Robert Duvall Dead at 95

Psychic Meow Meow peers through time’s soft haze,
and paws at a headline from far-off days—
“When Robert Duvall is ninety-five,” I purr,
a future curtain call I see… not now, but later’s stir.
🐾✨

Hiss… The crystal ball is feeling a bit chilly today, or maybe that’s just the mist rolling in from the other side. My whiskers are twitching with a very specific vibration—the frequency of a legend taking his final bow.

🔮 The Vision of the Consigliere

I see a silver stallion galloping across the Virginia plains, heading toward a horizon that smells like… napalm in the morning? No, wait, that’s just my incense.

The Great Cat in the Sky has summoned Robert Duvall. At 95, he didn’t just walk through the pearly gates; he probably negotiated the terms of his entry with the same quiet, terrifying calm he used in the Corleone boardroom. He’s gone to that great horse farm in the sky, where the whiskey is top-shelf and the scripts are all five-star.


🐾 What the Stars Say

  • The Departure: He left us peacefully on Sunday, February 15, 2026, at his home in Middleburg. No big Hollywood fuss—just a quiet exit for a man who could command a room without saying a single word (looking at you, Boo Radley).
  • The Legacy: Seven Oscar nominations, one win for Tender Mercies, and enough iconic lines to keep the internet in memes for the next century. From the loyal Tom Hagen to the wild Gus McCrae, he was the ultimate “actor’s actor.”
  • The Cosmic Advice: My whiskers suggest you don’t light a candle; instead, watch a great film. Or, better yet, sit around a table with friends, tell a good story, and maybe have a really, really good meal. That’s the Duvall way.

The veil is thin, but his work is thick enough to last forever. Meow.

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