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Did I see the great Peter Cushing's name roll by in the credits? I'd love to see Peter getting the M&W "treatment." I love these guys, and I'm an American.

No actress today can begin to compare to the nonpareil Audrey H. She was a natural. A class-act.

What a class-act! A true professional of the first-order!

One of the most intense, nerve-wrenching, and heartbreaking scenes in motion pictures. I love her response to the prison guard's admonition, "Don't hold your breath and it won't be that bad." To which she snaps, "How the hell would you know!"

Long gone are the days of singers performing with a live studio orchestra. Now days, most music is created electronically. Recordings such this have a wonderful immediacy and intimacy lacking in today's recordings.

Gone are the days when singers recorded with a live orchestra. Now most stuff is manufactured electronically. It took talent, precision, and perfection to record with a live orchestra. Such recordings have an immediacy and intimacy lacking in recordings now days. Jim was a phenomenal talent. No o...

You picked up on that also. Not even his parents were concerned. Sadly, that is a common attitude among way too many parents.

Then why in the world are you even in here if you didn't like the movie? Why waste your time commenting? You wouldn't know a quality movie if it walked up to you and introduced itself as such. Go watch your cheap horror, and bathroom-humor movies. By the way, a movie doesn't have to be in color t...

Miss you, Bea! Thanks for the memories, the laughter, and being you.

Thanks, Bea, for all the fun and laughter. We'll never forget you. Right on, Maude!

Did anyone ever see Roger Corman's "Dinocroc"? I think it was a SyFy movie from a couple of years ago. Supposedly none of Roger Corman's films (those released in the theater) ever lost money.

Thanks a million Tom for your timely updates. You provide an invaluable service to those with sense enough to listen to you.

Thanks, Mitch, for the music, fun, and memories.

Like most families of the late Fifties and early Sixties, we had a couple of Mitch's albums, including the perfunctory Christmas album. Thanks, Mitch, for all the wonderful music, fun, and memories.

Perhaps had he started signing autographs, he may have gotten mobbed, unintentionally creating a public disturbance. How could he sign one and not not sign others? Signing autographs has got to be a difficult issue with celebrities. You risk being viewed as an asshole if you don't sign any, or vi...

What do you know about RR Auctions? I have a signed photo of Hitler I was thinking about consigning to them. I did read that one of their authenticators a fellow named Reznikof or Reznikoph was involved in a big scale scam involving JFK and Marilyn Monroe materials.

I got a good "education" in autograph collecting when I allowed myself to get scammed when I bought a Robert F. Kennedy-signed Heisman Trophy Award dinner program. The seller swore up and down it was genuine and that had he had obtained it in-person. After I bought it and proudly showed it to a f...

Whatever Joan's shortcomings may have been, she was the consummate professional--even toward the end of her film career when she was making schlock horror films. Joan was the best!

All those years of chain-smoking cigarettes.

In the book "Breakfast at Tiffany's" the George Preppard character was actually a gay gigilo. But that had to be changed to accommodate the social mores of the times. Still, it was a great movie, great acting, and great music.