#philip van zandt

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The Three Stooges in Spooks! (1953) Columbia Pictures Dir. Jules White

Shemp Howard with Norma Randall as Mary 'Bea' Bopper Philip Van Zandt as Dr. Jeckyll

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[mariocki]

Between Midnight and Dawn (Prowl Car, 1950)

"Your girlfriend seems kinda worried about something."

"So she's afraid of cops. So what's that prove?"

"I'll tell ya later."

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[byneddiedingo]

Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell in His Kind of Woman (John Farrow, 1951)

Cast: Robert Mitchum, Jane Russell, Vincent Price, Tim Holt, Charles McGraw, Marjorie Reynolds, Raymond Burr, Leslye Banning, Jim Backus, Philip Van Zandt, John Mylong, Carleton G. Young. Screenplay: Frank Fenton, Jack Leonard. Cinematography: Harry J. Wild. Production design: J. McMillan Johnson. Film editing: Frederic Knudtson, Eda Warren. Music: Leigh Harline. 

His Kind of Woman starts out as a tough-talking film noir and ends up as a knockabout action comedy. The credit or blame for that belongs to Howard Hughes, the RKO studio head and executive producer, who waited until John Farrow had finished the movie and then had Richard Fleischer re-shoot it, even recasting the villain, originally played by Lee Van Cleef, with Raymond Burr. The New York Times reviewer hated it, partly because of the shift in tone, but most people like it. Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell were never going to outdo Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall in dialogue like "They tell me you killed Ferraro. How did it feel?" "He didn't say." But they're good enough at it that they give the movie a core that the flurry of oddball characters and the loony setup for the plot needs. Vincent Price is wonderful as an Errol Flynnish movie star who spouts tags from Shakespeare as he joins Mitchum in taking on the bad guys. Hughes made sure that Russell's gowns, designed by Howard Greer, were as revealing as possible, and Mitchum spends a lot of the film without his shirt, looking a little thick in the waist to contemporary viewers used to gym-toned physiques. The end product probably wasn't worth the money Hughes lost on it, but it's still fun.  

[kwebtv]

From the Golden Age of Television

France's Greatest Detective - ABC - May 16, 1955

A presentation of "TV Readers Digest" Season 1 Episode 18

Drama

Running Time: 30 minutes

Stars:

Arthur Franz as Alphonse Bertillion

Lawrence Dobkin as Renault

Ian MacDonald as Andrieux

Edgar Barrier as Camecasse

Philip Van Zandt as Boyoval

Peter Brocco as Jacques

Gene Reynolds as Hugo

Paul Frees as Vigeois

Claude Akins as Dupont

Belle Mitchell as Emilie

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Título original: Yankee Pasha 

Año: 1954 

Duración: 84 min. 

País: Estados Unidos 

Dirección: Joseph Pevney 

Guion: Joseph Hoffman. Novela: Edison Marshall 

 Reparto: 

Jeff Chandler ----- Actor 

Rhonda Fleming ----- Actriz 

Mamie Van Doren ----- Actriz 

Lee J. Cobb ----- Actor 

Hal March ----- Actor 

Rex Reason ----- Actor 

Philip Van Zandt ----- Actor 

Benny Rubin ----- Actor 

Tudor Owen ----- Actor 

Harry Lauter ----- Actor 

Forbes Murray ----- Actor 

Mara Corday ----- Actriz 

Lisa Gaye ----- Actriz 

Mel Welles ----- Actor 

 Sinopsis: 

La prometida de un trampero parte hacia Francia y es secuestrada por unos piratas, que la trasladan a Marruecos. El trampero viaja hasta el país para rescatarla. (FILMAFFINITY) 

 Synopsis: 

The fiancée of a trapper leaves for France and is kidnapped by pirates, who take her to Morocco. The trapper travels to the country to rescue her. (FILMAFINITY) 

 Fuente: https://youtu.be/a9uToQ_0FSs?si=noywujFEVB_SMlyW 

Sinopsis: https://www.filmaffinity.com/es/film193505.html

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Warren Douglas, Ramsay Ames, Jan Wiley | Below The Deadline (1946) | 

