RIP Mr Pennock

Though it is a year late. Rest in Peace, Mr. Pennock. You are missed.

 I have posted about watching  "Dark shadows'  before.

I used to walk down over the hill, almost everyday after school  to watch Dark Shadows at a friends house, then afterward I would walk back. During the short days of winter it was often dark before I got back to my home. I just loved how different the whole Idea of these people who were caught in time, my favorite character was the actual house on the cliff., Collinswood with its  maze of hallways , and quaint decor, and then Jeb Hawkes, who was initially referred to as The Leviathan, some sort of evil shapeshifter appeared .

Years came and went.

All too soon before he left this realm,  thru the magic of the interwebs , there he was again.

Fare ye well , Oh Captain, my Captain
see you again nest time "round!

 

Christopher Pennock (June 7, 1944 – February 12, 2021) was an American actor.^[2]

Pennock had been active for over 40 years starring on and off-Broadway, in repertory and experimental theater, and in many films and television shows.^[2] He was perhaps best known for his run on the television show Dark Shadows in the early 1970s, playing multiple roles in various timelines. He also appeared in 1971 film spinoff Night of Dark Shadows.^[2] He appeared in over 50 guest-starring roles on television from Melrose Place^[2] to General Hospital, as well as numerous films, among them James Ivory's Savages (1972)^[3] and Graeme Clifford's Frances (1982)^[2] (starring Jessica Lange and Sam Shepard). He was a lifetime member of the Actors Studio.

Pennock wrote and illustrated a continuing comic-book series about his experiences on the set of Dark Shadows. He lived with his wife in Idyllwild, California.^{[citation needed]} He was known for his devotion to the Dzogchen school of Tibetan Buddhism.

Pennock died on February 12, 2021, at the age of 76.^[4]

Christopher Pennock (June 7, 1944 – February 12, 2021) was an American actor.^[2]