Forum - View topicNEWS: Live-Action City Hunter Film Actor Richard Norton Dies at 75
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costmuffled
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Oh wow! I can hardly believe it's been over 30 years since the live-action City Hunter graced the screen. I need to pull that out of cold storage and raise a toast the the late Mr. Norton.
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trilaan
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I first discovered him in the 1998 FMV Adventure game Tex Murphy: Overseer and became an immediate fan. The second place I saw him was in City Hunter! R.I.P Richard.
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Tenchi
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I can at least thank Richard Norton for keeping ABBA both safe (as a bodyguard) and fit (as a fitness trainer).
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MFrontier
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RIP Richard Norton.
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Snomaster1
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I must confess,I'm not that familiar with Richard Norton. I haven't seen a lot of his stuff. About the only time I ever really saw him was in a direct-to-video film called "Best of the Martial Art Films" which came out in the 1990's. I had no idea he was ever in Hollywood to begin with.
RIP,Mr. Norton. I may not have been as familiar with you as others have been,but you deserve this,nonetheless. 
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