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Conrad never served for 40 years in the Air Force, in his early life, he wanted to join the Navy, but he was to young

it was 3 hours long they cut almost one hour from it I would love to see all the cut scenes

They would😂

Stunningly Beautiful Woman.

"Wake up the Roach."

She had a day time talk show in the 1960's, she was popular with both men and women, a rarity for a woman who was known to be a stripper.

IS SHE STILL ALIVE⁉️⁉️⁉️🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

Loved our miss brooks

Mistake? I do not think so.I loved this series and was disappointed that it only lasted one season.Shame on american tv networks not giving many series a chance to gain a folliwing when first broadcast.

There are many errors in this. Marcello’s daughter Barbara never struggled with drug addiction, she did not die from an overdose in 1986 at age 27. She died from lung cancer in 2018 at age 66. Outrageous! Also referring to 8 1/2 as Eight Twelve .

It's in his book: You Never Know: A Memoir. I am sure his fans have already read it.

She was one of my favourites when I was younger.

great cast.

Thanks for this .

Pronounced AN - NIS not Annies. At 3:26 the black & white image of an actress isn't even her but someone else!

"Fembots"!

she stabbed 3 people?

Absolutely fantastic movie ! It's the kind of movie that can never be forgotten !

''Physical maturity despite her young age''...funny. That's just an excuse the movie guy had cos it was so risque. She was very skinny and short at her 13 and could pass as a taller 12. She was grown up, for many girls that is the maximum height and skeletal development they reach, and it's better than adding more, but it's nothing extraordinary mature. Only more grownup than Dolores from the novel, which had the figure of a 10 year old.

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I met and worked with Tony Curtis late in his career. I engaged him to be the commercial spokesman for a client of my advertising agency. Tony approached this assignment with the same enthusiasm and professionalism as he did for the many rolls he undertook in his long movie career. Beyond that he was also a warm, honest and endearing person. Hank Druckerman

Meet the wonderful Diana Rigg in new york playing medea😊

The only messed up thing is the deceptive title. This man was a saint. Lady Betty was a hottie and my first childhood crush.

Liked Mr Chips and 39 Steps!

SACRAMENTO !

Deena Girl?

After hearing Dee-na Girl for the fourth time I'm like, "I can't watch any more of this!"

Season one won the Emmy for best Comedy Series.

Thanks for the bio. Wish you had delved deeper and mentioned the Purple Heart he was awarded in the Battle of Normandy, WWII.

Thanks for posting ,was one of my favourite shows as a kid ,,I had a lot of the toys too,,wish they still made things like this and not the trash they make now.

These are interesting random facts but not related to the electric company

Where are the scandalous pictures?

Favorites - Student Prince and Rose Marie

Too repetative !

Wayne Rogers and McLean Stevenson both left too soon,. There was still plenty of funny left in them.

Around 3:52 it mentions that Barbara Pepper played the wife of Fred Mertz on the I Love Lucy Show, I thought that was Vivian Vance, what else is incorrect on this video?

The one thing that always stood out to me about this masterpiece is just the humanity. How humanity can triumph thru adversity

The speaker keeps repeating himself, very monotone and bland.

A fitting wonderful tribute to Nelson Eddy. Unfortunately,time passing has not helped recall how multi-talented Nelson was. With Jeanette MacDonald the 'Sweethearts of the '30s' they both gave much pleasure to their audience. Their voices will remain for us - forever. But I would like more recognition in current times for two stars who were creative and had wonderful exceptional voices to share with us all. God bless Nelson and Jeanette because those who love music will always recognise their great talents.

_"That's the name of that tune"_ Tony's catchphrase. And one that I still use often. Would love to have that Electra-Glide, even taken In Cold Blood. But not from Mickey Gubitosi

She is

But was she good in different roles? You said that about a dozen times. Zzzzz. She was gorgeous that’s for sure.

The British original version from 1940 is infinitely superior to the Hollywood copy.

Great movie

I was a huge fan in my teen years in the 60s and had loved It Takes a Thief until they brought in Fred Astaire. I do remember watching this but don't remember anything about it. If it's available to watch on any cable or Internet channel other than YT, I haven't seen it since the 70s. And I did NOT like Hart to Hart. I neither believe nor disbelieve that he killed Natalie Wood.

Why yes, Twitter (X) users are morons.

This a commentary on each actor's resume and has almost nothing to do with the "Bride of Frankenstein" movie. S N O R E ! ! !

Roy "Thins?: Try "Thin-ness*

I was COMPLETELY in love with Joel Crothers!! LOVED that show because of him!

Playboy, period.