Tributes:

The Tributes are:

In your honor...I will remember. xo

Matthew Potts
Stoke on Trent, UK
The legend lives on. Respect.

SAS
Ollie, i miss you so much,im sure your still entertaining and liveing life to the full,you were the best and always will be,cheers mate SAS

ciaran cosgrove
dublin, ireland
from my self and the lads your are our heroe and you will never be forgotten and always be loved by the irish people

Keith Holmes
York, UK
A great man, you will never be forgotten by those who loved you- keep drinking with St Peter!

Alun Brooks
Liverpool, England
Go to it oli, we all miss you and will always respect you. Have one on me in the big bar in the sky. TO ALL READERS OF THIS NEXT TIME YOU GO OUT AND HAVE A DRINK, RAIS A GLASS IN THE GREAT MAN'S NAME!!!!

Christopher Michael
Louisville, Kentucky, United States Of America
I will always remember Oliver Reed as Athos from Richard Letser's Musketeer movies. He was a great actor from the British Cinema and one hell of a party animal when it came to drinking. I can remember last year when I learned that he had died. Me and one of my college friends went out Friday night to chase women and have a few drinks. I toasted to Oliver's memory by drinking five glasses of Cabernet Sauvreigon. After that, I was intoxicated. Nevertheless, it was worth the hangover. Oliver, we all love you and we will miss you. You were the hippest and the hottest when it came to movies and raising hell. Have fun in the afterlife and have a few on us.

Cindy Ellsworth
Salmon, usa
What the @#$%^& was that ghostly picture? What was that?

Warren Cremona
Valletta, Malta
Hi.... I'm the Barman of "The Pub". Thanks for visiting this page and special thanks for who made it. Ollie......I really missed a big Friend. Everyone who will visit "The Pub" must celebrate Ollie's last drink

Jean Gauthier
Aylmer, Québec, Canada
A special thought for you today my friend. R.I.P. Oliver. You'll be missed. Un ami du Canada. I'll see you in Paranoïac and Burnt Offerings. Salut ! Cheers !!!!!

Alun Brooks
One year today Ollie, I hope you are having a fantastic PARTY in the sky with Monney, Toby Jug and all the other big boozers up there. Your spirit lives on down here and feel free to drop in on me any time today or tonight, I am drinking right now to your name and memory. YOU ARE THE MAN!

Serg. Stewart
Liverpool, England
I raise a glass of fine port to The great Gladiator. Oli is a legend and to me a hero. He could take any one on in the drinking stakes and still get up in time for filming. Oli is one of the great men of all time and deserves his place in the history books.

Christine Brownfield
Raleigh, North Carolina, USA
I had forgotten that Oliver had died last year, but was sadly reminded while reading a web site devoted to Gladiator. I have always admired Oliver and was strangely attracted to him, even though my mother thought I was nuts saying "He has such a brutishnes about him" I'll never forget him and "Women in Love". Gladiator opens in a view days and I will go on opening day and have a whiskey that day in his honor. What a lovely place to buried in Churchtown, Ireland. I lived in Ireland for several years and can think of few place where I would rather be buried. I used to have a picture of just Oliver's eyes on my dorm door years ago, and I wrote the caption "The eyes of Ollie are upon you" ...I guess they really are now. Slainte mate!

Kenny Nixon
Bedford, ENGLAND
Ollie's up there now with Keith Moon and the others enjoying a spiritual pint. I'm sure George Best's on the way! One day we'll meet him. Let's declare the day of his death 'National Ollie Reed Day' and get leathered annually in his honour.

Rhiannon
My 2nd son has the middle name of Athos in honor of Ollie. He will always be remembered by me as the dashing Athos. I am so glad that there is a place to honor him on the net. RIP to a fine actor and even better drinker.

Mark Poklemba
Boston, Ma
I'll never forget Oilver in the 60's film 'The Shuttered Room', with costars Gig Young and Carol Lynley; the perfect sixties yuppies set against Reed's angst-filled island hillbilly. And Reed screaming at the lighthouse, "Aunt Agather... Aunt Agather...", it was all too fantastic. The odd cool-hot pace and sexual tensions between he and Lynley as cousins was just the best. Now the house IS yours, Oliver.

