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RIP Rod Taylor (January 11, 1930 - January 7, 2015), aged 84 You will be remembered as a legend.

what on earth,not hansome enough,he was hansome first class love him still jennifer

One of the many tales at a lunch I had with Rod in mid-90's was how he was going to do The War Wagon with the Duke (a while before they did The Trainrobbers), only Kirk Douglas pulled the carpet under him doing it for no fee and just a percentage of profits.

Frank Looks Like Indiana Jones

Where’s all the money now? In the assets and accounts of right wing billionaires who buy media so people don’t even know they are being conned. Joh would have pocketed plenty of kickbacks but did Queensland, or Australia, get any sovereign wealth from all this exploitative nonsense? Of course not. I’m not particularly left wing but this corruption and ripoff of wealth that belongs to locals boils my beans.

The James Bond we never had...hee had everything ....the looks,, the charm and the demeanour .

Is that Rosalind Cash as the judge?Rosalind Cash went on to play Hirana in the Knight Rider episode Voodoo Knight.

I loved Lance when i was 12.I thought he was so handsome.

Who is she?@3.36?i don't remember.

She's trouble ,you can tell.Loved the Corvette though.

How can i get the fiull series please?

I loved Lance at the time,i akways thought Angela was evil

One of my very favorite actors

An Aussie Legend was Rod Taylor😎🤘

Thank you Rod for a great classic movie. It's changed our lives. Every day, there is somebody all over the world watching this movie. The Time Machine is still travelling through time, and it won't stop.

No one holds a candle to Aussie Rod Taylor❤

You were so handsome Rod Taylor...still young & Gorgeous❤

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Wow, Rod was good.

Lidcombe Boy.🇦🇺

As a gift, years gone by when we got older one of my brothers bought me The Time Machine movie on dvd and in color! when as a kid dvds did not exist and we saw the movie in black and white. Rod Taylor so handsome!

You got nightmares pal

She's trouble

One of my absolute favorites!

Great actor....

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He's being modest. He was a really attractive man or he wouldn't of gotten the leading men roles. I loved The Time Machine (made in 1960s). He wasn't just a pretty face.. Great actor as well.

what a humble star!

The time machine was played on our last day of school when i was eighteen about 72. I can remember it now and the smell of the reels of machinery which smelt like fresh tar. Seeing fifty odd years later i thought how incredible it was apart from the funny beings at the end but it was a long time ago.😊

He was so unassuming and he had a mans man goodlooks . I just think he was s real man , no fake shit .

A superb actor. After all, he's a dinki-di Aussie. On yer, mate.

Rod Taylor was my favourite actor in the early 70s, when I was a little Aussie kid. I thought it was amazing that we had a Hollywood star. RIP Rod. What a lovely guy.

Too bad a sequel didn't come about. Underrated actor

"I wasn't good looking enough..." Whatever! I had a big crush on this man.

Aussie actor plays various rolls.

😊 what a great actor good movies

My first of memory of Rod Taylor, was when he on Falcon crest at the end the season. I loved him Alfred Hitchcook The birds. Rod Taylor, one of Australia best actors along with Mel Gibson. Australia people should be proud of Rod Taylor R.I.P.

Darker Than Amber has one of the most vicious fights on film and some of it was real.

Sean O’Casey

Always so down to earth....and talented!!! Much missed!!!!

I was a big fan of Rod from the TV series "Hong Kong" (1960-61). Rod played a fearless foreign correspondent named Glenn Evans. Glenn's best friend was Chief inspector Neil Campbell (Lloyd Bochner). Rod was superb in all facets of the role which included terrific fist fights and romancing the likes of Inger Stevens, Suzanne Pleshette, Felicia Farr, Bethel Leslie, and Joanna Moore. I wish Rod had talked about "Hong Kong" in the interview. I'd also like to know how he got the lead in "The Birds" less than two years after "Hong Kong". He wasn't a name star. Nobody knew who he was except his fans like me from "Hong Kong". You'd think Hitchcock would have attracted a much bigger name than Rod. I wonder what appealed to Hitch about Rod. I wonder who Rod beat out for the role of Mitch. I would have expected the film to have starred someone like Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, George Peppard, Cliff Robertson, Stuart Whitman, Anthony Perkins, Rock Hudson, or James Garner. But as a big fan I was thrilled Rod got the role. I guess part of the problem was that Tippi Hedren's role may have appeared much more important than Mitch. Maybe Hitch was a fan of "Hong Kong". Rod still looks great in this interview and seems to have good energy and a good memory. I'm guessing he was around 70, which is still pretty young. Rod worked with beautiful Suzanne Pleshette at least three times: "Hong Kong", "The Birds", and "Fate is the Hunter". Rod had one of the great fight scenes with William Smith in "Darker Than Amber", where Rod played investigtor Travis McGee. Viewers of "Hong Kong" knew Rod was a great fighter. Rod boxed in the Australian navy, so he could fight in real life. Travis McGee might have been a good TV role for Rod, perhaps on the Mystery Movie with Columbo. Thanks for posting this delightful interview.

Rod Taylor - wow!

Superb Sean O'Reada score for "Young Cassidy".

Rod Taylor had everything, I don't think he did a bad film and every film he was in he put his own stamp on it. In some ways it's good he did not become top table as that would have effected his naturalness. The Time machine is in my top 3 favourite films, a masterpiece and if you have read the book, the mental scenes you cunger up when reading the book exactly match the film. H G Wells would have been proud. RIP Rod.

A fascinating insight to the man and his movies. He is instantly likeable and unassuming. When you watch Rod Taylor in a movie you know your going to enjoy. Thanks for the memories Rod.

He was beautiful ...🥰

Not handsome enough?!?! You were gorgeous!

Born in 1930 Steve McQueen, Sean Connery, Clint Eastwood and Him.

Also the voice of Pongo in 101 Dalmatians (1961)!