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Future First Doctor William Hartnell (yellow arrow) shares a scene with future Second Doctor Patrick Troughton (red arrow) in the film "Escape" (1948).
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FILM FREAK FRIDAY
#FilmFreakFriday
THE BRAIN THAT WOULDN'T DIE (1962)
A landmark in grindhouse sleaze, a grotesque mix of mad science, sex, and dismemberment that pushed 1950s horror into the exploitation era. The birth of drive-in depravity.
Available on Amazon Prime. 🎥
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For day 283 of my year long retrospective on made for TV movies that need a DVD/Blu Ray release, I chose the 1971 thriller A Little Game. Mark Gruner is unhappy with his mother's (Diane Baker) new beau (Ed Nelson) and the tension grows when Nelson begins to suspect that Gruner killed another boy
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"Mr. Smith" (1983) was sci fi sitcom that aired on NBC about an orangutan whose intelligence is accidentally raised to an IQ of 256 after which he becomes a political advisor in Washington, D.C.
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“You know what they say, misery is the best company.”

Edith Bunker
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Blue Steel is a comically studied, self-serious modeling facial expression featured in the 2001 comedy film Zoolander.

Can you provide an example?
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Rita Hayworth, Robert Wagner, and Natalie Wood (1979)
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Robert and Ethel Kennedy were married for 18 years before his death in 1968. They had 11 children. She was pregnant for 99 months of her life.
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Liberace’s ring-covered hands (1981)

Photo by Annie Leibowitz
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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Milton Greene on the set of Bus Stop (1956)
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As a singer, Ricky Nelson had two number ones (Poor Little Fool and Travelin Man), a total of 19 top ten hits, and 35 top forty hits.
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October 10, 1956: "Giant", directed by George Stevens, starring Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson and James Dean in his last role, premieres in NYC.
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October 10, 1903: The Women's Social and Political Union was formed by Emmeline Pankhurst to fight for women's rights in Britain.
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October 10, 1947: Rodgers & Hammerstein's musical "Allegro" premieres at Majestic Theater NYC for 318 performances.