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Title: Gilmore Girls Star Edward Herrmann Dies at 71
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URL Source: http://www.people.com/article/edwar ... ead-brain-cancer-gilmore-girls
Published: Jan 1, 2015
Author: K.C. Blumm
Post Date: 2015-01-01 09:04:53 by noone222
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Views: 349
Comments: 13
Edward Herrmann, who was best known for playing Lorelei's father on Gilmore Girls, died on Wednesday at the age of 71. "Edward Herrmann, besides being an accomplished actor, he was also a true gentleman and a scholar, as well as being an incredibly kind and decent man. He will be sorely missed," Herrmann's manager, Robbie Kass, wrote in an email to HuffPost Entertainment. The actor had been battling brain cancer and died in a New York hospital intensive care unit after his family decided to take him off the respirator, TMZ reports. The Emmy award-winning actor, who also appeared in The Lost Boys, Grey's Anatomy and The Good Wife, was married twice and leaves behind a wife, Star, two daughters and a stepson. Earlier this month, the actor filed legal papers in New York City, suing his Manhattan-based accounting firm for $14.5 million, claiming negligence and malpractice. According to the New York Daily News, Herrman and his wife learned that they could owe $1.25 million in taxes, penalties and interest because of "massive errors" in returns filed by his accountants. Lauren Graham, who played Herrmann's daughter on Gilmore Girls, took to Twitter to pay tribute to her TV dad. "My friend Ed Herrmann was the kindest, classiest, most talented man," she wrote. "It was an honor and a joy to know him, a devastating blow to lose him." Poster Comment: Every American should know Ed Hermann as the STAR of "Harry's War" ... an anti-IRS movie that is hard to find.
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#1. To: noone222 (#0)
Gilmore Girls is an adorable series. I've never seen Harry's War!
I had a difficult time finding a copy and let someone borrow it ... it is somewhere in the abyss now. It's a comedy that offers some insight into the ridiculousness of IRS attacks. I think I may have seen it about 25 or more years ago.
amazon.com has it in prime instant video. I added to my watchlist.
#12. To: christine (#3)
It's worth a watch. I couldn't find this video at Blockbuster back in the day.
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Replies to Comment # 3. I added to my watchlist.
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