From 1953's incredibly bizarre The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T, written by Dr. Seuss himself, we have this musical number featuring the film's villain Dr. Terwilliker getting dressed to conduct his 500-...
From 1953's incredibly bizarre The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T, written by Dr. Seuss himself, we have this musical number featuring the film's villain Dr. Terwilliker getting dressed to conduct his 500-boy piano symphony. Dr. T is played by Hans Conried, whom you may recognize as the voice of Captain Hook in the animated Peter Pan.
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Camp as cats meat. First saw this film in 1955 at the Granada Saturday morning pictures club in Chichester UK. Kind of spookie in a fun sort of way and ahead of it's time. Nice musical numbers.
No wonder he wants to be dressed in the blossoms of a million pink trees, it'll help get rid of the smell if the liverworst and cheese he wants to wear starts to go bad
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I hope PBS gets around to doing a bio on his life & career!!!