"This is way overdue, but can we not go into the “crooked Hollywood” discussion, let’s keep this about Burt." "Thank you. I was just about to ask the same. Let's do the boy wonder a courtesy and not rain on this at all." The reason why I asked was not to degrade Burt, but to fig...

The interesting part of it is: “My sincerest thanks to everyone who contributed to this great honor..." Financially? We all know the "Hollywood Walk of Fame" is more crooked than The Penguin's cane. They charge a lot of money for the star. According to Wikipedia, "The current (20...

These Stars are gettin paid to be there and making the huge money off there autograph too!!! Greed, Greed. So sad :( :( It depends on the venue. Some stars are paid because they are top draws. Some aren't that important and don't get any perks. Some get paid the FIRST time they do a show, but not t...

Julie hasn't had any contact as yet, but this business has been through so many twists and turns, it may get delayed for months. And months. Yes, it's a question whether it's better to do some intros for episodes (James Arness did that with "Gunsmoke") or sit around doing commentary tracks...

For me, a 100% evil CW would be 100% boring. She's multifaceted. Adam West described Julie Nemar as 'mercural'. Why not Catwoman? Well...Adam, in the A&E Bio. called her "out there." More accurate definition of Julie herself. The Catwoman character being "mercurial," maybe. ...

Or...Bradley Cooper, Ellen, Kevin Spacey, etc. etc. arrive as their favorite Batman villains...

Ellen and Brad go back in time, and host the Emmy Awards circa 1967

Funny...Gorshin playing Widmark's brother. I'll have to catch up with "Warlock." One of Frank's very best impressions was Richard Widmark, using Widmark's maniac laugh from "Kiss of Death." Nobody else did Widmark. Every mimic had some actors in the repertoire that were his prope...

Burgess went on to twice be nominated for an Oscar, for Day of the Locust and Rocky Along with Julie, Burgess was also a Tony Award winner -- 1960, for "A Thurber Carnival." Meredith and Thurber both won awards (director, writer). I don't know that any villain was particularly famous, or ...

"Funny thing is all the top Bat-Villains (Riddler, Joker, Penguin & Catwoman) were played by hard working actors better know for their fame on the small screen rather than the silver screen. None of them had ever won an Emmy, Oscar, Tony or Grammy." Julie Newmar won a Tony Award for Ma...

Oh yes indeed, "Evil Roy Slade." I still have a handwritten letter from John about it. In part: "I thought you'd like to know about my latest project. It's a new television pilot called "Sheriff Who??" which will be shown for the very first time next Tuesday, Sept 5, on NBC-...

Actually quite a few roles Julie's plahyed are "amazzigly like the persona she used playing Catwoman." That's why she was offered the role (which, she's mentioned quite often, she only accepted because brother John told her to!) Her tall, gracefully lithe moves were evident as Stupefyin' J...