Time Magazine`s Top 50 Fond Farewells of 2009
1. Corazon Aquino
2. Bea Arthur
3. Norman Borlaug
4. David Carradine
5. Marilyn Chambers
6. Walter Cronkite
7. Merce Cunningham
8. Natalya Estemirova
9. Farrah Fawcett
10. Horton Foote
11. John Hope Franklin
12. Millard Fuller
13. Larry Gelbart
14. Paul Harvey
15. Thomas Hoving
16. John Hughes
17. Maurice Jarre
18. Michael Jackson
19. Ingemar Johansson
20. Stanley Kaplan
21. Jack Kemp
22. Ted Kennedy
23. Willem J. Kolff
24. Claude Lévi-Strauss
25. Karl Malden
26. Frank McCourt
27. Ed McMahon
28. Robert McNamara
29. Robert Novak
30. Les Paul
31. Claiborne Pell
32. Irving Penn
33. Natasha Richardson
34. William Safire
35. Soupy Sales
36. Paul Samuelson
37. Budd Schulberg
38. Ron Silver
39. Naomi Sims
40. Helen Suzman
41. Patrick Swayze
42. George Tiller
43. Mary Travers
44. John Updike
45. Andrew Wyeth
46. Velupillai Prabhakaran
47. John Mortimer
48. Jeanne-Claude
49. Shi Pei Pu
50. Kim Dae Jung
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With all the wonderful things Miss Arthur has done in her life, wouldn't it be great to see her final interview, in HER OWN WORDS talking about her career etc.
I found this clip of Bea Arthur's final interview. The clip also show Betty White, Carol Channing and Phyllis Diller.
I'd hate for an full interview with Bea or the other legendary ladies in the clip to go unseen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqTi7rsk3GY
Cheers,
Stephen