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| Guy Morello from USA (Saint Louis metro area) wrote: |
1948 |
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I still love watching your works to this day. Great Job! "The Avengers" will always be my favourite crime fighting team. Best of health and happiness. |
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| ApostleTarrance AustinSr(Terry) from United States wrote: |
1947 |
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Updation |
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| Frans Berkers from Netherlands wrote: |
1946 |
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I loved the Avengers from the start, bought them all on DVD. Patrick Macnee is a marvelous actor that will live on forever and ever. His fame is very much deserved, he's a tremendous good actor, who has given many people many exciting and happy hours with his series and films.
Patrick you will never be fogotten, thank you for touching my life with your presence!!
Stay healthy! |
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| nigel fairman from england wrote: |
1945 |
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THANK YOU PATRICK JUST RECEIVED MY 6 AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOS AND THEY ARE GREAT. GOOD HEALTH AND CHEERS FROM A SUNNY LONDON ENGLAND FOR ONCE NIGEL |
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| Randall W. Capps from USA wrote: |
1944 |
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This is the summer of "The Avengers" again. By far beats anything currently on cable TV. You and Mrs. Peel, er Rigg, are still needed. Thank you for all these wonderful shows. It's really nice to watch one of these programs and not be able to guess how it's going to end, like it is with most of the stuff being put out today. |
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| Robert L Cauttero from USA wrote: |
1943 |
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Just want to wish you much health and happiness. I love The Avengers. No doubt one of the greatest TV shows ever. Thanks for being Steed! |
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| sarah jane mcentee from bahrain wrote: |
1942 |
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hello Patrick macnee, im wondering if you remember my father, Aidan McEntee....i remember you sent my brother & i pictures of yourself many years ago.
hope you are well, dads still in Chelsea & i live in Bahrain
love sarah jane Mcentee |
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| Karen Hayden from British,currently living in Germany wrote: |
1941 |
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Dear Mr McNee,
I just watched the film "Waxwork", from 1988 on TV, in which you appeared, and I wanted to thank you for the pleasure you gave me in that role, as you have done with so many others - but particularly as John Steed, of course. It is my pleasure to be able to say hello to you, and to thank you for your talent and the enjoyment you have given to so many people. I wish you good health and happiness always!
All best wishes, Karen |
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| BRYAN TUCKER from USA wrote: |
1940 |
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Dear Mr Macnee, I have always admired your work & talent,starting with the AVENGERS,which I still watch on tape a lot.I wish you a very long life & good health |
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| Richard Mekeel from U.S.A wrote: |
1939 |
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I just want to say thank you Mr. Macnee, for the joy you've given all of us in your many acting roles, especially that of John Steed. You are one of my heroes indeed. God bless you always. |
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| Isaura Pereira from Portugal wrote: |
1938 |
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Dear Mr Patrick
I am so glad to be able to send a message to whom I consider an icon, someone who made part of my imaginary world when I was a child. ~God bless you
Isaura Pereira |
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| Marcelo from Argentina wrote: |
1937 |
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Sr. Macnee realmente recuerdo con mucha emoción su actuación en los vengadores, la cual fue impecable, por otro lado me trae grandes recuerdos de mí padre por su gran parecido. Gracias por darme tanta alegría en aquellos tiempos. |
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| Joris Royer from Metz, FRANCE wrote: |
1936 |
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Hello Mr Steed,
I'm writing you this short message to tell you that I went to the university in Chichester, for the 50th Anniversary of our favorite series from the 1960s. I had the immense privilege to see for real the sublime Linda Thorson, the gorgeous Honor Blackman and exceptional members of the crew : Mr Raymond Austin, Mr Brian Clemens (an honour). All weekend long, we had so many surprises, as this unseen interview you made a few years ago, known as 'The Journey Back'. What made my day actually was your personal message. One person was missing...you! I felt nostalgia but one element gave me strength, mentally speaking...your bowler! Indeed, the original bowler you had in the series was exhibited in the showroom, in front of the audience.I'll remember that day forever. Your message dedicated to us was moving, and you haven't lost your sense of humour and the end was funny...Who could have guessed the show would celebrate its 50th anniversary back in the sixties? It shows how precious this series is. You are going to laugh because during the weekend I asked several of my friends at the convention if you were celebrating the show too, at the same moment. I wish I met you  When we heard that you had sent messages to the actors and crew at the university, it literally made my day. I do pray to meet Mr Steed one day, the secret agent on the top. Going to St Louis MO for a year starting in August, I'll do my best to visit you. And I promise I will !
AVENGERS forever! |
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| Kip Viscusi from U.S. wrote: |
1935 |
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Dear Patrick-I am delighted to see that The Avengers and your iconic role as Steed are being honored this weekend. I will have a champagne toast in honor of this event.
