Not to belittle Mr. Speilberg's words to Mr. Postlethwwaite ...

but

what will he say about his friend Tom Hanks, if he should out live T.H.?

Or what will he say about Harrison Ford, should he outlive him?

As for Mr. Postlethwaite, I really enjoyed the 'fight scene' in J.P. III. That was a great fight scene. Then the emotions about he already seen too much death in that show was good. He really expressed that scene well, too. All in all he put his "ALL" into the roles he did.

In the case of Tom Hanks, probably what most will.....LOVED YOU IN BIG!!

For Harrison Ford....we should NEVER have done Indy 4....

He was great in almost everything I ever saw him in!!! I think the Usual Suspects as Kobayashi was where I first saw him...Speilberg called him the greatest actor he ever worked with....very high praise.

Not to belittle Mr. Speilberg's words to Mr. Postlethwwaite ...

but

what will he say about his friend Tom Hanks, if he should out live T.H.?

Or what will he say about Harrison Ford, should he outlive him?

As for Mr. Postlethwaite, I really enjoyed the 'fight scene' in J.P. III. That was a great fight scene. Then the emotions about he already seen too much death in that show was good. He really expressed that scene well, too. All in all he put his "ALL" into the roles he did.

RIP Mr. Kobayashi

He was great in almost everything I ever saw him in!!! I think the Usual Suspects as Kobayashi was where I first saw him...Speilberg called him the greatest actor he ever worked with....very high praise.

Longtime friend and journalist Andrew Richardson said Monday that Postlethwaite died in a hospital Sunday.

A gritty and powerful actor, Postlethwaite was nominated for an Oscar for his role in the 1993 film "In The Name Of The Father."

He had recently been seen in the critically acclaimed film "Inception" and had worked with Spielberg on "The Lost World: Jurassic Park" and "Amistad."

Postlethwaite initially planned to become a priest but was drawn to acting.

He received an OBE in 2004 along with many other honors for his long career in movies, theater, and television.

Postlethwaite lived in the hills of rural Shropshire, in western England. He was a political activist known for his opposition to the recent war in Iraq and his call for policies to fight global warming.

He had recently returned to the stage to star as King Lear.

The actor had been treated at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital. Shortly before his death he publicly thanked the hospital staff in the Shropshire Star newspaper for their "wonderful" treatment and care during his illness.

He is survived by his wife, Jacqui, his son Will and daughter, Lily.

**Quick note... He was also in Solomon Kane which was not released in the US yet. But from the looks of it, is a smokin movie.***