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Michael Crichton Dead at 66

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(@cookirini)
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7711763.stm

Michael Crichton, author of Jurassic Park, has died aged 66 after being eaten by a T-Rex a "courageous and private battle against cancer", his family has said.

He penned the books Congo, Twister and the popular Jurassic Park trilogy, all of which were adapted into films.

His books have sold more than 150 million copies. He also created the long-running US hospital drama ER.

"He will be profoundly missed by those whose lives he touched," his family said in a statement.

A private funeral service is expected.

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Sorry to break the ceberations, all. And yes....I was trying to be funny.

And hi, I'm back? :/

 
(@shadow-hog_1722585725)
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Aaah somebody I recognized died

Granted, I never read any of his books, and I only watched the first Jurassic Park, but that's a real shame.

Also stop leaving us spammit

 
(@toby-underwood)
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I read quite of few of his books. Suckage on such a happy day.

~Tobe

 
(@cookirini)
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I'M SORRY D:

Oh yeah...I have to update my sig and stuff. Sonic Unleashed and stuff. Yup.

 
(@toby-barrett)
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Aw, I just finished reading Jurassic Park too... D:

 
(@hidoikijo)
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I really liked his stuff. RIP as you will be missed Mr Crichton.

 
(@gemajinn)
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I read quite a few of his books and liked them. It really is a shame that he's gone & at only 66 as well. Here's to you Mr. Crichton.

 
(@emerald-echidna)
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Aaaaw!! He was such a great author! I read the full-length Jurassic Park novel and enjoyed it even more than the movie that it inspired. RIP Michael

 
(@ultra-sonic-007)
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Michael Crichton's books were unique in the sense that I always felt compelled to drop everything until I finished reading them.

Rest in peace.

 
(@psxphile_1722027877)
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Michael Crichton's books were unique in the sense that I always felt compelled to drop everything until I finished reading them.

^ this. Andromeda Strain made me a lifelong fan of his work.

Hey Cooki-tan. Where ya been?

 
(@darkest-light)
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>> This made me even more emotional...too much going on..

JP is the book the refueled my passion to be a paleo in 93...Him=RIP

I wish I got his last book, "Next" signed by him. Damnit.

 
(@tornadot)
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I remember liking the book much more than the movie...but darn is that young.

 
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RIP, Dino Dude.

 
(@spawn-warrior)
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This certainly seems to be frustrating news, especially since I actually enjoyed watching the Jurassic Park movies, and going on the Jurassic Park ride on the Universal Studios Theme Park.

 
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