Joe Buz
Cheers to the man who taught me that a life of drunken daubauchery is not a sin, but an art. A toast to a man who held his own singing with the WHO and dared to go mano-a-mano with Shelly Winters. God Bless You.

Bob Bobbit
Montreal, Canada
So long cap'tain ! we'll miss ya !

Pam Giannotto
Hackensack, USA
Gladiator rules! Oscar for Oliver Reed.

Angel
McLean, VA, USA
Just saw gladiator, and it was a fitting end to a glorious career. I'll never forget the eyes, the voice, and the dominant charm. My glass is high and full in tribute!

Elaine
Have you SEEN Gladiator? Touching to see Ollie at probably one of his best performances. Still as mighty, compelling and impressive as ever. Quite chilling actually.

ron nabel
cincinnati, ohio, usa
just saw gladiator and he was great, will check out more of his movies......and of course have a drink in his honor

MICHAEL F.
STUDIO CITY, CA, USA
TRULY ONE OF THE LAST OF HIS KIND. WITHOUT QUESTION...AN ICON AND ONE OF THE 'GREAT' CHARACTER ACTORS OF ALL TIME. A MAN WHO DID NOT NEED TO RAISE HIS VOICE TO MAKE YOU LISTEN. HIS WHISPERS WERE LOUDER THAN ANY CHORUS. WE ARE ALL DIMINISHED BY HIS PASSING. I LIFT MY GLASS IN HONOR.

Alan Peacock
Myself and some fellow 'musketeers' from work are about to indulge in our second 'Oliver Reed Tribute' drinking session, the first one being after we all learned of the great mans passing. That one set off at a furious pace and lasted 2 hours. Enough said. Respect.

Carrie Shelly
Kent, Ohio, USA
I thought he was the greatest since I saw him in a movie back in the '60s. All the years I was raising my kids, they knew that nothing would make Mom's day more than an Oliver Reed movie playing on T.V.! Ollie died one day before my 46th birthday. I honestly felt as though I'd lost a dear friend. How I wish I could have known the guy! He was the icing on the cake.

Rachel
I did not find out that Oliver Reed was no longer with us until the Oscars. I immediately called my family and we reminisced about seeing "Curse of the Werewolf" when I was about 7. I still have vivid memories of reminding myself for weeks that "he's just an actor, it's just acting" before I was no longer afraid that some hairy, riveting, creature -- one that I was not certain I really wanted to escape from -- would ambush me from a dark corner. After "Women in Love" my friends would mention Oliver Reed and we would all fan ourselves. Later, I couldn't believe he pulled off singing in "Tommy". And today, my husband and I saw "Gladiator" and we both think Reed was the best thing in it. Grizzled, craggy, captivating and (to me) sexier than ever. Sometimes you don't realize how much you are affected by another person's life work. To Reed, family, and friends -- I raise a glass high!

Sharon Daigle
How can you ever forget those EYES? He made Russell Crowe fade into the background in his scenes, even at his age. What a total hotty!

LAURA JANE
West Mids, England
Hi i'd just like to say thankyou for putting an Ollie site together. This really is a great site,i was just wondering wasn't Ollie born in 1938 not 1939.Iwas very upset when there was no mention of his death on the news. He was a truly brillant actor the best of his generation. R.I.P ROBERT OLIVER REED

Pera Davidson
It's so nice to see tributes like this one—for all those years I thought I was the only one whose knees turned to mousse everytime Oliver was onscreen! I saw him in "Oliver" when I was about eight or nine. I remember thinking I should be scared, but instead I was just in awe. It was like, "Man! I don't know what 'it' is yet, but whatever it is, he's got it! I've had a raging crush on him ever since. I'm glad his last role was so wonderful—even if I did sob half the way home from the theater, "I just can't believe he's gone!" I'm a teetotaller, but hopefully Ollie doesn't mind if I raise a glass of ginger ale in his honor. :-)

LAURA JANE
West Mids, England
I'm going to the cinema at 8:00pm to watch the gorgeous Ollie in action in gladiator. Am i the only 19 year old to fancy Ollie? I first really took notice of him in the film Tommy.Even at the age of 61 he managed to make heart beat faster.

John Niedbalec
San Jose, USA
I owe you a round. Thanks for the great performances . All the best to you.

