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Yarreau Posted Dec 2, 2008
Let me repeat, once again: nothing unusual about the funeral itself. And no chickens, male or female, were sacrificed either.
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KB Posted Dec 2, 2008
I haven't been butting in, because I know this and preferred it let it roll for everyone else - but I can't help thinking the truth will come as an anti-climax after some of the ideas developing here.
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Old Buffer Posted Dec 3, 2008
I keep thinking Peter Ustinov, but now I've started wondering if he's dead... I do hope so if they've buried him.
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Yarreau Posted Dec 3, 2008
Neither Ustinov nor Welles (who wasn't European). The person isn't all that important, because he's probably not well known outside of this birth country and the one where he died.
The question is simply: what was he trying to avoid??
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Yarreau Posted Dec 3, 2008
Nothing to do with religion.
I'll give you another big hint: he wanted to avoid something that had actually happened at the recent funeral of another celebrity, a murdered fashion designer.
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Taff Agent of kaos Posted Dec 3, 2008
he didnt want his family getting into the lime light for being related to a dead star
who was donnatella versace before her brother died??? then she was all over every magazine!!!
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Feisor - -0- Generix I made it back - sortof ... Posted Dec 4, 2008
Versace's funeral was controversial not only because of the wall to wall weeping celebrities but also because it was held in a cathedral after he had been cremated, and according to the Roman Catholic Church, a funeral can only take place before cremation.
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Yarreau Posted Dec 4, 2008
The fashion designer in question was not Gianni Versace, but some bloke named Rudi Moshammer, from Munich. But this is not really important for the question:
What reason did a certain comedian state for excluding most people from his otherwise perfectly normal funeral???
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Yarreau Posted Dec 4, 2008
Well, I suppose it had a certain element of paranoia to it... but he was very well liked, and he knew it.
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Yarreau Posted Dec 6, 2008
Scraping the bottom of the barrel now? But the werewolf is actually a tiny step in the right direction...
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