came up and said, ‘You rascal, you. Treating Sue Ellen like that!’ and she hit me with her handbag and she knocked me off my chair,” said Hagman, who then got an apology from the woman. “ 'Oh, my husband died recently and I have his
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Patrick Duffy's heartfelt reaction to Larry Hagman's death
Patrick Duffy issued a statement Sunday on the death of his longtime co-star and friend Larry Hagman. The two shared the screen as rival Ewing brothers for 14 seasons on the original Dallas, then reunited last year for a new version of the Texas melodrama on cable network TNT.
Duffy said: “Friday I lost one of the greatest friends ever to grace my life. The loneliness is only what is difficult, as Larry’s peace and comfort is always what is important to me, now as when he was here. He was a fighter in the gentlest way, against his obstacles and for his friends. I wear his friendship with honor.”
Hagman died Friday afternoon in a Dallas hospital after a struggle with cancer. The actor’s other co-stars, such as Barbara Eden and Jesse Metcalfe, previously weighed in on Twitter and elsewhere. Hagman completed filming several new episodes of TNT’s Dallas, and the show’s writers plan to address the actor’s deat
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Larry Hagman's 'Dallas' belt buckle goes up for auction
A ruby-adorned silver and gold belt buckle from the U.S. television drama "Dallas" forms the centerpiece of an auction of anställda items of late actor Larry Hagman, who played the conniving oilman J.R. Ewing on the hit series.
The buckle, with the initials "J.R.," is as garish and brazen as the character who wore it and is expected to fetch between $3, and $5, in a May 5 sale, Los Angeles auction house Bonhams said on Thursday.
The large buckle has four rubies framing the initials of the villain on the show that was first broadcast between and
Hagman, who reprised his role in an updated utgåva of "Dallas" in , died at the age of 81 in November from complications of throat cancer. He rose to fame in the mids as a star on the TV comedy "I Dream of Jeannie."
Hagman's custom-made leather director's chair from "Dallas" fryst vatten expected to fetch between $2, and $3,, and dozens of cowboy hats owned bygd Hagman are expec