u/Keltik

Bottoms Up (1934), yet another Spencer Tracy Fox precode I'd never heard of before. His only musical?

Bottoms Up (1934), yet another Spencer Tracy Fox precode I'd never heard of before. His only musical?

u/Keltik — 16 hours ago

Ever since Dave’s ma died, I’ve had the same dream 2 or 3 nights a week. It’s always the same. A stranger comes into my home. He’s tall, lean, like yourself. Has a voice like yours. Even walks like you. He comes with a gun in his hand. He comes to kill my boy. /// I’m not the man in your dream.

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u/Keltik — 16 hours ago

Premiere week on ABC: personal appearances on Hollywood Boulevard featuring the casts of The Addams Family, Ben Casey, Wendy and Me, Wagon Train, Mickey, Burke’s Law and Peyton Place. (1964)

u/Keltik — 18 hours ago

Ray Milland commercial for Schlitz Beer, 1959. After 177 years Schlitz is ceasing prodution. RIP.

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u/Keltik — 1 day ago
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Admiral TV 📺promotion 1953. Admiral corporation ran a massive promotional giveaway tied to be theatrical release of Walt Disney's Peter Pan.

u/Initial_Reason1532 — 1 day ago
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Slattery’s People (CBS, 1964-1965): Acclaimed look at local politics with Richard Crenna and Ed Asher, which earned props from actual politicians for its accuracy. The pilot script was used in a TV writing book by Coles Trapnell called “Teleplay.”

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u/Keltik — 2 days ago
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The Most Deadly Game (1970)

Produced by Aaron Spelling, was an ABC drama about three criminologists who only take on high profile cases. Starred Ralph Bellamy, George Maharis, and Yvette Mimieux. 12 episodes aired.

u/DelGriffithPTA — 2 days ago
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Could anyone's hoard contain rare Monkees?

I have been a long-time fan of The Monkees - both the music and the television show. People in the film and video collecting circles might not realize there are actually rare and possibly lost versions of some episodes from the show because the studio actually changed the music. I made a video a few years back about this:

https://youtu.be/a3ObzKwZNbY?si=S5peRNA9UBphmMW0

I'm going around hoping word could get to people who have video or audio recordings that can fill in the gaps on these rare programs (originally broadcast from 1969-1972, but sometimes used for syndication in later years).

Those who have 16mm and 35mm collections occasionally have these rare versions. I have paid to have a handful of them scanned for preservation.

The alternate shows have also been known to air outside the US, particularly in the UK and Japan, but other international airings could be possible as well. I'm always interested to find recordings of the TV series from around the world, I haven't come across many.

In the most interesting cases, people actually recorded the audio of these programs on audio cassettes in the early 1970s. These have provided evidence of at least four episodes that haven't turned up (publicly) on film or video tape.

If you think people in your collecting circles have some of these materials, I'd be interested to hear from them.

u/Keltik — 3 days ago
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Johnny Guitar (1954)

I'm making my way through some Joan Crawford movies recently and was intrigued by this one and this movie is a BLAST.

SO MANY great campy lines in this movie. The dialogue is incredible and honestly the cinematography is gorgeous in some scenes. I really thought it was just one to trudge through, but man was I wrong.

Joan was great as always. As problematic as she is/was, she is so fun to watch in movies like this.

u/Keltik — 6 days ago