Ernest Borgnine, TV and film actor, dies at 95
 

Oscar-winning actor Ernest Borgnine, whose career spanned more than 60 years, has died, his spokesman has said.

He died of renal failure in a Los Angeles hospital with his family by his side, his spokesman Harry Flynn told the Associated Press.

Mr Borgnine, who was 95 years old, continued acting until recently with a role in the hospital drama ER in 2009.

He won an Oscar in 1955 for his role in the film Marty.

Borgnine was also known for his roles in The Wild Bunch and The Poseidon Adventure.

His TV series McHale's Navy was also a major success in the United States.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-18764244

R.I.P. Ernest Borgnine:

ohh man sad. i loved that guy. 95 is hanging in there until the last bell. rip sir
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Another good actor from the past bites the dust. Spongebob Squarepants lost a superhero.

That man was old when I was a kid - and I am old. I grew up on EB!

He lived a full life. RIP, mr borgnine

Wonder what Binghamton thinks?


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My favorite role of his was from the 70s horror movie "Devil's Rain", in which he costarred with William Shatner. Creeped me out as a kid...and still does when I rewatch it for like the 50,000th time. Rest in peace, Sir! :thumbsup

Ernie's wife ( Tova ) had a cosmetics empire in the mid 80's located in BH. I worked the phones selling cosmetics to women talking about their T zones and Ernie would come in and hang with the telemarketers.

Cool guy. RIP Ernest...

He was great! RIP.

I remember him in Airwolf. Still catch that on Netflix sometimes.

Great Actor, always loved the fact is kept doing what he loved to do.

You used to work for Tova 9??? I had friends that worked there! Did you know a guy named Eli?


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A great character actor R.I.P. Ernest Borgnine

Yup. Used to be a fan of Airwolf...

RIP

He's saying.. Fuck you Jan Michael Vincent, in heaven... I get to fly the Air Wolf.

RIP, I remember some of his movies.

One of my favorite movies and this scene just seems like a fitting way for Ernie to go out...

on the news they keep saying people will remeber him for the boat/ship disastrer film.

for me its airwolf and the taxy driver in escape from new york.

95 is a very good age though.