-- Patrick Swayze (August 18, 1952 - September 14, 2009)
Now I've had the time of my life
No I never felt like this before
Yes I swear it's the truth
and I owe it all to you
-- Time of my Life (Dirty Dancing), 1987
As a child, I first saw him in the movie Dirty Dancing, which took the world by a storm! Years later, his equally magnificient performance in the movie Ghost, with co-starrer Demi Moore, was among the finest I'd come to see!
The iconic Swayze attained his heavenly abode yesterday, after a long drawn, painful battle with pancreatic cancer! This post pays tribute to a wonderful soul, who immortalized himself in the minds of millions by his performances and charm!
Rest in peace sailor!
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Hi :)
ReplyDeleteMy first time here!!
""painful battle with pancreatic cancer""
Cancer is a dreadly disease!! I know the pain!!
May his soul rest in peace!
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ReplyDeleteyou have a nice blog
I have blogrolled..
its just a notification..
will get back to ur posts asap!!
btw I have answered to ur comment!
RIP Patrick
ReplyDeleteRakesh, belated happy b'day dude, really sorry not to have wished you earlier!!
ReplyDeleteMay his soul rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteRIP
ReplyDeletesome wonderful memories he left.. !!
for me Dirty Dancing was his biggest memory... !!
Ghost another big one.. and
Allan Quatermain in King Solomon's mines..
May his soul rest in peace ....
ReplyDeleteWe never forget him !!
May his soul R.I.P.
ReplyDeleteRIP PS. Sometime it is ppl like you who gives us the courage to carry on and fight the acrimonies of life.
ReplyDeleteNever heard or seen him before ! May his soul rest in peace !!!
ReplyDeletewho can ever forget his sexy moves in Dirty Dancing. An all time classic so he'll live in our memories.. I never knew he was suffering till I read yesterday on news-sites that he is no more..
ReplyDeleteWhat do I say except condolences to people who knew him.... I was follower of his work and saw him last in 'The Beast'. Yet, 'Ghost' stands out taller and more euphoric than 'Dirty Dancing' as per me. He was cool.
ReplyDeletehe was a genuine actor. heartthrob for millions of girls. But, we Indians will remember him forever for "City Of Joy"
ReplyDeleteI too,enjoyed those 2 movies where he was at his best.
ReplyDeleteMagiceye
ReplyDeleteIndeed Sir! RIP Pat!
Rakesh
Shruti
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting and leaving me your comments! I pray for your peace, always!
RIP Pat!
Rakesh
Rahul
ReplyDeleteThanks very much! Appreciate your gesture!
Rakesh
Toon India
ReplyDeleteRIP Pat!
Rakesh
Rahul A
ReplyDeleteThanks very much! Truly appreciate your wishes!
Cheers
Rakesh
ReplyDeleteRia
Indeed! RIP Pat!
Rakesh
Hitch Writer
ReplyDeleteIndeed! Some wonderful memories that have become a legacy!
Dirty Dancing & Ghost - the best I've known!
RIP Pat!
Rakesh
Numerounity
ReplyDeleteRIP Pat! Indeed, these are the extraordinary people who have a message for all of us to learn out of!
Rakesh
Anya
ReplyDeleteIndeed! RIP Pat! Well will, as you said, never forget him!
Rakesh
Survivor
ReplyDeleteIndeed! RIP Pat!
Rakesh
Vimmuuu
ReplyDeleteYou have to watch Dirty Dancing & Ghost! Trust me!
Rakesh
Aria
ReplyDeleteIndeed! As a kid, I was in love with the movie and still am!
RIP Pat!
Rakesh
Vee
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately yes! Ghost as you said, is a league apart one that celebrates love, like none other! And the track by Righteous Brothers - Awe-fantastic-some!
RIP Pat!
Rakesh
Deepak
ReplyDeleteIndeed an icon! I'm yet to watch City of Joy and will do so!
RIP Pat!
Rakesh
Marie
ReplyDeleteYes - they are some of the finest!
RIP Pat!
Rakesh
I miss him, he was one of those heroes I admired when I was a kid. My folks and I watched the movie Ghost, though they moved me when the adult content was on, but the movie was a hit among us.
ReplyDeleteI guess he was the best actor then for me.
RIP Mr. Swayze.