#The Secret of My Success

[stouijen]

We need more appreciation for Einie!!!

Guys, I have nothing to draw 😟

[inevitablemoment]

What Your Favorite Michael J. Fox Character Says About You

(No hate intended, I love all of these characters. I'm just having a little fun based off of this video that I found.)

Marty McFly - You're choosing the safest option. Maybe a little bit overrated, but it's still a good one.

Jamie Conway - Is this one your favorite because it's good, or are you just really horny?

Alex P. Keaton - ALRIGHT! WE GET IT! YOU LIKE THIS ONE!

Milo Thatch - This may not be everyone's favorite, but it's yours, and you're totally chill with that.

Mike Flaherty - You're into the Classics.

Seamus McFly - You're old.

Danny McTeague - You're really old. Your social security number is 2.

Brantley Foster - You are one pretentious hipster.

Stuart Little - Officer, it's this one! Right here!

Joe Rasnick - Oh, you're cool. I like you.

Maxwell Eriksson - No way! You actually know that one? Can we be friends?

Scott Howard - This one's just a phase; you'll grow out of it when you grow up.

Marty McFly Jr. - You will never grow up.

Mikey Chapman - Oh, you picked this one to be different. How clever.

Mike Henry - If you chose this one, you are a liar. This is no one's favorite.

Frank Bannister - If you chose this one, you are correct. This is the best one.

[geekynerfherder]

'The Secret Of My Success' by Frank Frazetta.

Artwork from the movie poster for 'The Secret Of My Success', released in 1965.

[raurquiz]

#HappyBirthday @realmikejfox #michaeljfox #actor #familyties #BackToTheFuture #TeenWolf #thesecretofmysuccess #casualtiesofwar #DocHollywood #thefrighteners #spincity #marsattack #StuartLittle #backhomeagain #BostonLegal #TheGoodWife #TheGoodFight @streammaxla @backtothefuturehq

[80smovies]

[ruleof3bobby]

THE SECRET OF MY SUCCESS (1987) Grade: F

Time has been horrible to the mostly on the nose jokes. Felt like a rip-off of other more popular 80's comedies. Don't Watch.

[greensparty]

Remembering Mark Margolis 1939-2023

Actor Mark Margolis has died at 83. He is best known for playing Hector Salamanca on AMC's Breaking Bad and the prequel Better Call Saul. As the elderly don of the Cartel he did so much with a glance and no dialogue. He was nominated for an Emmy. I was a huge fan of both shows and I named both my #2 TV Shows of the 2010s.

Margolis and Giancarlo Esposito on Breaking Bad

He also had small supporting roles in Arthur, Scarface, The Secret of My Success, Glory, Tales from the Darkside: The Movie, Absolute Power, Gone Baby Gone, as Hank's father in an episode of Californication, and 2 episodes of the short-lived TV show The Black Donnellys (fun fact: I worked as an office PA on that during pre-production, but never met Mr. Margolis). He was also a frequent collaborator of Darren Aronofsky, who cast him in 6 movies, notably Requiem for a Dream, The Wrestler, and Black Swan.

The link above is the obit from Entertainment Weekly.

[shadowland]

the secret of my success (1987) is such a feminine movie, its not about macho men in the workplace no sir

[duranduratulsa]

80's Fest Actor of the day: Michael J. Fox #michaeljfox #backtothefuture #teenwolf #brightlightsbigcity #thesecretofmysuccess #durandurantulsas5thannual80sfest #80s #80sfest

[brassisjustbetterguys]

“*imates MJF* Hi I’m Brantley Foster, and I lived to watch the Twin Towers collapse! My sisters Jane Foster (I think, don’t critique me, I haven’t seen Secret of my Success in a while okay!) and she’s in love with some weirdo named Thor”

Idk I tried okay…VOTING IS OPEN ALEX P KEATON VS. LOKI

“I’m fine, I’m not getting corrupted by this power! I can control it!” -guy who is 100% getting corrupted by this power

[ashleywritesstuff]

On this week's Video Store Podcast, Flack's made some recommendations for how to have a successful new year.

[carolinanadeau]

Shirley Jones and James Booth in The Secret of My Success (1965)

[sotheresthisseniorcitizen]

[attentionhoard]

"And if love is a thing held in common, I suppose we had that in common, too, though I realize that might sound odd in light of the story I am about to tell.”

The Secret History, Donna Tartt