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05 Nov, 1952
27 May, 2024
71 years
Cancer
American
Basketball Player, Sportscaster
After retiring, Walton became a beloved and eccentric sports broadcaster, known for his enthusiastic, philosophical, and often humorous commentary on college basketball.
Bill Walton was an American basketball legend, known for his dominance as a center in college and the NBA, as well as his colorful personality as a broadcaster.
Despite chronic injuries, Walton had a brilliant pro career, winning NBA championships with the Portland Trail Blazers (1977) and Boston Celtics (1986), and earning a league MVP in 1978.
He holds the NCAA record for highest field goal percentage in a championship game (95.5%).
He led UCLA to two national championships under coach John Wooden and won three consecutive College Player of the Year awards (1972–1974).
His playing years were marred by repeated foot injuries, which significantly limited his time on the court but didn’t stop him from achieving Hall of Fame status.

03 Sep, 1940
05 Nov, 2025
85 years
Parkinson's disease
British
British actress
Pauline Collins won a BAFTA Award for Best Actress for her role in Shirley Valentine in 1989.
She began her career on stage with the Royal Shakespeare Company before gaining fame on television.
Collins played the role of Sarah Moffat in the acclaimed British series Upstairs, Downstairs.
She was married to actor John Alderton, and the couple has appeared together in several TV projects.

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