Has Lee finally ditched Drac?
In the current issue of Entertainment Weekly, there is a mini "review" in the humorous "What To Watch" column of MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN. It reads: Scaramanga, Saruman, Dooku, Wonka. You ever get the...
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I wouldn't pay anybody -- actor, sports figure, you name it -- for their autograph. I'm a "fan", too... There are actors and craftspeople whose work I greatly enjoy and admire, in many cases since I...
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I figure it comes with the territory, having people approach you on the streets and losing a part of your privacy. It's part of the cost of making millions and millions of $$$. You get wealth, fame,...
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When you met lee did he tell you the wicker man was the finest script he ever recieved & that it was far more Original & intelligent than any other film he'd starred in? did he share that with...
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Quote:It's part of the cost of making millions and millions of $$$. If you're referring to Christopher Lee, this has never happened. It's only in the last 5 or 6 years that his going rate has even...
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Unfortunately for me, I was not present at the RASPUTIN affair. Only once at Virgin Records (NYC), and once again later that month at Monster Rally. Had I known you then, Ted, perhaps I could have...
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www.mjsimpson.co.uk/inter...rleea.html "Let me tell you something, and it was proved only the other day. Wherever I go in the world - and that's nearly everywhere over a period of time - people come...
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Quote:If something is advertised as a book signing, it's a book signing, not a general autograph session. When is he having the next "general" signing? I'm there! ---------------------- "It's MORE ......
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I seem to be a minority view these days, but I believe people -- even movie stars -- should be allowed to be however they want to be in their private lives. (Within reason, of course). So whether...
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Quote:Maybe it was on the old AOL board, I'm not sure, but I vividly recall someone relating a convention experience in which Robert "Man from UNCLE" Vaughn was charging folks for his John Hancock......
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Ted, you may be pleased to know that recently a friend and I watched all your "Cinematic Scrapbook" tapes, and in the DRACULA one, don't you yourself kinda say something like "he sure acted a lot like...
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Yes, I think the denials over the years are pretty silly. If he'd been more verbose and less staid, he might've said, "I've sent up the character and played comedic variations, but I always take the...
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Quote:John Carradine in a cape and top hat is a goofy old ham. I rather like Carradine as the Count (in the "House" pics, that is)... except that he wears that top hat cocked on the back of his head...
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Well, now we're picking on Carradine, eh? Does that mean we're done with the Chris Lee bashing? Or shall we put the knock on, say, Jack Palance next?
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Hey, how many Draculas can do one-armed push-ups late in life? "My Mule doesn't like that--you laughing."
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Speaking of charging for autographs: http://gawker.com/sylvester-stallone-charged-395-per-autograph-at-ny-com-1444650120
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That's insane. What does Sly need the money for - parking change?He wouldn't be the multi-millionaire he is today without fans buying tickets to his lousy movies (well, most of 'em, IMO). Show a...
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