We heard the news that Christopher Lee had died, and the following conversation ensued:
Me: Huh, I thought he'd died 30 years ago!
Husband: No, he couldn't have, he was the voice of Death in the Discworld cartoon.
Me: I must have had him mixed up with that other fellow, y' know, Grand Moff Tarkin.
Son: Peter Cushing.
Husband: Isn't Peter Cushing still alive?
Me: No, he died back in 1978, after he was in
Shock Waves. *checks wiki*... erm, no, he died in 1994.
Husband: Well, maybe it seemed like Peter Cushing died so long ago because he was best known for
The Seventh Seal, playing chess with death and all...
Me: That was Max Von Sydow.
Husband: Was it really? And Max Von Sydow's been dead since the 80's...
Me: No, pretty sure he's still alive.
Husband: No way. He's been dead for ages.*checks wiki* Oops...
That's an impressive level of
wrong packed into one conversation. Clearly, son was the only person in the room who knew what they were talking about.