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Thursday, February 9, 2017

Game of Thrones actor Peter Vaughan who played Maester Aemon Targareyan has passed away at the age of 93

Game of Thrones actor Peter Vaughan who played Maester Aemon Targareyan has passed away at the age of 93



Game of Thrones actor Peter Vaughan who played Maester Aemon Targareyan has passed away at the age of 93

Popularly known for his role in Game of Thrones, Peter Vaughan, who played Maester Aemon in the HBO series breathed his last today. He was 93. An official statement about the demise of the British actor has been passed in which his agent Sally Long-Innes has said, “This is to confirm that very sadly Peter Vaughan passed away at approximately 10.30 this morning. He died peacefully with his family around him.” Peter Dinklage a.k.a Tyrion Lannister from GOT took to Twitter to express his views and thoughts about the sad demise of his co-actor. “Peter Vaughan who played Maester Aemon on Game of Thrones has passed away at the age of 93. And now his watch is ended. Rest In Peace,” he tweeted. (ALSO READ: Game of Thrones season 7 leaked pics prove that winter has come finally)


Peter, who played Jon Snow’s blind, scholarly mentor Maester Aemon Targareyan in Game of Thrones, started with his acting career way back in the 1950s. He became a well-known face in the Hollywood industry where he was seen playing primarily supporting roles on television, in films and radio.Apart from Game of Thrones, Vaughan is known for his role in Porridge where he played Harry Grout, the villain. Even though he appeared for only a couple of episodes, his performance was pretty impressive. His other works include Citizen Smith, The Remains of the Day, Our Friends in the North and Straw Dogs.







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Wednesday, January 25, 2017

Free At Last! Herman Wallace Has Finally Been Released

Free At Last! Herman Wallace Has Finally Been Released


--Special thanks to PBS, who is currently honoring Herman by streaming the new film Hermans House, which you can watch, in full, here.



MEDIA COVERAGE:  Oct. 2 episode of Democracy Now (embedded above) and Amy Goodmans Truthdig column  II  BBC News Magazine  II Steven Hawkins, Amnesty International II  NY Times  II  NY Times editorial  II  CNN  II  Times-Picayune (with photos of Hermans release)  II  The Advocate  II NBC  II  ABC / AP  II  South China Morning Post / AFP  II NY Daily News / Reuters  II  Huffington Post Live TV (w/ Robert King)  II WAFB CBS News Baton Rouge (video)  II  CBS National News  II  UPI  II  Catholic Online (w/ WGNO ABC video of Hermans arrival at LSU)  II  The Independent, UK  II  Medical Daily  II  France 24  II  Atlanta Black Star  II  Le Monde, France  II  Oregon Public Broadcasting / NPR  II  Fire Dog Lake  II  Daily Star, UK  II   The Scotsman  II  The Guardian  II  Die Welt, Germany  II  Mumia Abu-Jamal  II  Common Dreams 
(Herman upon release, on route to the LSU hospital. 
You can click on the photo above to enlarge.)
--View A3 Coalition photos from Hermans release at Flickr and Indybay. and a video of his arrival at the LSU hospital.

After a long, dramatic day, we are humbled to report that the indomitable, irrepressible Herman Wallace has just been released after spending over 4 decades in solitary confinement.
Even after Judge Jacksons late evening ruling denying the States attempt at a stay and again ordering his immediate release, the State continued to stall.  Once notified of the continued delay, Judge Jackson stoically refused to leave his quarters until Herman was released, and just minutes ago, Herman was driven away from the prison a free man, awake and able to revel in this miraculous turn of events.
The State will likely still appeal to the 5th Circuit and attempt to have the order reversed, and may even re-indict him, but it seems that Herman, against all odds, has won.

Despite all the exciting drama of the day, this is obviously a deeply bittersweet moment for all those involved in the campaign as we know Herman may not have much longer amongst us, but thanks to the unwavering commitment to justice that those on this list have demonstrated over the years on A3s behalf, he will not die in prison behind solitary bars.

Now we must resolve collectively to harness this rediscovered energy and excitement and dedicate ourselves to getting Albert the same result without delay.

If you happen to be in New Orleans, supporters are holding a vigil tonight starting in just a few moments at 8pm. Everyone is welcome to come and celebrate this incredible news. Coliseum Square was the original location, but it has been changed to LSU, outside the hospital emergency room, at 2021 Perdido St New Orleans, LA 70112.

With awe, bewilderment, and a renewed optimism, we will keep supporters updated.

Herman Wallace, April 2013: All Power to the People!

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