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iressails · 1 year ago
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Andre Braugher (1962 - 2023)
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cinelestial · 1 year ago
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Andre Braugher; best known for portraying Frank Pembleton in HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET and Captain Ray Holt in BROOKLYN NINE-NINE has died at the age of 61.
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todayontumblr · 1 year ago
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Wednesday, December 13.
Andre Braugher, 1962-2023.
We are saddened by the news that actor Andre Braugher has passed away, aged 61, after a brief illness. But we are glad to celebrate the life and work of this deep-voiced, deadpan legend with a wealth of wonderful tributes from across the dashboard—as Tumblr pays tribute to this biggest, warmest of hearts the only way it knows how. Oh Captain, Our Captain.
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illumistarrr · 1 month ago
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tumblr gets a preview of a john munch edit im working on :) !!
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weirdefilippis · 1 year ago
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Andre Braugher is dead.
When I moved to LA to go to film school, the experience was (while not soul crushing) not the most encouraging. And I started to wonder if I really wanted to pursue writing.
And then came HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET. And Andre Braugher's so-good-you-couldn't-believe-it-was-physically-possible performance as Frank Pembleton. It blew me away. Every week.
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He was so good, I knew I had to write, just for the chance to one day put words in his mouth.
He was great in everything I saw him in after that, but when he turned up in BROOKLYN 99, it was another revelation.
His Raymond Holt was so funny, I was reduced to tears. Every week.
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Two fictional policemen, two radically different tones, two performances that could be linked in their similarities and taught in acting classes for their differences.
There was NO ONE like Andre Braugher. He was, to my thinking, the finest actor I've ever seen.
I do not know if we will ever see his equal.
Funny thing is, when I watched Homicide in grad school, it was with two of my best friends, a married couple. And they watched Brooklyn 99 with their kids, decades later. So Andre Braugher has had a different importance to them - one primal and generational.
Sadly, I never did get to put words in his mouth. And I'm sad about that. But it is nothing compared to the loss the world has suffered, as he will never play another role again.
Rest in Peace, Andre Braugher. You gave me so much, and I wish I could have let you know that.
- Nunzio
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jmunchy · 1 year ago
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hlotss · 2 years ago
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Homicide: Life On The Street 5.18 “Double Blind”
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cameronhcwes · 1 month ago
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HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET (1993-1999) 3.04 — A Model Citizen
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thebestestwinner · 1 year ago
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One of the most deserved Emmy wins in history was Andre Braugher for his work as Det. Frank Pembleton on Homicide: Life on the Street. (That show alone is worth signing up for Peacock to watch.) He also won for his work on the mini-series Theif, and was nominated for his more recent, and also excellent work as Captain Holt on Brooklyn 99 (two iconic cops, two iconic shows, and that’s only skimming his career!). We lost a legend.
Since Homicide is an older show (and was not available on streaming for way too long), here’s a taste of his work on one of the best cop shows ever:
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jukeboxjunk · 4 months ago
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ANDRE BRAUGHER as FRANK PEMBLETON in Homicide: Life on the Street 3x03 “Extreme Unction”
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sonnyinthesky · 8 months ago
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Coming back from hibernation to ask a burning question:
WHY THE FUCK IS JOHN MUNCH (Character) IN 11 DIFFERENT SHOWS?!?
He's in:
Law and Order SVU
Law and Order
Law and Order Trial by Jury
Homicide Life on the Street
The Wire
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
The X Files
Arrested Development
30 Rock
The Beat
SESAME STREET?!?!? (Not played by Richard Belzer)
now it does say that only 7 of these shows exist in the same canon universe but still, WHAT?!?!?
Ive sat here for liks 20 minutes trying to figure out why there are Aliens in SVU (Munch appearing in both The X Files and L&O SVU) but turns out they arent the same universe....im still confused tho!
What is this? The John Munch Cinematic Universe????
Someone please explain, I am genuinely asking this is not a rhetorical question
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ligercat · 9 days ago
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poisonsage808 · 5 days ago
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he’s dying munch, your bff is dying and you’re serving cunt
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willowmosby · 24 days ago
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You know Homicide is objectively a great and often serious show but every now and again it's also batshit silly (affectionate).
Like wdym Pembleton seductively blows smoke in Bayliss face cause Bayliss is trying to quit. And Howard is only trying to quit smoking cause she sleeping with Danvers who is apparently mad talented in the bedroom.
Like wdym the Bayliss has sex in a coffin
Like wdym the one weekend Howard goes home there is a murder in her small town.
Like wdym Lewis is so bad at driving he hits the back of MEs van and which sends baylis to the hospital.
Like wdym the same episode that very seriously and heavily implies that Munch killed someone in revenge is also the episode where he has a naked picture hung (pun intended) in a gallery by an ex-girlfriend.
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alikaheroes · 2 months ago
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Merry Christmas, everyone!
Wholesome content!
The Homicide detectives having fun in the snow!
Homicide: Life on the Street
Season 3, Episode 8 - December 16, 1994
All Through the House
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valerie4ever · 7 days ago
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“I love you” “it’ll pass”
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