wally wingert wrote: ↑Sun May 20, 2018 9:35 am On the back of one of the busts, someone had written "Victor Bruno." D'OH!

And on the front of the first bust, it looks like someone wrote "Victor Buona" .

Even better than Widmark: How about fellow noir veteran (D.O.A., 711 Ocean Drive, etc.) Edmond O'Brien? His comic villain role as "Fats" Murdock in The Girl Can't Help It pretty well steals the movie. I can easily see him playing Louis/Louie the Lilac the same way in this script.

Blake Edwards was someone to talk - he had Tony Curtis play The Great Leslie just like Adam West played Batman: perfectly straight.

"Handwritten text on the interior reads 'Yvonne' with the name Audrey crossed out"
This'll sound like a noob question, but who's Audrey? Yvonne's stunt double?

That's her as Chickadee at 4:52 of the memorial video.

Neat trick with the Bat-eyebrows on #20, too!

Ben Bentley wrote:That's a definite improvement!

batbelfry wrote:Nicely done!

Thank you kindly!

Got my corrected version posted on YouTube - see what you think:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_awciO_uFdc
Hope it doesn't get pulled!

First thing I noticed, too - have to see if I can correct it in Vegas Movie Studio. Love at the end how Adam and the kid are waiting and waiting for the director to say "Cut!" :lol: ETA: OK, I pulled the sound from the video and lowered the pitch, which extended the length from 1:10.530 to...

Fantastic! Was it shot in color or black and white?

I took the image and enlarged it, rotated it 2 degrees to straighten the sign, and came up with this: The size comes out to 451 x 200 pixels, so figure your size ratio as 2.25 to 1 when you do the measurements, i.e. 13.5" x 6". Hope this helps!

I hope Amazon went back to the masters for this series; the prints they run on MeTV look awful (like low res video dupes from 16mm prints). I saw his last performance on an episode of Simon & Simon in 1983; he still looked handsome, but very frail. He passed away twelve days after the episode ai...

This is getting funnier all the time!

Three... two... one...

The only problem is that the showrunners failed to create a dummy speedometer whenever it was needed on camera, so we were treated to the fantasy-breaking real speed of the car* (120 mph) instead of anything an atomic battery would provide. * As seen in "Ma Parker" and "Scat! Darn Ca...

Not to mention the look he's giving Chief O'Hara!