My favorite performance was your starring role in Sleuth. We planned our NY honeymoon around your Broadway appearance, and it was a truly memorable performance. Cheers! KIP |
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| Scott Walper from United States wrote: |
1934 |
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I remember watching you, Diana Rigg, and Linda Thorson as a small child in Chicago. I used to hurry home everyday after school just to watch you guys. There hasn't been a show that well written, or acted since. Thanks for those wonderful years growing up watching you guys on a black and white tv! |
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| David Woods from USA wrote: |
1933 |
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Mr. Macnee my wife and I are big fans. We love your work in "The Avengers" series and also the Ray Bradbury Theater episode "House of Usher II". We hope you are doing well. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Take care,
David & Misty Woods |
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| J Bax from England wrote: |
1932 |
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Dear Mr Macnee,
I hope you can see how much love your fans have for you.
Thanks for being such a great entertainer! |
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| Astrid Giebson from Germany wrote: |
1931 |
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Mein Wunsch, einmal mit Patrick Macneel zusammentreffen |
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| Mary Harbison from United States wrote: |
1930 |
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You'll always be 35 in my book. And on a scale of one to ten, that ain't bad . . . |
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| Catherine Cahill from USA wrote: |
1929 |
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I love the avengers! I've seen every single episode with you and Mrs. Peel. I still can't pick a favorite. You're still my favorite actor in the series. |
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Hey Patrick.....Chelsea LOVES you especially Swan Court. All looking forward SO much for the 50th Anniversary...wish you, and Jenny and Rupert could be there too.... We love you! ...Clarke Robbie and Daisy xxx
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And we love Chelsea .... where we watched the 60's unfold! |
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| Ron Burbella from USA wrote: |
1927 |
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I loved your work in THE AVENGERS, but a more personal highlight for me was to see you live on Broadway in New York City in 1972 in SLEUTH. I waited at the backstage door after the show to see you. You were most patient with each waiting fan. I still have my copy of THE AVENGERS LP record that you signed for me that night and I appreciate your kindness and patience with this bashful fan from New Jersey.
Cheers and the Best of health!
Ron Burbella |
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| david mcguire from england wrote: |
1926 |
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I was 13 in 1960 and was a huge fan of Patrick's and The Avengers. To me he will always be an icon. At 13
I persuaded my mother to buy me an overcoat just like John Steed's.
Have a long life Patrick from a life long fan. |
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| mick churchill from england wrote: |
1925 |
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I have a bowler hat signed inside by Patrick Macnee and the guy who played Q. Anyone interested? |
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| christopher yarker from Great Britain wrote: |
1924 |
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Your Avengers series was the best series I have ever seen. You were brilliant. Emma Peel was good as well. Keep grooving!! |
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| Petra Hehl from Germany wrote: |
1923 |
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My English is very bad , but you are the best actor I know . I love all The Avengers. |
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| Josh from USA wrote: |
1922 |
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Mr. Macnee,
I was born well after "The Avengers" went off the air, but I love it dearly, and your other work as well. You have a wonderful warmth, a true charm, that is evident in both your acting roles and in your interviews. You are always so gracious, giving credit to your co-stars and others, but so much is due to that special quality you bring to your parts. Thank you for the many, many hours of entertainment, and for your enormous contribution to the most stylish program in television history! |
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| Patrick Burns from U.S. wrote: |
1921 |
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Dear Patrick,
You must be looking forward to the big celebration that is about to happen in
Chichester. I know you have made a video presentation for the event. Will they have you "wired in" so that you'll get to hear (and see) the goings on; and will there be a link (for those of us not able to attend) to vicariously celebrate the moment? Good wishes, and good health to you. |
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| Ken Olson from USA wrote: |
1920 |
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Thank you very much for doing what you do, and for doing it so well. You have given me many, many hours of happiness and inspiration. It really motivates me to be my best when I encounter someone doing their best. Thank you again! |
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| Rui Ribolhos from Portugal wrote: |
1919 |
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Mr. Macnee
I'm a big fan. The avengers are one of the best tv series ever made!
Long life! |
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| Nina from Germany/Switzerland wrote: |
1918 |
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Dear Patrick McNee,
a big thank you for giving me a part of my beloved England every day on telly- as the european programme "Arte" shows all the parts of "The Avengers" these days! I lived in England while my studies in 2000 for one year, and if I had lived there in the sixties yet you had been definitely "my date"!
I wish you all the very best and hope you do fine...
With the best regards from a big fan who´s birthday is the same as yours! |
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| Charlotte from USA wrote: |
1917 |
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Dear Mr. McNee,
I feel in love with you when I was 16; In little over a month, I'll be 60. And I'm still in love with you.
I wish you could attend the Las Vegas Star Trek Convention from Creation Ent. While I realize that won't be possible, I dream of walking around a corner and seeing you sitting there.
Ah well, dreams keep us young. God bless you & I'll see you in my dreams.