Trenton Scott
Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Adieu, Oliver! You set the example for all to follow: Since, in the end, we're all dead men, why not face death with friends, a smile, eight lagers, twelve double-rums and a bottle of whiskey?

Mr. Paul
Cheers Ollie! Me and my four mates toast you regularly when we get together and take a stand against this political age. We are part of a growing number and you are our Patron Saint. Thank-you. Dont be upset people. Its now time to celebrate this great life....something too large for the dickhead press to understand. Ollie was an individual in a world of liars, thats how I see it anyway. Up yours if you dont. Cheers.

Carrie Shelly
Kent, Ohio , USA
Oliver Reed could speak so beautifully that he could have read "want ads" out of the newspaper and made them sound sexy.

Catharine
Maryland, USA
I made my mom take me to see the Three Musketeers (twice) when I was 13. I've been infatuated since then and never miss a chance to see one of his movies. I raise a glass to you Oli, you are loved and remembered!

Jeeny Collins
Everyone remembers Oliver Reed as a 'Hell Raiser'and a 'Party Animal'. But I salute Oliver Reed for being the 'TRUE ENGLISH GENTLEMAN' (as there are not many of the the 'OLD BOYS'left) and the Oliver Reed that enjoyed his private live away from the peeping eyes of the public. God bless you Ollie, you are another of the old breed gone.

Hellraiser
COME ON OLI FANS LET'S RAISE HELL, LET'S GET TOGETHER ON THE 22nd AND USE THIS INTERNET THING FOR A DAMN GOOD DRINK, MR Paul YOU ARE THE MAN!

Rowan Johnson
Hello all I've really enjoyed looking through this website, as well as "reeding" some of the comments from the many fans of Oliver Reed. I too was a big fan of "Oli" - as he seems to be known affectionately in British circles. Seeing that you all have an interest in him, you may want to visit my website for a unique song recorded by Oliver, many years before he died. We have obtained the rights to use an actual recorded song done by Mr Reed. The song is available as a downloadable MP3 from our website (http://www.entercor.com). I'm sure many people who visit this site will be surprised to hear how rich and clear Oli's voice is in the recording. Please visit the site and let me know what you think the song. Thanks, Rowan

Sara
Wales
WE WILL NEVER SEE THE LIKES OF U AGAIN. RIP AND HAVE A DRINK ON ME LIKE I DO FOR YOU. PEOPLE SAY U HAVE GONE TO HELL BUT NO YOU ARE IN YOUR HEAVEN WAITING FOR ME TO JOIN YOU. :) RIP MY NUMBER 1 MAN. OLLIE DEAD BUT NOT EVER FORGOTTEN

Brooksie
Liverpool, England!
Visit http://www.geocities.com/olireed - a fine site set up by a fellow drinker and fan of Mr Reed - coments are welcomed as well as suggestions. Remember WHAT WE DO IN LIFE IS ECHOS IN ETERNITY!!

Dave Jennings
Glasgow, Scotland
Well - Ollie was a hell of a man. Talented, lovable, and a genuine character - his own man, at all times. I'll be in Malta in a few days, and I'll stop by The Pub to have a drink in Ollie's name. I, and many others, had many happy times in The Horseshoe Bar in Glasgow, his regular pub any time he was in the city. He's a sad loss, and the movie world is that little bit dimmer without him.

Evan Funn
Belfast, N.I.
Was in Malta in July and spent most of my 2 weeks in The Pub in Valleta...just to savour the atmosphere.The barman was most hospitable and I was glad to see you came up with a site to pay tribute to one of Britains finest actors !!.The world was a much richer place for having him and a poorer one without. Interested to see your spooky photo as I think something strange happened in the Pub when I was there..listen to this We..my wife and 2 sons found the Pub after some searching in the city..we sat down without realising which part of the bar Ollie used on a regular basis After looking at the photos etc we worked out that my youngest son had been sitting in the famous corner seat for some 15 mins...I asked to change with him and have some photos taken in the seat.As soon as I took the seat a photo FELL from the wall...some people in the bar at that time expressed suprise and were visably shocked...when we tried taking photos our camera stopped working after only a couple of shots !!...we put a brand new film in and this one automatically rewound after only 1 or 2 photos !!!...spooky or what ??...keep the site up as long as poss...good work mate...cheers

Dave Dinan
Manchester, UK
Ollie, I wish you were my big bigrother then we could go boozing with my mate Shaun O'd. We'd drink the Lake District, the North Sea and tyhe Pacific. What a bender it would be.

