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Osborne, Robert, 1932-2017

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Personal name headingOsborne, Robert, 1932-2017
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Birth date1932-05-03
Death date2017-03-06
Place of birthColfax (Wash.)
Place of deathManhattan (New York, N.Y.)
Field of activityAcademy Awards (Motion pictures)
AffiliationTurner Classic Movies (Television network)
Profession or occupationFilm critics Film historians Actors Television personalities
Found in60 diamond years of the Oscar, 1989: CIP t.p. (Robert Osborne)
85 years of the Oscar, 2013: ECIP t.p. (Robert Osborne) data view (host of Turner Classic Movies (TCM) and serves as the official host for the TCM Classic Film Festival and the TCM Classic Cruise; for over 25 years, he served as a reporter and columnist for The Hollywood Reporter, one of the industry's most important newspapers; he has written a dozen books on the film world, many of them focused on the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and has frequently served as host of the Academy's in-person tributes, in both Beverly Hills and New York; earned a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2006 and in 2008, received a special award from the National Board of Review for his contributions as a film historian)
Wikipedia, 12-16-2013 (Robert Osborne; full name: Robert Jolin Osborne; (born May 3, 1932, Colfax, Washington) American actor and film historian best known as the primary host for Turner Classic Movies since that service began in 1994, and previously a host of The Movie Channel; graduated from the University of Washington's School of Journalism; author of several books on movies, including his first published book, Academy Awards Illustrated (1965); he resides in New York City)
New York times WWW site, viewed Mar. 7, 2017 (in obituary published Mar. 6: Robert Osborne; b. Robert Jolin Osborne Jr., May 3, 1932, Colfax, Wash.; d. Monday [Mar. 6, 2017], Manhattan, aged 84; onetime actor who turned his lifelong love of old films into a starring role as the marquee host of Turner Classic Movies)
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