Love,
Charlotte |
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| Michael Rosenbum from United States wrote: |
1916 |
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Best wishes and fond thoughts to Patrick Macnee and Dame Diana Rigg. Then and now you bring happiness to my day. I am happy to know you are both still living. Thank you for the good times! I wish you a blessed day  |
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| steven berglass from usa wrote: |
1915 |
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Thank you for hours and hours of real entertainment. Will celebrate in UK at the anniversary festival.
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We will look forward to a full report! Many thanks. |
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| Diana from German wrote: |
1914 |
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Good day, Mr. Macnee!
I apologize that my English is not perfect. I would have always wanted to say that I love them very much! I have often seen you on TV, as well as interviews from you. I love your character and you. You are my dream man, I love you more than anything! My mother always says to me, why do not you care for a boy your age it's much too old for you it could be your grandpa. But I do not like boys, I just want you! And I think it depends on the character of the people not to age! You are unique, such a man as you are no longer in the world! They remain forever in my heart! I hope you have a very long life ahead of them! I wish you and your two children all the best!
With much love, your Diana! |
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| Johannes Mandelbaum wrote: |
1913 |
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Dear Mr. Macnee
Just want to say THANK YOU.
One of the most humorous and truly inspiring artists I've seen.
Such a great pleasure to witness your movements in state of being and physical expression.
Your charm is UPLIFTING!
Best wishes,
Johannes Mandelbaum |
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| Glyn Henry Pritchard from United Kingdom wrote: |
1912 |
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Hello Mr Macnee, my name is Glyn.
I have been fascinated with "The Avengers" for many years now and I am so pleased to possess all five DVD box sets recently released by Optimum Releasing Ltd. which I frequently watch randomly selecting episodes.
I think your style of acting is just brilliant. I would have loved to star in "The Avengers" but unfortunately, I was not born until 1970.
All the very best for the future.
Regards, Glyn. |
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| Michael Bolton from usa wrote: |
1911 |
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Big fan of you and the TV program The Avengers, live long and be happy!! |
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| Astrid Giebson from Germany wrote: |
1910 |
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Begeisterung ist zu gering, um auszudrücken, wie sehr ich den Schauspieler P.Macnee bewundere, ich wünsche ihm ein sehr langes gesundes Leben |
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| Vince from Germany wrote: |
1909 |
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Dear Patrick
I really do not think there are many people in the world that have led as fascinating a life as you. Son of a racehorse trainer, Eton (though expelled), serving in WW2, acting, the avengers, emma peel, off to california for the beach life, your penchant for nudism (apparently), your accent, like Leslie Phillips but even better. The more I read about you, the more fascinating I find it all. I wish you all the very best. Remember one episode of the avengers when you were talking about the derby winner of 1928 (I think) Felstead winning at 33/1 and I thought oh well that's probably the script. Then read your life story and realised you probably knew that anyway. Saol fada |
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| Alan from USA wrote: |
1908 |
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I started watching The Avengers as a child back in the 60's and it fascinated me. 50 years later, I have re-discovered it and I love it. Thank you so much for providing such great entertainment. I live in Florida and all the rain here in summer gives me a good excuse to carry around my black umbrella a la Steed! May you be well sir! |
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| robert from USA wrote: |
1907 |
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When I was in the Airforce back in the 60s.I was stationed at a base near Huntington England,and all the guys would watch The Avengers in the barracks.You could hear a pin drop,thats how we enjoyed the show so much.I have the series today on dvd and I watch it quite a lot and I love it.Thank you John and Dianna |
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| Scott from Canada wrote: |
1906 |
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Patrick, thanks for your wonderful work, charm and good humour all these years |
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| Michael Ginger from USA wrote: |
1905 |
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Every time that I watch an old Avenger episode it takes me back to when I was young. No other show does that for me. Great way to escape to the past. Thanks for such a great show. |
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| Dario Tedeschi from Italy wrote: |
1904 |
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Thanks for your great professionality and humor |
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| Luigi Arcuri from France wrote: |
1903 |
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Thank you for this web site which allows us to cultivate our love for the art of Mr P Macnee. |
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| martha baum from usa texas wrote: |
1902 |
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Just finished watching The Incident at Victoria
Falls. I was reminded of the pleasure it is to see you again. Thank You for sharing you talent with us. Best wishes, Martha Baum |
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| Michael Gilwood from Spain wrote: |
1901 |
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I am delighted to be with you. I would just like to say not only am i a fan of your work, i have always admired your approach to the screen and how you capture the audience with your charisma and genuineness. I wish you all the best Patrick. Also, i am an accomplished author and would love to write about you someday. |
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| Antoine from France wrote: |
1900 |
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En France, nous avons une rediffusion de la série Chapeau melon et Bottes de Cuir. C'est un régal ! La classe, l'élégance de Steed et Peel. Je vais tacher de voir vos films. Excellente journée à vous ! |
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| Patrick Burns from U.S. wrote: |
1899 |
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Just read this morning that MIchael Gough passed away March 17, aged 94. He played Dr. Armstrong in "The Cybernauts" and Nutski in "The Correct Way to Kill" R.I.P. |
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