Shaun O'Donnell
Manchester,
Death is not the final word...we will all meet again in Heaven's vault,here's to you KING OLLIE

Fagen
Great Britain,
May you rest in peace billy.

E. Gelling
enjoy the comments, but does anybody visit the chatroom?

Elizabeth Myers
Manchester, England
I'm fortunate enough to have friends who live in Malta and I've just returned from there where i visited 'the pub' and had a beer with Ollie. I was going to buy a t-shirt but was put off by the 'landlady' sitting in the picture ! Is there any chance of getting a t-shirt with just Ollie on it? Does anyone know of any of his films that you can buy on video, except 'Oliver'?

Greg Davies
Wales, Wales
OLLIE, A GREAT MAN! AN IDOL!

Sara
Am I the only one at the end of the year who's come to this site to see Ollie before the year ends? I guess so. But Ollie I will raise a glass in your honour! I shall Drink to a HellRaiser that will never die! Did you hear that? A HELLRAISER THAT WILL NEVER DIE!

A Brit
London, U.K
Thank you America for giving Ollie the respect he never received in his beloved home country. The Oscar is well deserved. Pity the U.K did not honour the great man in the same way.......

Elaine
OSCAR for Ollie!! We've said it all along . Thanks U.S. for doing the business!

Nicole Gill-Ottinger
Dallas, USA
He lived . . . he loved . . . I knew him but a short while. I shall treasure those memories forever.

Chris Murphy
Raising a glass to Ollie, We will not forget you.

Suzanne Sutherland
I found you when I was a child. I ached to be with you but never could. Through one of the darkest days of my childhood you kept me going. I lost you as you lost yourself. I laughed the day I learned of your Death now all I can do is shed tears. I now know how truly talented and gifted you were and know that you still Are. All my Love from the Bottom of my Darkest Soul. Love you Still. Suzanne xxxxxxx

Saz
Feb 13th - I thought of him. Did you? Do you wonder why? T'was his birthday.
Date: Saturday, Feburary 17,

jan bloor
stoke, blighty
named my boy Ollie and he's a right little toe rag. I wouldnt have him any other way......GAWD BLESS OLIVER REED!!!

Linda
To the last of the Hellraisers. Nice one to the United States, shame his home country couldn't give him the respect he deserved. Rest in peace Ollie.

William Aitken
Alexandria, Virginia, The Colonies.
I was once told by a director that he couldn’t cast me because I wasn’t the right “type”. I asked him what type he was looking for and what type was I? He replied that he wanted a leading man type, more of a Tom Cruise and that I was more of a Oliver Reed type. That was and is the greatest compliment that I have ever received as an actor. I miss you Mister Reed. You were , are , and always will be my favorite actor. William Aitken

Lisa
Oliver...you had such ardent passion for life and love.Men like you are few and far between and very sadly a great many of them are no longer with us either. May I reserve my seat between you and Keith when my time comes - Sharing a drink with you both is something I will look forward to. You died happy in love,acting and with a drink in your hand.If it was to be that you could stay with us no longer , you could not have chosen a more suitable exit. Bless you big man. - Lisa -

Gareth White
Blackburn, England
Oliver was and still is a great hero to many people including myself. He went out from nothing and turned himself into one of the greatest actors of his generation. Some say he didn't make the most of his talent but he chose a life that he loved most, illogical in many peoples eyes but a life that Ollie loved. He didn't place any importance upon who you were, if you were a nice person, enjoyed a drink then you were alright by him. The world is a less richer place without Ollie in it but he has left a legacy that many people in life should take on board and that is do what is most comfortable.

r j
from the boys from county hell on tour malta from16/6/01. two a drinking man ollie

Phoenix
He could still make your heart-beat race at 61 - and that IS saying something! LONG LIVE KING OLLIE. MR ENGLAND.
Date: Sunday, March 18,

Richard Everett
San Francisco, USA
At tonight's Academy Awards (3/25/01) both funny and touching tributes to Oliver were voiced twice, once by one of the producers of "Gladiator" and another by Russell Crowe who won best actor for the film. (ps I'm proud to be Oliver's first cousin once removed)

Hadleigh Luff
Sad to see the end of Oliver Reed. I'm sure he had his failings, but he sure made me smile ! Nice the way he said "up yours" to authority...

robert flannigan
knoxville tn, usa
i had the pleasure of ollie,s company many time in guernsey, channel islands and boy what a character and a true gentleman he will always be in my mind

David Rogers
Fleet, England
I've never been a hellraiser, I've never been a drinker, But f*ck it, Ollie - I'll drink to you tonight my friend. My hangover's gonna be a stinker!

