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 | This Town (1967) Gil Peterson From The Cool Ones. Lovely Nita Talbot in a towel ringing wet welcomes young Gil into her apartment. This song later became a standard of Frank Sinatra's late 60's canon. |
 | Mary Astor does "Norma Desmond" (1956) Academy Award winner Astor played the classic role for TV in the 50's opposite the great Darren McGavin as "Joe Gillis". Mary was great but one longs for the 'theatricality" of Gloria. McGavin, on t |
 | "Momma" Anne Ramsey on her Oscar nod (1988) The longtime character actress reacts to being an overnight sensation--after 50 years. Her performance in Throw Momma From The Train finally made Anne a star. Sadly she was suffering from cancer (her |
 | Gypsy Rose Lee dishes drinks, dance tips, and....(1958) Gypsy Rose Lee offers gin tp detective Philip Carey but prefers the Tea for Two Tango. |
 | Cell Block Riot Women In Chains (1972) Lois Nettleton and an array of broken broads (including Belinda Montgomery, Neile Adams, Hazel Medina, Kathy Cannon, BarBara Luna and the great Lucille Benson) go berserk, causing much consternation f |
 | Chester Morris with enemy at his rear--and Neva Patterson at his back!! (1961) Another clip from classic BEN CASEY episode "An Expensive Glass of Water." |
 | Lesbian loneliness & Leslie Caron (1963) from The L-Shaped Room. Unmarried & pregnant, Leslie lives in a London boarding house populated by some truely memorable characters. Here she assists the superb (and unnominated) Dame Cicely Cour |
 | Mens Rooms, Marriage & Murray Head (1966) From The Family Way Mum Marjorie Rhodes chides husband John Mills and son Murray Head at the breakfast table. Head (in his film debut) demonstrated the same charismatic chemistry with Hayley Mills th |
 | Marjorie Rhodes in THE FAMILY WAY (1966) British character actress Rhodes was nearly 70 when she won accolades for this film. As the wife of John Mills she discusses the odd origins of her own marriage while attempting to figure out the 'iss |
 | Ben Casey locks horns with Chester Morris (1961) Morris (1901-1970) is demanding millionaire businessman Walter Tyson. Diagnoed with a brain tumor, the irascible CEO is not used to getting his own way. How innocent the times were. Notice how a canc |
 | Martin Balsam- Brilliant Actor 1973 Balsam (1919-1996) , the Bronx-born Olivier was a one of a kind actor, This monologue from Summer Wishes Winter Dreams is certainly Oscar calibur. The WWII Air Force vet won the Oscar for A Thoudand C |
 | Joan Fontaine meets Kay Walsh (1967) Joan, in her last theatrical film, is recovering from a nervous breakdown and takes a position as a school teacher in a secular school run by Kay's brother |
 | Sylvia Sidney: Hurlcutt, Heart Attack & Happy New Year!!! from Summer Wishes Winter Dreams. While walking to the theater mother & daughter (Sylvia Sidney & Joanne Woodward) rehash old gripes, culminating with Sylvia's heart attack. Hard to believe sh |
 | Sylvia Sidney on Lemons, London & Lousy Service from Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams (1973) Sylvia and daughter Joanne Woodward bicker during lunch. |
 | Elaine Stritch digs Fur, "soft things"...and Juliet Prowse! from Who Killed Teddy Bear? Stritch is a Times Square barkeep who presses her advantage with the distressed South African siren Prowse (1936-1996) in the 1965 camp classic. |
 | Kate Smith Pickaninny Heaven from HELLO EVERYBODY (1933). Another addition to the "What Were They Thinking?" file. At the height of the Great Depression, Hollywood decided to make a Movie Star of songstress Smith. It is a wonder |
 | Foot Fetish Pt. Deux, Liz-Southern Fried From REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYE (1967) Homosexual houseboy, Alacleto, expands on his fetish. Interrupted by La Liz who recites a cholesterol challenged bill of fare ("the whole Shebang"?) which no d |
 | Foot Fetish Part One: Anacleto's Dream From REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYE (1967): Mix 1 Marlon Brando, 1 Liz Taylor, 1 Carson McCullers. Stir with a John Huston and you get this mismashed mess! A truly 'bizzare' film fron the late 60's. |
 | Bobby Darin: Italian Gigolo From The Happy Ending (1969) In one of his last film roles, Darin plays an aging male beauty in distress. Here he finds a naive Jean Simmons who gets the lowdown from worldly Shirley Jones. |
 | John Forsythe & Jean Simmons battle it out From The Happy Ending (1969). Hard to believe that Jean & John passed only 2 months apart. This is a great scene which highlights the abyss that grows after a long marriage. Sorry for the sync. |
 | Aspirins & Autos The Happy Ending (1968) The great Nanette Fabray offers a platter of pills to beautiful Jean Simmons and Tina Louise during a house party. |
 | Rex Harrison & Richard Burton Staircase (1969) In response to Mia & Liz, this is the introduction to the two London hairdressers played by Sexy Rexy and Dashing Dick in their second pairing 7 years after Cleopatra. Having two of Hollywood's no |
 | Laurie Anderson Interview 1985 (PBS) During the annual fundraiser, Mrs. Lou Reed talks of drums and hit records. The dead ringer for Annette Benning proves to be an awkward interview. |
 | Shirley Jones "The Happy Ending" (1969) Shirley should've been Oscar nominated for her part in this Dick Brooks film. As the 'well-traveled' Flo, she is terrific as the longtime mistress of the married Lloyd Bridges (also superb). |
 | River Phoenix vs. Tuesday Weld (1986) From a TV movie: 15 yr. old River faces off with his mom played by one-time badgirl, Tuesday. Tuesday's still here; River, sadly, is not. That's Geraldine Fitzgerald as Weld's mother in this generat |
