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Jonathan Demme, who would go on to direct “The Silence of the Lambs”, in the 1977 film “The Incredible Melting Man”
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Tom Selleck, Teri Garr and Penny Marshall in a 1971 Safeguard soap commercial
u/EnleeJones — 2 months ago
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“Milk Money” - the first act has three 11-year-old boys pooling their money together so they hire a prostitute and have her show them her boobs. They do and she does.
This movie was promoted as a light-hearted romantic comedy.
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“My Father the Hero” a 14-year-old girl pretends her father is her lover to seem more interesting and impress a boy she likes.
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These two shameless freeloaders sleep all day and don’t pay rent.
u/EnleeJones — 2 months ago
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Richard Brake (that creepy guy in Pinocchio Unstrung, several Rob Zombie movies, Barbarian, Mayor of Kingstown, and your nightmares) made his debut in a 1993 episode of “Jeeves and Wooster”
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Tornado in Maryville, TN on 07/28/26
Screengrab from a video on WBIR’s IG account
u/EnleeJones — 3 months ago
Brent Spiner (then using the name Brent Mintz) on a 1972 episode of “To Tell The Truth”
u/EnleeJones — 3 months ago