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I had no idea not only that Miss Garland had had a stand in but that Mrs. Doll is still with us at 105 [!]. BTW, at age 30, in 1949, she survived a commercial airline plane crash that killed 36 other passengers and nearly had her foot amputated but defied doctors who said she'd never dance again by pushing herself to overcome their gloomy prediction! If she DOES still have a pair of ruby slippers, I hope she's careful not to wear them out in the rain. IIRC, the 'rubies' were all very carefully assembled tiny pieces of dried cherry gelatin! Thanks for this!

The tragedy is that all four performers wound up having their 'tomorrows' cut short in no small part due to having had their health compromised via tobacco smoking (and Lucy especially seemed to have her voice . ..affected at least in part due to those coffin nails). On a MUCH lighter note, though, in the first part of the classic 'Lucy Does a Television Commercial' when Lucy took out the television tube and dressed up as a bellhop and announced 'The Lucy Ricardo Show!' to try to impress Ricky to have her on his TV spot, she was dressed up as the then-famous vertically challenged Phillip Morris character 'Johnny the Bellhop' [Johnny Roventini 1910-1998] who'd announced the sponsored show its first few years when originally broadcast.

What a wonderful thing Lucy did for Mary Jane in what had to be the worst time in her life (and no parent can truly ever 'get over' losing a child)! Yes, playing a goofy character whose biggest worry was how to get herself and Lucy out of Lucy's messes was probably therapeutic for her! It also needs to be said that Mary Jane was very popular with all the 'Lucy Show' and 'Here's Lucy' regulars and provided at least one great benefit. Desi Arnaz, Jr. has said that Mary Jane was 'a calming influence. Which was always sorely needed!'

Exactly what I needed to hear this morning, thank you 🙏😊

Great quote.❤

Great time together

Can't wait! When?

Miss Hepburn was amazing from Day One! When she was a teenager in NAZI occupied Holland, she worked for the Dutch Underground while pursuing her goal of being a ballet dancer- smuggling vital communications in her ballet shoes! And, like so many other Dutch citizens, she suffered from malnutrition during the closing days of WWII -despite her aristocratic background. That's one reason she was so dedicated to helping others especially children and teens in UNICEF since she never forgot having had malnutrition! Thanks for that!

Miss Schafer seemed as though she'd have been fun to have had for a friend had one had reason to have known her! She'd been friends with both Jim and Henny Backus long before . Years after GI was over, Mr. Backus got cast in a TV movie playing the President of the US- and when Miss Schafer's reaction was 'My God! Henny's running the country!' Also, she kept her age an unlisted number for many decades so folks would be surprised when she died at how much younger she had appeared than her actual age of 90! Thanks for this!

What was funny about Aunt Bee is that she had Miss Bavier's 'Old New York City High Society' accent rather than anything remotely US Southern or North Carolinian (and I'm from somewhere near that ballpark). However, Aunt Bee's US Southern fans never held that against her. I guess they must have just thought that that was Aunt Bee's way of speaking! Sadly, Miss Bavier wound up regretting her move to North Carolina since so many of her neighbors not only called her 'Aunt Bee' but some even spoke to her as though she WAS Aunt Bee. On the other end of the spectrum, Betty Lynn moved to Mr. Griffith's very hometown of Mt. Airy and she was happy to let them embrace her as Thelma Lou and they treated her like a queen! Yep, Betty Lynn who'd never married and only had a few distant cousins FOUND her family and had a happier twilight than Mr. Griffith himself had had as a child growing up there.

Where do I got to go for the live chat? I was looking for the next show all week.

So happy for you , I do not understand, where's the live chat*. I was invited to, by dear Chuck ❤🎉

Hello when is the live chat?

Happy times in Los Feliz! Thank you 😘

Well, aren’t you two cute 😉

Hugs! I love her movies Sabrina onward to anything I haven't seen of her yet. Which is a lot. 🎉

What a good hearted woman

Synopsis: Two rival film critics with vastly different perspectives on the art of cinema find themselves trapped in a vault on a studio backlot with thousands of reels of film and a vintage projector, sharing the last hours of their lives. (I see a blitz of the most notorious independent film festivals!)

Good job it does look like her the shaving is a little strong on the nose and the lines too strong on the upper lips but great job. Keep doing your great work

It's a good thing you caught the door before it latched! I'm not so sure you'd have 'perished' but you and your pal likely would have gotten a bit dehydrated and/or soiled yourselves before you were found- to say nothing of the 20 Century Fox security busting you for trespassing. Now, maybe if the area held nitrate stock film, it might have spontaneously combusted and that could have been a means of demise. I once nearly got locked inside a museum in New Orleans after closing time but, thankfully, there was a guard there who heard my pleas and let me out before the outer door had been entirely secured ! More than once since then I've wondered how it would have been to have been in same quarters overnight with that much history at hand. So I somewhat get having mixed feelings being stuck where one shouldn't have been BUT being surrounded by history!

Omg i want one!!!!

How cool!! Synchronicity …. His daughter Tyron (sp) for years lived near me here in SW Wisconsin, in the cool town of Viroqua, where I had a B&B years ago, and my partner and I, started the restoration of the Temple Theatre from movies to performing arts!! Small world! Thanks Chuck

Gary Sinise and Keanu Reeves are the only Hollywood celebrities I admire, both very caring, outstanding men. May Mac Sinise RIP. He lives with us through his music. Arctic Circle is hauntingly beautiful. And he also made sure to still contribute to his dad, Gary Sinise's Foundation,even after his death by donating all proceeds of his Ressurection and Revival album.

