I remember seeing this film as a kid, and for some odd reason the last line of the film has stuck with me. Another mission is sent to Mars after the failed first one, and the sole survivor of the first makes radio contact. “My stars! A voice from Mars.”
This time last year, the three principals of Dr. No (1962) were alive, but Joseph Wiseman passed away last October. We still have Sean and Ursula, though.
The Man Who Would Be King (1975) - Sean Connery, Michael Caine, Christopher Plummer, Saeed Jaffrey, Shakira Caine, Mohammad Shamsi, and Albert Moses are all still alive.
However, Karroom Ben Bouih, who made his sole film appearance in this movie at the age of 103, is not.
“Mr Lucas, we’ve been hearing some rumors about the Jawas.”
“Listen, I don’t care what those women are saying-”
“No, Mr Lucas, this is a different rumor. People are saying one of the Jawas is dead.”
“Oh my God, it’s not Lefty, is it?”
“No Sir, Lefty’s fine.”
“Is it Slappy or Bobo?”
“No, they’re both alive.”
“Is it Shorty?”
“Which Shorty are you talking about?”
“How many Shortys do we have?”
“Eleven. But all of them are alive.”
“So who’s dead?”
“You see that Jawa over there? The one that’s just lying there on the ground. He hasn’t moved in a week. So we’re thinking he’s the dead one.”
“Oh no, not Stinky.”