@Banner1979 It'd be pretty hard to not like him -- mumbly voice, perpetual cigarrette, cool understated manner, silver hair...plus mad fighting skills! I still can't figure the title though. When I first heard of Man in a Suitcase, I expected something rather campy and over-the-top!
@sunnydreamsgirl He's called that because that's all he has - his suitcase. He has no home, nowhere to settle down, he's always travelling and stopping at hotels and other accommodations with his suitcase his only companion. Bradford was a fan of Marlon Brando and even starred with him in a film called The Chase which led him to be cast as Mac.
@Banner1979 I've sort of gathered that from watching these few episodes, but it still isn't the best title in the world. The Chase sounds familiar, but I personally cannot handle watching Marlon Brando. He bothers me. ;D
@sunnydreamsgirl Maybe a better one would have been McGill or The Bounty Hunter (as that's what it was). Even so, it was a cool action show that was set in England. Marlon Brando was one of the best actors of his generation. It's okay if you don't like him, but Bradford said it was a pleasure working with him and that he was fond of his acting style, i.e. the method style where actors don't just act out roles, they become their characters.
@sunnydreamsgirl Maybe a better one would have been McGill or The Bounty Hunter (as that's what it was). Even so, it was a cool action show that was set in England. Marlon Brando was one of the best actors of his generation. It's okay if you don't like him, but Bradford said it was a pleasure working with him and that he was fond of his acting style, i.e. the method style where actors don't just act out roles, they become their characters.
@Banner1979 McGill probably would have worked well -- but I generally think of shows by the main character's name anyway! I'm fairly pleased with the British espionage series I've seen, outside of The Avengers. It's simply too quirky!
@sunnydreamsgirl I agree *lol*. Quite weird and not very conventional. It was more of a fantasy action series, wasn't it? Thank goodness MIAS wasn't like that. It was a harder, grittier kind of show which featured a no-nonsense lead, great fights and interesting plots.
@ILoveRayMilland Eeek! You found my NEW account! Not like that was very hard -- I'm so unoriginal. The name was a dead giveaway! Haha!
This is completely beside the point, but we need to have an epic discussion on Ray Milland one of these days. Currently, he's my favoritest actor. (And I rather have you to thank for that!) ;D
wow....check out the wallpapers!
OurManFIint 4 months ago
@OurManFIint That's 1966 for you. :)
Banner1979 4 months ago
"Quit talking about it and come and get me, you gutless wonder!"
Seriously, I just ♥ McGill.
sunnydreamsgirl 1 year ago
@sunnydreamsgirl He is one superb tough guy. One of the best on TV. I don't blame you for liking him. ;)
Banner1979 1 year ago
@Banner1979 It'd be pretty hard to not like him -- mumbly voice, perpetual cigarrette, cool understated manner, silver hair...plus mad fighting skills! I still can't figure the title though. When I first heard of Man in a Suitcase, I expected something rather campy and over-the-top!
sunnydreamsgirl 1 year ago
@sunnydreamsgirl He's called that because that's all he has - his suitcase. He has no home, nowhere to settle down, he's always travelling and stopping at hotels and other accommodations with his suitcase his only companion. Bradford was a fan of Marlon Brando and even starred with him in a film called The Chase which led him to be cast as Mac.
Banner1979 1 year ago
@Banner1979 I've sort of gathered that from watching these few episodes, but it still isn't the best title in the world. The Chase sounds familiar, but I personally cannot handle watching Marlon Brando. He bothers me. ;D
sunnydreamsgirl 1 year ago
@sunnydreamsgirl Maybe a better one would have been McGill or The Bounty Hunter (as that's what it was). Even so, it was a cool action show that was set in England. Marlon Brando was one of the best actors of his generation. It's okay if you don't like him, but Bradford said it was a pleasure working with him and that he was fond of his acting style, i.e. the method style where actors don't just act out roles, they become their characters.
Banner1979 1 year ago
@sunnydreamsgirl Maybe a better one would have been McGill or The Bounty Hunter (as that's what it was). Even so, it was a cool action show that was set in England. Marlon Brando was one of the best actors of his generation. It's okay if you don't like him, but Bradford said it was a pleasure working with him and that he was fond of his acting style, i.e. the method style where actors don't just act out roles, they become their characters.
Banner1979 1 year ago
@Banner1979 McGill probably would have worked well -- but I generally think of shows by the main character's name anyway! I'm fairly pleased with the British espionage series I've seen, outside of The Avengers. It's simply too quirky!
sunnydreamsgirl 1 year ago
@sunnydreamsgirl I agree *lol*. Quite weird and not very conventional. It was more of a fantasy action series, wasn't it? Thank goodness MIAS wasn't like that. It was a harder, grittier kind of show which featured a no-nonsense lead, great fights and interesting plots.
Banner1979 1 year ago
@sunnydreamsgirl
Ahhh, Emm...we meet again! ;-D
ILoveRayMilland 11 months ago
@ILoveRayMilland Eeek! You found my NEW account! Not like that was very hard -- I'm so unoriginal. The name was a dead giveaway! Haha!
This is completely beside the point, but we need to have an epic discussion on Ray Milland one of these days. Currently, he's my favoritest actor. (And I rather have you to thank for that!) ;D
sunnydreamsgirl 11 months ago
@sunnydreamsgirl YES. WE DO. That is seriously exciting news. The Magnificent Mr. Milland is so much brilliance! Haha!
ILoveRayMilland 11 months ago
@ILoveRayMilland Indeedy! I mean, he was even good in Bulldog Drummond Escapes! And it was really B-movieish!
sunnydreamsgirl 11 months ago