RJ Foster
Kingston, TN, USA
To Oliver, I salute you. I portray the Comte de la Fere (Athos) at many Renaissance faires. You are the definative Athos. I have tried to model my portrayal after you. You have been a great insperation to me both as an actor, but also in my personal life. I could always count on you to help me get strength through the hard times in my life. I would like to dedicate my performance in your honor. God Spead Oliver Reed...and GOD SAVE THE KEG

martin fillery
london, england
what a true star and a wonderfully funny man, sadly missed but far from forgotten.

Helen Caddy
Cardiff, Wales
You were unique, not always understood but admired and loved by the ones that mattered your fans God bless Ollie

Liz Schiller
Lincolnshire, England
Ollie Reed was the handsomest man I have ever seen - he was beautiful. The 'Force' was with him.

joe de
i loved the man.a great actor,a great drinker,a really nice bloke.i will miss his spirited(no pun intended)acting abilities,especially for ken russell,i will never forget oliver. cheers.

mark robert
neath,south wales, wales
Great site.any ollie fans out there get in touch with me ok.i, like ollie enjoy a few sherberts so anyone who`s a big fan of the big man get in touch.cheers

mark robert
neath,south wales, wales
i love this site.iv`e written before but i`ve got a tale to tell.a mate of mine lived in guernsey a few years back and he said ollie was an absolute star at this pub he used to go to.he used to arm wrestle people for pints.and was the life and soul of guernsey.after a few he used to get his dick out with eagle`s claws tattoed on it.there will never be another ollie..

Guernsey Paul
Birmingham, UK
I had the honourable pleasure of "learning to drink" with Ollie while I was working in Guernsey many years ago. He was the ULTIMATE gentelman. A sadly missed character, the likes of which will never be repeated again. D.R.I.P (dont rest in peace) Olie. You were the best. Paul.

Ruth Hoyer
CHEERS, TO A MAN WHO REACHED FOR THE BEST IN PLEASURE AND PAIN!

mark robert
Mark here again.great site.hard to believe it`s 2 years this month since the big man left us.i`ve had a few sherbets in his honour.i hope all you fellow fans out there have done the same.cheers.

Steven Major
Sheffield, United Kingdom
What a guy!!!!! He loved life to the full and probably enjoyed it more than most not your regular star one on his own a great actor and man truly one of the Musketeers

LAURA JANE
What can I say,What a man!. For Xmas I was given a wonderful present from my mum, a T-shirt specialy made,it was a tribute to the late great one of a kind legend Ollie. He's always in my thoughts and I think he's watching over us having a great old time. My thoughts go out to his family and friends. Raise a glass (a large glass)to the sexiest man Ollie.

brian jones
birmingham, warwickshire
great actor, great man, god bless

Liam Donal
wimbledon, united kigdom
The day he died, i cried. No rhetoric about him, his name says it all about him, Ollie. I am pleased that he hasn't been honoured by third string non-entities who never had a decent word to say about him when alive. For those who loved and respected him, we honour his memory always, tribute enough. On a personal note, "Thank-you Ollie."

Hannah
Your one in a million. You made me open my eyes. God bless you.

Yvonne Stewart
Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear
I was 7 years old when I 1st seen Ollie on the TV and have loved him ever since. A wonderful actor and stunningly handsome man.

Barry Bell
Epsom, England
I first saw Ollie in the film Curse of the Weirwolf when I was a teenager and have followed his career ever since. My first job was in Wimbledon and at lunchtimes we used to go to a pub on the common and that was the first time I saw Ollie with his first wife and family, as he used to live locally. The second was again in Wimbledon but this time I was at a cinema about to watch I'll never forget whatsis name. Before the film began the curtains opened and in the middle of the stage was a table. Ollie then walked on with an axe over his shoulder and proceeded to smash up the table after which he told a few jokes and walked off. The film began with Ollie walking into an office with an axe and smashing up Orson Welles desk.!! I'll miss you as you were a great actor and had a great sense of Humour.