Below the Deadline is a 1946 US crime film directed by William Beaudine.  The stars are Warren Douglas, Ramsay Ames, and Jan Wiley.  A World War II veteran returns and gets involved in his murdered brother's gambling business.   He falls in love with one of the girls who works for him and becomes embroiled in a power struggle with another mobster.   Cast Warren Douglas as Joe Hilton Ramsay Ames as Lynn Turner Jan Wiley as Vivian Saunders Paul Maxey as Arthur Brennan Philip Van Zandt as Oney Kessel John Harmon as Pinky Bruce Edwards as Samuel P. Austin George Meeker as Jeffrey Hilton Clancy Cooper as Nichols Cay Forrester as Blonde Al Bridge as Turner George Eldredge as James S. Vail William Ruhl as Welsh Vera Pavlovska as Russian Singer Charles Sullivan as Charlie - Kessel Henchman Meyer Grace as Kessel Henchman George Lloyd as Kane - Club Owner Never miss a video. Join the channel so that Mr. P can notify you when new videos are uploaded: https://www.youtube.com/@nrpsmovieclassics

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Birthdays 1.15

Beer Birthdays

Joseph Junk (1841)

Frank Ibert (1859)

Jaime Jurado (1959)

Steven Kinsey (1973)

Five Favorite Birthdays

"Queen Ida" Guillory; Zydeco musician (1929)

Martin Luther King, Jr.; minister, civil rights leader (1929)

Gene Krupa; jazz drummer (1909)

Jean-Baptiste Moliere; French writer (1622)

Robert Silverberg; science fiction writer (1935)

Famous Birthdays

Goodman Ace; comedian (1899)

Captain Beefheart; rock musician (1941)

Lee Bontecou; painter and sculptor (1931)

​​Eugène Brands; Dutch painter (1913)

Drew Brees; football player (1979)

Lloyd Bridges; actor (1913)

Jean Bugatti; auto maker (1909)

Robert Byrd; politician (1917)

Eddie Cahill; actor (1978)

Dove Cameron; actress and singer (1996)

Charo; pop singer (1951)

Phyllis Coates; actress (1927)

Julian Cope; pop singer (1957)

Martha Davis; pop singer (1951)

Matt Duffy; baseball player (1991)

Franz Grillparzer; Austrian author, poet, and playwright (1791)

Earl Hooker; rock guitarist (1929)

Adam Jones; rock musician (1965)

Regina King; actress (1971)

Philip Livingston; signer of the Declaration of Independence (1716)

Chad Lowe; actor (1968)

Alex Mae; pornstar (1997)

Andrea Martin; actor, comedian (1947)

Gamal Nasser; Egyptian politician (1918)

Ivor Novello; Welsh singer-songwriter and actor *1893)

Margaret O'Brien; actor (1937)

Aristotle Onasis; Greek businessman (1906)

Pierre-Joseph Proudhon; French writer (1809)

Pitbull; rapper (1981)

Julian Sands; actor (1958)

Maria Schell; Austrian-Swiss actress (1926)

Algernon Sidney; British philosopher (1623)

Kobe Tai; pornstar (1972)

Edward Teller; physicist (1908)

Mario Van Peebles; actor (1957)

Grace VanderWaal; singer-songwriter (2004)

Ronnie Van Zandt; rock musician (1948)

Artturi Ilmari Virtanen, Finnish chemist (1895)

Stanisław Wyspiański; Polish poet, playwright & painter (1869)

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Van Morrison 78.

"'Astral Weeks' a través del espacio y el tiempo vincula una sociedad secreta de personas: soñadores, románticos, almas condenadas, tartamudos desafiantes y persistentes (y el amor que ama, que ama, que ama) en el lenguaje del corazón. “Me hizo confiar en la belleza”, dijo una vez Bruce Springsteen sobre 'Astral Weeks', uno de sus discos favoritos. "Me dio una sensación de lo divino" (le gustó tanto que, a modo de homenaje, buscó al bajista de 'Astral Weeks', Richard Davis, para tocar en sus dos primeros álbumes. “Astral Weeks era como una religión para nosotros”, dijo el guitarrista de la E Street, Steven Van Zandt). "Basé los primeros 15 minutos de 'Taxi Driver' en Astral Weeks”, dijo Martin Scorsese mientras promocionaba su película de 1978 'The Last Waltz'. Hace apenas una semana, lo escuché en un multicine con entradas agotadas cuando la pieza central de Astral Weeks, “Madame George”, marcó una escena particularmente inquietante en la elegante película de atracos 'Widows' de Steve McQueen. Unas semanas antes, cuando se le preguntó en una entrevista cuál elegiría si sólo pudiera escuchar una sola canción por el resto de su vida, Harry Styles respondió: "'Madame George' de Van Morrison", sin duda enviando un mensaje a nueva generación de devotos para buscarlo en Spotify".

