Mr. Gorman

Q (1982) A Larry Cohen film

HOFFMAN (1970-UK) Peter Sellers, Sinead Cusack

NIGHT OF THE SORCERERS (1973-Spanish)

CHE! (1969)

Which came first? A BOY NAMED SUE -or- A GIRL NAMED JEFF? I just don't know! Speaking of unusual names: In the great cinematic masterpiece from 1981 known as "The Cannonball Run" Farrah Fawcett quotes a bit of Joyce Kilmer's poem "TREES" and refers to Joyce as a "she" then Burt Reynolds corrects Farrah saying "He". Ok, now that I've mentioned these things I shall slither away . . .

I watched GREASE a few weeks ago and there's a scene at the drive-in where the gossip chain is going about Rizzo having a bun in the over. I think that's more polite than saying 'knocked up' -- which I believe was the title of a movie I haven't seen. I remember watching THE CAREY TREATMENT (1972) and an unexpectedly pregnant girl was sometimes noted to be "in trouble".

Speaking of CHRISTOPHER LEE, I recently bought a movie on a 'New Old Stock' WARNER VHS he featured in -- but did not star in: POLICE ACADEMY: Mission to Moscow (1994) Orson Welles isn't the only highly-regarded thespian who did movies "for the money"!

OPERATION BIKINI (1963)

RAIN PEOPLE, The (1969) starring the recently-deceased Shirley Knight along with James Caan and Robert Duvall. Next: A movie about someone who's irresponsible that you, the viewer, are supposed to find 'loveable' . . . but DON'T!

JOY IN THE MORNING (1965) next: RED SKY AT MORNING (1971)

LABORATORY (1980)

ESCAPE FROM DS-3 (1981-Sci•Fi)

TEN LITTLE INDIANS (1975) Filmed in Iran in a rather ornate desert palace Next: Scenes set in a Control Room

BLOOD BEACH (1981)

Yellowstone Kelly (1959)

Jewel Robbery (1932)

Madeline Kahn had a 1-season sitcom in the 1983 called "OH MADELINE" oPeN

Glynis Johns

ZAKES MOKAE Next: Born in Sweden

Jackie Gleason

ALAN CARNEY (in "Mr. Lucky") Next: Co-starred with Merle Oberon in the 1940s

TIME WARP (1981) Adam West, Gretchen Corbett (I just bought this movie on tape; it arrived today!).

ZOO IN BUDAPEST (1933)

PETER FINCH! Next: An actor or actress who is still well-remembered despite them appearing in a fair number of bad movies!

McQ (1974) Next: Steve McQueen in the '60s