Janet Stanek
Ft Lauderdale, Fla, USA
What can I say that so many have already said? I love and have loved Oliver for years, starting with the movie "Paranoiac" when I was 6 yrs old. Then I saw several other movies and I was hooked. What a hunk a burnin love he was! He had the sexiest look and his voice was awesome. I am having a beer now in his honor! Hey, at least we have his memory through movies and photos. Here's to the best actor that ever lived, we luv you Ollie baby!

mark robert
Great to see the site up and running again.i shall have a drink in your honour.ollie will be smiling down on us.drink in hand of course.hope your`e drinking brooksie old boy..

lyn hobbs
none, u.k.
Your talent was unquestionable, those demons gave you too many beers, but i get a kick out of you.

Annette Gomez
Litchfield, NH, USA
I tip my glass in your honor Mister Reed. Your talent, your presence, will sorely be missed.

liam moore
miss ya

Olivia
A lovely man. May he rest in peace.

Duane Neja
State: California, United States
Thanks for the opportunity to post a message in tribute to an actor and person I have admiration for. My first recollections of Mr. Reed came from his performance in the 3 Musketeer movies from the 1970s, since then I have seen much of his earlier work, and later performances as they were made. His screen presence is undeniable and his personality showed through every part he had. From good character to bad character, his performance never wavered nor did the qualities in himself which made him so respected, liked and admired, they were always there. I will miss Mr. Oliver Reed, and if I may say this in a loveable, tongue-in-cheek way and make a statement I think he would like himself: "He was a charming, loveable rogue with a heart of gold who lived life on his terms". Mr. Oliver Reed, you will be missed and always respected. Sincerely, Duane Neja

mark robert
everyone these days are all lightweights.ollie would be disgusted with the lot of you.get the drinks down.i despair.you lot aint fit to lace ollie`s boots.poor state of affairs.

paul morgan
god bless you oliver,you gave us such fine work, and you did the way you wanted to, and we thank you for it

ombee
soldotna, alaska, U.S.A.
I will raise my glass to a man that first inspired me by his films. Later he inspired me by his spirit. In arms and in peace, in drama and in humor, he stands above the horde. I will visit your haunts and toast your life. May I live it half as full and twice as long...

Tony Butcher
Best of British

Jacki Humphries
A truly great man and is greatly missed

a lady
wales , uk
Ollie, ur sadly missed. u were so misunderstood....... i still love u forever.

Davie+M
Glasgow, Scotland
My one ambition was to have a "Pint" or 10 with you, (and a wee arm wrestle) but it was not to be, as long as you have your admirers, you will never be forgotten - Mr Oliver Reed -

Cynthia Perkins
Berkeley, USA
Wish I had known him. First saw him in "The Trap" when I was just a kid. He's had me hooked on him and his movies ever since. He was unique and is a great loss.

Karl Miles
Olle was the greatest of the hellraisers, he didnt did it to impress he did it becasue he wanted to , he was the greatest, he will never be replaced Always imitated, Never equalled karl

Lindsay McKenzie
Sadly missed. One of the great British actors of all time.

Richard Northwood
As a child, the first late film I was allowed to watch was 'The Curse of the Werewolf' He was the only actor who seemed to believe in this high-camp horror film. It's a great credit to his professionalism that he brought great passion and belief to roles which lesser actors would try to rise above. A superb man who definately lived his life. I wish we could all be that brave.

Spencer Smith
Ollie, you are a legend.

