Mr. Miyagi has left the building ...

[PornoDoggy]

Wax on, DrGuile-san.

[sarettah]

He will be missed.

I just wonder why they keep referencing Karate Kid. I will remember him first of all as Arnold on Happy Days. The series was not the same after he left.

He also worked and worked, according to imdb he was in 103 different movies in his 40 years working and did a bunch of TV appearances starting back in 1964.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001552/

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by sarettah

He will be missed.

I just wonder why they keep referencing Karate Kid. I will remember him first of all as Arnold on Happy Days. The series was not the same after he left.

He also worked and worked, according to imdb he was in 103 different movies in his 40 years working and did a bunch of TV appearances starting back in 1964.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001552/

Actors frequently get tied with certain beloved roles, even if they have a very large body of work.

[Red]

Originally Posted by MorganGrayson

Actors frequently get tied with certain beloved roles, even if they have a very large body of work.

True, and even though Arnold was such an enjoyable character, he was the first Asian-American nominated for an acting Oscar, so that's where the emphasis is put.

Did you know he worked as a computer programmer but gave up the job to become a stand-up comic, calling himself "the hip Nip." He also owned a Japanese-style restaurant called "Miyagi's" on Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood.

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by Red

True, and even though Arnold was such an enjoyable character, he was the first Asian-American nominated for an acting Oscar, so that's where the emphasis is put.

Did you know he worked as a computer programmer but gave up the job to become a stand-up comic, calling himself "the hip Nip." He also owned a Japanese-style restaurant called "Miyagi's" on Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood.

I didn't know that, and thank you, Red.