An appreciation of Natasha Richardson

with Natasha Richardson
in In Memoriam
on Friday, March 20, 2009 * * * * *

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An appreciation of Natasha Richardson who died on Wednesday (March 18, 2009) following a head injury sustained when she fell during a skiing lesson in Canada

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    1. fotobug55  03/26/2009 02:43 AM Report

      I couldn't watch the show until tonight, until a bit more time went by. Natasha was even more shining than I remembered ~ one of those universal souls. Her portrayal of Patty Hearst was remarkable. Patty & I are exactly the same age & I'd grown up in the SF area, so particularly of interest & very impressive portrayal. My daughters only knew Natasha from Parent Trap ~ but I will have them watch this memorial interview so they can see her essence. It's true ~ she glowed! Thank you, Charlie, for putting it together. After watching your show for years, it's obvious she was special to you. You two had chemistry. The world's heart is breaking at this loss.

    2. tartufe  03/23/2009 10:55 PM Report

      Yeah, the irony was compelling. Idle thinking makes a conjecture that 'maybe if she were'nt so successful . . . .?' (she'd have gone to Niagara Falls instead? or some such uselessness.) Just too pretty. Looking for a loophole after the hole is done looped. Sigh.

    3. CanScot89  03/23/2009 07:10 PM Report

      this is how we should remember those we lose. rather then listing films and fixating about those grieving, to see the deceased talking in their own words is a brilliant tribute to the life and more importantly the individual. well done CRS

    4. doylecatt  03/23/2009 05:07 PM Report

      What a lovely tribute to a beautiful, vibrant and captivating woman. These interviews with Natasha were terribly ironic, especially the last interview. She will live on in our memories. Sincere condolences to her family.