Kevin 'Jigster'
Swindon, England
Oliver Reed is a god. I love the bloke and try and model myself on him. I've only seen him in a handful of films, but to me the real genius of this man was his ladism. Me and a mate went to the pub the other day and drank 10 pints of Kronenburg and 20 tequilas in 3 hours. Ollie would've been proud! Rest my friend...hopefully in Heavens bar!

adrian connolly
unfortunately this message cannot be like ollie unique god bless

annette susan
st albans, england
i love you lots and will always remember your face for as long as i live ,you are the best actor i have ever seen,rest in peace.

camille
hertfordshire, england
you are in my memory forever.your life in acting will never be overshadowed by any other actor.rest in peace,you are loved dearly

Paul Michael
Retford, GB
Bless you Ollie, you made life lighter.

annette susan
st albans, england
roses are red violets are blue nothing is so sad as loosing you rest in peace you wonderful man

GROUSE MOUNTAINEERIG
Edinburgh, Scotland
A truly great man revered by all the boys in the GMC. We'll all be having a drink or 40 in your honour at new year big man.Hope your having a good bevvy in heaven and beating St.Peter at arm wrestling !! RIP

tony clarke
manchester, uk
ollie you are my hero and my idle, i go drinking with your ghost at least once a week but i can never outlast it, take carexxx

mark robert
swansea, wales
Good to see the site is still up and running.ollie is superb in gladiator.i`ve just bought the dvd.he acts crowe off the screen.i`m raising my pint to the great man.i bet he`s up there now drinking a few looking down on us.

Larry
Webster, Florida, U.S.
Damn it, Ollie had so many good years (and beers) left in him! We miss him! Watch every old movie he ever made.

Tony Heywood
Luton, England
Unrivalled, peerless, mouldbreaker, unique, one of a kind. Nobody can or will ever follow your performance. Thank you Ollie. P.S. Does Jesus look like Ken Russell?

Sue Lawley
You were my hero Ollie, I am 36 now and have been mad for you since 14, I miss you so much and feel like the world has suffered such a huge loss. Have had numerous beers in your honour, hope you are having loads wherever you are now!

Brian Kewley
Liverpool, England
Oliver Reed you are a legend. Your spirit will never die. Fellow hellraisers, please check out my website. It's all about boozing, women, and fun! Respect to this site, i've put a link to it on mine.
Website: http://www.geocities.com/drinkingandhellraising

annette susan
st albans, england
OH WHAT A SAD WORLD IT IS WITHOUT YOU,I HAVE WATCHED MOST OF YOUR FILMS.AND IN NEARLY EVERY ONE YOU ARE IN A PUB OR YOUVE GOT A DRINK IN YOUR HAND,I HOPE THERES A BAR UP THERE,CHEERS OLIVER ,MAY YOU REST IN PEACE.LOVE YOU FOREVER

PR
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
A top bloke who would have fitted well up here in the North East, Genuine, Honest and Big Drinking..... RIP Ollie

camille
hertfordshire, england
have a drink on me, rest in peace you lovely man

annette susan
st albans, england
happy birthday ,you are still my favorite person,i will always love you,who cares what these petty minded lifeless fools said,theirs is to reason why,while you showed them how to do or die,you lived while they watched , rest in peace,

Sara
happy birthday for last week Ollie. I did indeed drink a toast. Keep unleashing hell in the after life. :)

peter gurney
the world is a sadder place r.i.p

Debbie Duckman
London, England
Missing a truly great character actor and an amazing personality - cheers Ollie, RIP

Debbie
London, England
Thank you for this website, I have been looking for somewhere to pay tribute to Ollie for some time and will now save this site in my favourites! Very best wishes.

johnny colhoun
co. tyrone, ireland
Cheers Ollie, you help me realise whats important in life.

Ailish Murphy
Liscarroll North Cork, Ireland
A fond farewell from a bar maid who served you often and enjoyed your company to the last. Sorry not to have made the Funeral I was in Australia regards also to Josephine and best of luck to the future for her. God speed Ollie

Ailish Murphy
Liscarroll North Cork, Ireland
A fond farewell from a bar maid who served you often and enjoyed your company to the last. Sorry not to have made the Funeral Regards also to Josephine and best of luck to the future for her. God speed Ollie

Judith A.
Magnolia, Ohio, U.S.A.
What a Master of Presence. He carried himself in such a way that others respected him, but yet he did not demand it. A master of lines, that no one else could carry off quite so well and keep a straight face doing it. I can see you in Summerland Oliver, white beard and hair and in your white tunic glass still raised high in the tribute to life and life again. I raise my glass high this year on the third anniversary of your death. Hail great gladiator, We who have yet to die salute you!!!!!!

