DownGoesFrazier

Today, you shouldn't be posting-----You should be watching TCM.

I think that in DETECTIVE STORY he had the most exaggerated Kirk Douglas mannerisms.

A FAMILY PLOT?

When he had this exchange with you, was he doing his best Kirk Douglas imitation, gritting teeth and all?

He slightly resembles Sinatra.

I think that Arthur Miller and Monroe was a stranger pairing.

Anyone that thinks that "Hey Jude" is a great song should be shot at sunrise.

His health is probably up and down, so no long-term plan or announcement can be formulated.

I saw Ben's intro. I don't believe he mentioned that it was Doris' birthday.

This is not the same song that was recorded by Mary Hopkin, and "Dance the Night Away" is not the same song as the one done by Van Halen......If you rank the individual giants of the history of rock, Eric Clapton has to be in the top ten.

If THIS is your favorite film of both Hope and Turner, you must not think too much of either's filmography

Natalie Wood

The roles may have been good, but the films were obscure.

After that , it was all downhill for the film career of Teresa Wright, who had started off with such a bang.

I watched a few episodes of the Doris Day Show, and was not overly impressed. I saw the two-parter with Lew Ayres as a reclusive billionaire.

So you liked "Fred Garvin, Male Prostitute"?

I am being absolutely blown away by a few of the lesser-known tracks by Cream------"Deserted Cities of the Heart", "Those Were the Days", and "Dance the Night Away". Fantastic. Will someone please post one or more of these?

You're just jealous because he was Chevy Chase, and you weren't.

Vanilla Fudge's version is analogous to Rare Earth's version of "I'm Losing You".

Duff also played the lead in a classic "Twilight Zone" episode

This sounds like the ending of CHINATOWN gone haywire.

THE BAD SEED

I didn't know about this, but this has got to top anything that anyone else can up with.

I didn't see the picture, but it takes a lot to offend me.

Were Wrangler jeans named after him?