Daily BirthdaysMichael Landon Forum
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| by Seyed Shojaat What did he die of? Colon or pancreatic cancer? Comment on this... |
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| by Tracey M. Michael was not just a wonderful actor but also director, writer and producer. I honestly can not name another actor who has performed all those 4 jobs when working on a TV series. He was just an amazing talent and is sorely missed. I think it is great that someone has organized a remembrance project for fans to celebrate Michael's work and legacy. For those who may be interested in participating the remembrance project site is located at http://www.landonlegacy.com/ Comment on this... |
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| by Andy New Micheal Landon is the best actor that I have ever seen. His ability to star in a western role in Bonanza, his ability to star in I beleve his best acting carrer show, "Little House on the Prarie" and "Highway to Heaven". No actor has even come close to reacting in so many different ways as Micheal Ladon did. Micheal was the best at really showing he was crying, and really showing he had a character of humor. When Micheal Landon cried it really seemed like it was for real, his laugh really made it look like he was laughing not just acting about laughing. He showed he could love, care, cry, be happy, and act at the same time better than any actor I have seen. He was the best and I was sad to know that he died of cancer. Comment on this... |
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| by Daniel Goodman I didn't like that movie at all. I thought it was ungrateful for mike that he left his wife and kids, for another woman!!!!!!!!!!!! He was a lousy person, if you ask me. His son Mike Jr. had no father to teach him anything. Honestly, when will you people ever learn, you go through life wanting as many lovers as you want. Think of the children for god's sake!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Comment on this... |
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| by Ed Lousararian Michael "Little Joe" Landon graces the cover of the third installment of WILDEST WESTERNS Magazine. His career, triumphs and tragedies are beautifully covered in an article by John Lodge, rock 'n roll singer/songwriter/bass guitarist of The Moody Blues who knew Landon personally. Comment on this... |