I want to say thank you to the great members of The Keir Dullea Appreciation Group for kindly helping out to keep KEIR DULLEA ONLINE on the web. We were running into a renewal issue and with Christmas I just wasn’t able to afford to keep us up. I want to personally say thank you to Mia, Susan, Nichole and Greg for their very kind donations. If you would like to help out the site, please do so by clicking on the yellow DONATE button in this post. There you can help out the site through Paypal’s secure and safe transaction system. All donations go directly to the site. Thank you.

On behalf of ODYSSEY :: KEIR DULLEA ONLINE I’d like to wish Keir the happiest of days full of laughter, love, and beautiful things. I’ll be hoisting a cup of tea in your honour Mr. Dullea. Here’s to many years to come …. To infinity and beyond ……..

On behalf of ODYSSEY I’d like to wish Keir’s lovely wife Mia Dillon the happiest of days. Today she celebrates her birthday and I’m hoping she has a wonderfully relaxing day with Keir and celebrates with a good bottle of wine, cake and beloved ones. Happy Birthday Mia.

On behalf of ODYSSEY, I’d like to wish Keir the happiest of birthdays. He turns a ripe and spry 79 today and it is my deepest wish for a day full of happiness and joy. Here’s to a huge cake, a vintage bottle of wine and the love of family and friends.

I’m currently working on a huge gallery update including stills from Keir’s films, television work, stage and events from 1968 straight through to present. Those updates will be rolled out slowly so you can get a good look at what there is. Some of these photos are very rare finds and it has been my pleasure to collect them from various photo sources and bring them to you. I also have a new layout for both the main site and the gallery that will be up within the next two to three weeks, that is if I can finally get some things to work out. These images total about 500. I know compared to the amount of images in the gallery so far that figure might be somewhat low, however, a lot of these are rarities and are of a high resolution, unlike a lot of the screencaps from Keir’s work that are in medium quality. So I’m hoping that you stay tuned.