Andrew Turley
Beaconsfield, England
I am only 18 and have recently read 'Evil Spirits'. Since then I have studied Ollies films, realising that he is the greatest actor that ever lived. Thankyou Ollie for being the biggest influence in my life and making me realise that having fun is the only thing that matters.

Oliver Reed
It's been 3 years since Ollie passed away and still there is no one that could step into his shoes. Ken Russell once said that he couldn't think of a single person with as much aura and magnetism as Oliver Reed - and the same is still true today. A great character sorely missed.

Paul Alford
Exeter, U.K
God bless ya on the third anniversary Ollie. I couldn't make it to The Pub this year, but am about to take on a huge amount of liquor to celebrate your life. We all miss ya mate.....

mark robert
me again. keep up the great work on this site.glad to see we are all flying the flag for the great ollie.may me all go on a gargantuam bender with him in the afterlife.

Stacy
London, England
A legend. Lets all raise a glass or 3 to his memory

Rachael Aron
A man of true feist and whom I admired immensely. The last of a dying breed, the likes of Ollie and Burton no longer exist! God bless.

Sally Dee
Indianapolis, USA
How in the hell did I manage to miss out on you all those years? Where was I?!! But, I'm catching up now, buying your film videos and finding out, so late, what a great talent you were...ONE OF A KIND! 'No question you were gorgeous and uniquely colorful. I just wish I hadn't found out so late--and I wish you were still around, dear man.

Brian Kewley
Liverpool, England
Just felt I needed to pay my respects to Ollie once again. Everytime I drink vast quantities of alcohol and swashbuckele ladies, I think of Ollie smiling down on me. You taught me the meaning of life Ollie and i'll never forget that!

unknown
he was loved by many people and he will be missed greatly. may god bless him.
Date: Thursday, July 18,

unknown
the first and only time i ever saw oliver reed was in gladiator, but i still remember what he said,"we mortals r but shadows and dust." thanks

Michelle W
Sandy, UT, USA
My favorite movie I saw Oliver Reed was Oliver! It is one of my favorite movies of all time. I also have the soundtrack of it and one of my favorite is song is Consider Yourself. I was really sad when I learned he passed away over 2 years ago. When I listen to the Oliver! soundtrack, It always help me remember him. Oliver, you have done a good job on that movie I loved watching. Especially recieving 6 academy awards including Best Picture, you have made your uncle proud to be on that set. May God bless you Oliver, miss you!

Claire Hodgson
to a late great actor. sadly missed by my me. he was one of the best

Rich Dobson
The man was a real star.A credit to his country.You will always be remembered Ollie.

Paul Goodall
Brighton, UK
A talent, an icon and one of the last in the line of great actor/hellraisers in the category of Richard Burton et al. My friends and I toast your memory every time we get together and drink, and a glass is raised whenver we watch one of his films. One of the best actors ever to come out of the UK. You are missed but the memory lives on. Here's to you, cheers!

Andrew Taylor
To he who lived life as it should be lived, who gave so much to so many, and great cheer and happiness worldwide, to you Oliver Reed in your memory I raise a glass, Slainte!

Oliver Reed
To a man, an Icon, who knew how to live life to the full and not a give a damn about the consequences. We're only here for a short time, so let's enjoy ourselves, shall we?. After all, "Life is for living", isn't it? Imitated, but never equalled. Admired, but never acknowledged. Gone, but never forgotten.

Ed
Burmingham, England
Anyone else remember Oliver Reed on that live late night talk show where they had to take it off and put on a black and white film about coal mining half way through? That was the funniest thing on telly ever... classic Oliver Reed!

Malcolm Donaldson
Birmingham, England
Ollie ....we were all fans of you and deep down i think we would like to have behaved like you too -if only we,ed had the guts ...god bless u mate.where ever you are hope you can look down and see how much you were really loved by us Brits.....

OliverReed.net
On what would have been his 66th birthday, I'll certainly be raising a glass or two tonight. Still a much missed character from both the film and tv screens. Cheers.

Flora Kelly
Northern Virginia., USA
I unfortunately discovered the joy of watching this remarkable man later in his life. I picked up The Three Musketeers (1974) on a fluke one day - and fell head over heels with a man more than 30 years my senior. There won't be another quite like him, not in my lifetime I don't think. Cheers to a great man, who's eyes and intensity I won't soon forget.