Never mind that shit, here comes Mongo.
Never mind that shit, here comes Mongo.
I'm sad that he is gone but I laughed hard at this.
Yeah saw that on imgur today. I grew up in the 80's though with a strong dislike for anything even remotely "Western". So Blazing Saddles was before my time and not an interest. He was my childhood hero in Woman in Red though, awkward guy that all of a sudden gets the interest of the hottest girl around? I straight up fantasized I was him, hell, that one seen got paused enough to warp the VHS tape.
I've always loved his work.
In college I directed a stage version of Young Frankenstein. I loved all of it except for not being able to play his part because I was directing.
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Saddles and Frankenstein are still my favourite comedies ever.
I heard the news late last night. Part of my inner child died.![]()
I'm glad someone finally mentioned Young Frankenstein. One of the greatest movies ever made. I know whenever people think of him they associate him with the Willy Wonka character but I hope he will be also remembered for the great work he did with Mel Brooks and in other movies. Incidentally, Gene Wilder wasn't his real name. It was Jerome Silberman. One more thing. I suddenly thought of a line from Willy Wonka today and it freaked me out. Here's the scene it's in:
"Is the Grisly Reaper mowing?"
He sure is this year.
There is no way I could watch Wonka right now.
So I will leave this here
For all the grief we give 2016 for taking so many souls, here is another that certainly will NOT be missed.
Phyllis Schlafly, 92, ultra-right activist & anti-feminist
http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/06/entert...h-obrian-dead/
Hugh O'Brian, best known for portraying 'Wyatt Earp' in a long running series dies, age 91.
imdb credits him for a lot of acting between 1950-2000 http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0639385/?ref_=nmmi_mi_nm
Isabelle Dinoire, the first face transplant patient, has died due to cancer developed from her body rejecting the transplant.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-37290986
He started out on 'The Roy Rogers Show' in the 1950s and did regular work on 'Mannix,' 'The Brady Bunch,' 'CHiPs' and so many other series.
Director Leslie H. Martinson, who worked on more than 100 television series during his prolific career and helmed Batman: The Movie in 27 days between the first two seasons of the wildly popular 1960s ABC show, has died. He was 101.
.He started out on 'The Roy Rogers Show' in the 1950s and did regular work on 'Mannix,' 'The Brady Bunch,' 'CHiPs' and so many other series.
Director Leslie H. Martinson, who worked on more than 100 television series during his prolific career and helmed Batman: The Movie in 27 days between the first two seasons of the wildly popular 1960s ABC show, has died. He was 101
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...irector-921817
Death going after the easy targets this week.
Alexis Arquette.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/11/entert...bit/index.html
Pretty sure Guildwork is about to be the next 2016 victim.