We have lost a good one.

For those of you who have not herd the tragic news, singer, actor, and Broadway entertainer, Robert Goulet has passed away at the age of 73. He died on Oct 30 at Cedars-Sinai awaiting an emergency lung transplant. We have lost an icon ladies and gentlemen. It is indeed a sad day.



Born: Robert Gerard Goulet
Nov. 26, 1933 in Lawerence, Massachusetts

Died: October 30, 2007 in Los Angeles

Awards:

Vera Awards (2007)
Star on Canada's Walk of Fame (2006)
First Star On "Shubert Walk of Fame" (New Haven) (2005)
The Wellness Community Human Spirit Award (2005)
25th Annual Telly Awards for ESPN College Basketball (2004)
The League Of American Theater and Producers -
Distinguished Lifetime Service Award Of Touring Broadway (2000)
1998 First Star On "Sidewalk Of Stars" Memphis, TN (1998)
Nevada Symphony Guild - Contribution To The Arts (1998)
Emmy - ESPN College Basketball Campaigns (Sports Emmy) (1997)
1995 Radio Mercury Gold Award - Humor (1995)
Robert Goulet Day - Las Vegas, Nevada July 27, 1994
Royal Conservatory Of Music, Toronto, Ontario, Canada - Fellowship (1993)
Entertainer Of The Year - Las Vegas (1982)
Hollywood Walk Of Fame Star (1975)
Tony for Best Actor - The Happy Time (1968)
Emmy (5 Emmies) - Brigadoon (ROGO Production - Starred and Produced) (1966)
Grammy Gold Album for My Love Forgive Me (1966)
Grammy Best On Record (1965)
Grammy for Best New Artist (1962)
Theater World Award (1960)
Liberty All Canada TV Talent Award - Best Male Singer (1958)
Liberty All Canada TV Talent Award - Best Male Singer (1957)

Quotes:

"It wasn't until the first dress rehearsal that I discovered that he had a great pair of legs!
Even better I got to enjoy them every single performance for 18 months. I sat on stage, misty eyed, while he sang "If Ever I Would Leave You" and, to this day, I never told anyone which turned me on more, the voice or the legs!"
-JULIE ANDREWS (1985)-

"Goulet - the first time I’ve seen him on stage without braking into song - does admirably as the embattled George, handling his drunk session with impassioned lunacy.."
-Clive Barnes - New York Post - "Moon Over Buffalo" Broadway 1996-

"ROBERT GOULET’s vocal talents illuminate every medium of the entertainment world. A Grammy, Tony and an Emmy winner, he is a legendary artist of striking power. His illustrious career has spun for over half a century and he is considered one of the greatest baritones of our times. Equally adept at picking up nuances of a Broadway musical, caressing the lyric of a romantic ballad or amplifying the excitement of a swinging melody, whether in person or one of his 70 best-selling albums, he has enriched the lives of music lovers worldwide."
-Robert Goulet Ofical Website- www.robertgoulet.com-

Motto: "Check it Out"

-I second that motto with this collection-

-You will be missed. Thank you for all the wonderfulness that was Robert Goulet-

May you rest in piece Mr. Goulet.