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Could I offer You a glass of Shewwy? - Beverly Michaels, Percy Helton

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57 feet tall "Glamazon" Bev arrives with suitcase and "record-player" to a strange town in California*, looking for lodging. Settling in with her Vodka, cigarette, and astrology magazine, she meets her "reptilian" neighbor! Great fun; not quite "film noir," more like "film gris!" Funny and preposterous, deliciously tawdry and '50s!!!

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  • I've actually downloaded and watched this movie because of your clip, so thanks! It was wonderful for what it was.

  • @macco360 I'm honored! Guess it was beyond a "B," but still a delight! There were so many amazing actors present! The "landlady" should have gotten a mention for her description of the room and her "Oh, I must remember to get that fixed!" comment! Methinks that Mr. Egan had a mortgage due, or otherwise would not have been a participant. Also, the lurid "Acapulco" scene is one of my favorites! Watching Richard Egan "making love" to the bottle is worth the price of admission! Glad you liked!

  • low budget, wouldn't you say?

  • @Seakyr This was somewhat lower than a “B” movie, but still fascinating! It was very ‘50s, and extremely “noir!” It also starred respected actor Richard Egan. Scenes like these just lend to its sleazy charm!

  • A glass of "shewwy"??? Did Percy take acting lessons from Elmer Fudd ???

  • @JubalCalif Percy always had that endearing little speech impediment; I think it cemented, and actually assisted him in his career as a very unique character actor. Thanks so much for your comment.

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  • Charley going after Billy is like a Chihauhau going after a Great Dane.....

  • @JubalCalif I heard him say "Sherry, not "Sherry." Perhaps the misinterpretation was due to his grinning as he is leering at Beverly. Try saying Sherry with a wide grin on you face and see how it comes out. Probably the same.

  • @varadero1839

    Well said & well put! The late great Mr Helton was a UNIQUE talent from the Golden Age of Character Actors! Thanks for your comment too! CHEERS, mate! :-)

  • Percy Helton was one of my all time favs; an absolute classic!

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