I know that Miss Garland had some serious issues but it's good to know that her children had something with her that she herself had NEVER had with her own mother- she made no secret of loving them and LIKING them as people! I can't help but wonder if Miss Garland had been the one to see a movie with her own mother Ethel being carried off -would she also have been scared . .. or relieved?

Interesting story about how that hairdresser saved the young Miss Taylor's tresses. Good for him! She had more serious lifelong repercussions via her time in the movie. Namely, she fell from the horse and broke her back during the racing scene (and was included of the film itself)! Yes, the young trouper did her best to shrug it off ASAP but she'd be plagued by serious back problems the rest of her life and this was a contributing factor in her getting prescribed pain medications which would also be something Miss Taylor would struggle to overcome in later years. However, this did nothing to dampen her adoration of her stallion costar called King Charles (a grandson of the famous Man O' War) whom she actually BOUGHT and had him cared for the rest of his life from the time she was 13 to his death ten years later. Oh, and she kept on riding horses for many decades thereafter despite the above mentioned back issues! Thanks for sharing this!

Types of real humane dynamics, that are coming from a solid base of true love, & care, that most of people of this moment know nothing about. And they wouldn't like to know, & not to be that good, & that true. True luck is true love, & care.

A beautiful love story for sure. Brought such emotions to the the surface of Nancy at his casket saying goodbye to her great love. What a life they had together

Your so lucky!

That is a riot, poor kids. My mother was so excited about this movie. Huge build up, she made popcorn and we settled in to watch. I was terrified at the monkeys, munchkins and witch. Convinced that all were going to turn up in my closet or under my bed, my mother had to stay in my bedroom as I cried myself to sleep.

New subscriber here. I'm really enjoying these episodes and thank you for sharing this one about Judy who I've loved since I was 5!

Those monies frightened alot of people! Including my husband and brother would not watch the movie as an adult.

Them being gay should tell them to stop supporting islam😂 they hate that lifestyle

That was a funny story honestly. Liza and Lorna have a lot of stories about their mother. Some good but some that was pretty tragic. I am glad they live relatively normal lives today because I know how tough it is with an addictive parent.

So funny Chuck. Love love the purse too! ❤

Great story...and purse!

Hallo, ik vind je video's leuk, maar ik ben in de war. Is er een reden waarom je nooit antwoord geeft op mijn vragen over Hollywood? I Ik respecteer uw mening en werk. Bedankt, ik ben een millennial-fan van jouw keuzemateriaal 🎉😊

can't look at this sellout hawaii Oprah loving loser the same way ever. but, your talent is awesome.

Yes, the odd thing about the 'Sesame Street' episode is that it scared so many children viewers (and angered their parents) that the episode was only shown a single time and never repeated by PBS (though I did eventually see a copy of it on RUclips but I'm not sure it's still available). Interestingly enough, it had the WotW allied with Oscar the Grouch AND had her 'disguise' herself as a sweet little old lady to infiltrate the Street. IIRC, this was about the time she'd become semi-famous playing Cora the Maxwell House Storekeeper who seemed like a fave older relative one wish one could visit more often than just those ads! Yes, I can see why Miss Hamilton wanted to calm children down and thankfully Mr. Rogers was a great help to her in that goal.

Wow, that looks amazing!

Love The painted Veil fabulous Greta Garbo movie love her scenes with John Barrymore also in the Grand Hotel...such an amazing actress and I love love love your work sir. ❤

Holy crap, what a great story! Thank you.

That is not accurate. Francis abhorred cursing and would be the first to lash out at anyone who used foul language on the set. Once she actual swatted George Linsey (Goober) with her umbrella because he was using profanity. And for the record she got along famously with Jim Nabors and Elinore Donahue as well as the Howard family.

That's amazing -- so cool!!!

One thing that was unusual about Miss Swanson was that she became a vegetarian and health food devotee many decades before it was trendy. Considering that she would live to 84, this may have served her well. In spite of being only 4 foot 11 inches in height, she was definitely a larger than life person! BTW, in addition to having been married six times, one of her paramours was Joseph Kennedy, Sr. - and when she found out that he'd somehow finagled it so that she herself would pay for the 'gifts' he'd given her, it somewhat cooled the bond. Anyway, one of their mutual acquaintances later said that 'Joe still carries a torch for you!', Miss Swanson replied, 'Good! I hope it BURNS him!'

Baby! Omar was HOT. Imagine him telling you you're beautiful.

It looks amazing ❤

Interesting story about Mr. Thompson saving the day by pulling Lucy's pleated shirt from the table right before they were ready to shoot [maybe that's why she wore slacks and/or narrow skirts as soon as she could in the early 60's]. Anyway, speaking of the phrase 'keep your eye on the money and *I'm* the money', that reminds me of a poignant tale I heard about her in the mid-1960's when one of her accountants got upset because there was a great deal of shrinkage of office supply pencils from Desilu Studios and, upon hearing that, she opened a desk drawer and showed him that it was LOADED with the 'missing pencils'. She explained that 'when you grow up not having your own pencil, you make SURE you don't run out.' The accountant had to explain that since she was the president of Desilu and the pencils were the property of Desilu that she was stealing from HERSELF!

I believe it’s the left ear Carol pulled. This really is a super fine video. Congratulations to all of you.

I had to take a break because I became so emotional over your story Chuck. I’m now back watching the other half. Also, it’s wonderful to see you Joyce and realize you have a channel that I am now subscribed to. It’s also great to meet Pomona. I’m also subscribed to YOU! Really excellent video so far. Congratulations on this video Chuck.

I have referred to this as the season of Barbra and I'm here for all of it...and ready for it to continue with whatever she wants to bring.