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Just saw this today, He passed Feb 10th 2019

though Airwolf was cheesy I will Amit to watching it.

RIP Stringfellow Hawke




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Damn, that is to bad.
 
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74-years, considering all the abuse and drama that he did while he was younger, I'm surprised he lived this long.
 
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Wow. For some reason I thought he died long ago.

I did love Airwolf back in the day.

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Poor guy, the drugs and alcohol really took a toll. Lower leg amputation and he looks about 90 in recent pictures. Hope he’s at peace.


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used to see him driving his cars from the 50's on the freeway , between reseda and westlake village,

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He did a low budget movie way back when I really loved growing up.

Defiance

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M820rcgczCs

played a reluctant bad-ass mariner who mixes it up w a local NYC street gang while he is waiting for his next ship...

pretty intense street fight scenes - at least for a 12 yr old back then...

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Remember Danger Island? Uh Oh CHONGO!!!! I loved the Banana Splits as a kid and Danger Island was my favorite part.

RIP Link...



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He did some Police Stories that I liked.
 
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He made life hard on himself. Died in obscurity. Very sad ending. Find the peace in eternity you failed to find in life, JMV


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Somebody needs to photoshop four 222s doing the Missing Man maneuver.

I once unwittingly climbed into the original Airwolf at an open house day of the helicopter service near my hometown which it was sold to after the show, sans props of course. I remember ridiculing our local paper for thinking this was the actual name of the Bell 222. Only really found out when the aircraft crashed in a thunderstorm on a medical flight some years later, with all aboard killed.
 
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He was also on the original Mechanic movie with Charles Bronson.


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He made some movies I thought about seeing but never got around to it. One was about USMC basic training (Tribe), the other was driving around in a post-nuclear world (Damnation Alley):

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066490/?ref_=nv_sr_2

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0...?ref_=nm_flmg_act_54
 
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Baby Blue Marine, White Line Fever.


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He was also on the original Mechanic movie with Charles Bronson.


This is what I always think of him for.


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What a sad ending to what appears to have been a pretty incredible life.

R.I.P. Mr. Vincent.


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Let's not forget his role in "Bite the Bullet".
 
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He had some pretty good roles back in the day. He could have become a big star. He was some type of LEO, maybe a sheriff in The Return (1980). He carried a 1911 in a belt slide holster and he was pretty handy with it. RIP Jan Michael.



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On "Police Story" back in the 1970's:

 
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