"Mis amigos, mis amigos, mis amigos… a quienes amo, amo, amo, amo", murmuró Philip Seymour Hoffman en los Oscar de 2006, rebosante de alegría nerviosa al aceptar su Premio de la Academia al Mejor Actor. “¿Conoces la canción de Van Morrison? 'Amo, amo, amo'... ¿Y que la sigue repitiendo así?". La canción, por supuesto, era “Madame George”, que el difunto Lester Bangs (a quien el propio Hoffman interpretó en "Almost Famous") alguna vez llamó “posiblemente una de las piezas musicales más compasivas jamás creadas”. 'Astral Weeks' se mueve de maneras misteriosas". Lindsay Zoladz, Nov. 2018.

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🎥Moe Larry Shemp | The Three Stooges | SPOOKS (1953) in 3D | Classic

This is one of two Three Stooges films that were in 3D.  3D in 1953 was a new rage, so the video is meant to be watched with 3D glasses or Polaroid glasses, which means that the 3D does not enhance the film. but,  as usual, The Three Stooges are great.  The Stooges are Larry, Moe, and Shemp. they are detectives.  They are hired to track down a kidnapped girl name Mary Bopper (Norma Randall), daughter of George B. Bopper (Frank Mitchell). They decide to trace Bopper back to where she was last seen, which leads them to mad scientist Dr. Jeckyl (Philip Van Zandt) and his assistant, Mr. Hyde (Tom Kennedy). There is also a gorilla kept imprisoned in the house for experimental purposes. The Stooges arrive to rescue the kidnapped girl disguised as a door-to door pie salesmen.   Never Miss An Upload, Join the channel

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hey alice‼️

i'm doing the same thing i did last time to accommodate for not having an on repeat playlist (no spotify moment), where i shuffle a playlist based on my last.fm stats 💪 hopefully there'll be less Beatles this time‼️

1. Lady D'Arbanville by Cat Stevens

2. Red Tide by Neko Case

3. Helter Skelter by The Beatles (fuck)

4. Easy Lover by Philip Bailey & Phil Collins

5. I Will by The Beatles

6. Return of the Grievous Angel by Gram Parsons

7. Poncho & Lefty by Townes Van Zandt

8. See Yourself by George Harrison

9. Fare Thee Well, Miss Carousel by Townes Van Zandt

10. She Loves You by The Beatles

I was tagged by @heybulldogs to shuffle & post the first 10 songs off my "on repeat" playlist!

Thanks friend!

1.) My Alcoholic Friends - The Dresden Dolls

I mainly listen to this one because I imagine myself performing this song even though I have no musical talent but I CAN DREAM

2.) Daydream Believer - The Monkees

3.) Season of the Witch - Donovan

It's almost spooky season!!

4.) Hit That - The Offspring

I just saw the Offspring in concert and this is my favorite song by them!

5.) Your Mother Should Know - The Beatles

6.) Ever Present Past - Paul McCartney

This song has been stuck in my head for ages. Is it Paul's best song? Absolutely not, but it's that middle section that gets me.

7.) Making Flippy Floppy - Talking Heads

8.) Temporary Secretary - Paul McCartney

Now this is Paul's best song, anyone can fight me on it.

9.) Burn Your Village - Kiki Rockwell

Love songs that invoke feminine rage!

10.) Blue Jay Way - The Beatles

Now I tag @big-barn-bed @bridgeoverstrawberryfields @theclowncowboy @shehangsoutt and anyone who wants to do it! I'm always bad at tagging people or remembering urls!

[makeitquietly]

The Big Noise (1944)

[michigandrifter]

In Old Colorado 1941

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[mariocki]

House Of Frankenstein (1944)

"If they search the ruins of the prison, our bodies will not be found - we should hide!"

"So we shall, but in the open. All the protection of a traveling show; I as Lampini, you as my assistant. Free to move on towards those... for whom I have unloving memories."