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Hedy Lamarr posing for a painting Scorpio by actor Reginald Gardiner, 1938 (x)

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Hedda Hopper, Bert Lahr, Reginald Gardiner, and Joan Blondell at CBS Radio for the “Three of a Kind” comedy show in 1944.

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On the set of “Monkees In A Ghost Town" and "Monkee vs. Machine"; and a screenshot from "Monkees Mind Their Manor" (the episode directed by Peter).

“Dear Peter,

I have been a fan of the show and your music since the original airings. I recently got both box sets of the series (from Australia) and have to say they are as funny now as originally intended. I had forgotten how many Hollywood actors appeared with you all. Did you have a favorite?

Jim, NY”

“Dear Jim,

Well, no, not exactly. I must say the one I was most impressed to be playing with was Lon Chaney, Jr. He had the most impressive credentials, as far as I was concerned, particularly when you include his heritage; his father, Lon Chaney, Sr., was the great Man of a Thousand Faces. We don’t see his work too often anymore, since he worked in the silent era, but he was one of the greats of all time. Jr., in addition to the glory of having been on a Monkees episode, was the great star of Of Mice and Men.

You mentioned Reginald Gardiner, whom I cast in the episode I directed, ‘Monkees Mind Their Manor.’ [More about that episode here.] He, of course, was a delight to work with. We mustn’t forget Ann Marie, who worked with us twice! There were more, too, than I can safely name who became bigger stars after they played on The Monkees. But the guy who was the favorite on the set has to have been Stan Freberg. He was as wild on the set as he was on screen. I grew up practically venerating Stan Freberg as the master satirist. He did about five satires on the old Dragnet radio show alone! Some of his riffs became bywords on the set after he left, particularly a quick, dry ‘Don’t do that!’ at odd moments, which cracked us up.

You do bring up memories!

Thanks Peter” - Ask Peter Tork, The Daily Panic, 2009

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Doris Day and Reginald Gardiner in 𝑫𝒐 𝑵𝒐𝒕 𝑫𝒊𝒔𝒕𝒖𝒓𝒃 (1965), a romantic comedy film directed by Ralph Levy and starring Doris Day and Rod Taylor as a married American couple living in England.

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The Man Who Came to Dinner (1941) William Keighley

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The Great Dictator

🇺🇸 | Oct 23, 1940

directed by Charlie Chaplin

screenplay by Charlie Chaplin

produced by Roy Export Company Establishment, Charlie Chaplin Productions

starring Charlie Chaplin, Paulette Goddard, Jack Oakie, Reginald Gardiner, Henry Daniell

2h05 | Comedy, War

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"The Great Dictator" 1940

Commander Schultz: "I always thought of you as an Aryan"

Barber: "I'm a vegetarian"

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do you love me, gregory ratoff 1946

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An original nude portrait of Hedy Lamarr by actor Reginald Gardiner. Watercolor on paper.

14 1/2 by 11 inches; 20 by 16 inches, Hollywood

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Round 3, Match 10

Eddie Anderson vs Reginald Gardiner

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Ginger Rogers teaching Reginald Gardiner and Van Heflin a few steps during production of Nunnally Johnson‘s BLACK WIDOW (1954)

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Charlie Chaplin is 'The Great Dictator' on Max and Criterion Channel

Ernst Lubitsch knew it, and so did Charles Chaplin: comedy is the best weapon against hate. Like Lubitsch’s brilliant To Be or Not to Be, Chaplin’s The Great Dictator (1940) satirizes Adolph Hitler, Fascism, and the Third Reich with his own stock in trade: vaudeville burlesque. Chaplin leaves the Tramp behind and takes on his first speaking roles (or rather, roles) to play both 20th century…

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2021: Dilip Kumar, pseudonimo di Mohammed Yusuf Khan, attore indiano. Ta i i personaggi più famosi della storia del cinema indiano, iniziò la sua carriera nel 1944 e apparve in numerosissimi film di Bollywood. Si sposò con Saira Banu nel 1966. (n.1922) 2021: Robert Downey Sr., nato Robert John Elias, attore, sceneggiatore e regista statunitense. Padre di Robert Downey Jr., è conosciuto…