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Re: TORCHY BLANE (reply) This is my theory: Series films were often made back to back, and not always released in the order they were made. It's possible that "Panama" was made after all the Farrell's, but shown earlier for some reason. A close look at the... |
Murder and Mystery | 05/03/12 2:55 PM |
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Re: THE '90s SHADOW (reply) A now obscure detective character, who was called "The American Sherlock Holmes", had a good run for about forty years (1912-1952) in books, magazines,comics strips, one movie serial, and a one-season TV series was: Craig Kennedy,... |
Classic Horror on DVD, Blu-Ray and Streaming | 10/14/11 3:53 AM |
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Re: THE FUGITIVE (reply) It may be different now, but back then I think small businesses had to have over a certain number of employees, before they were required to pay into Social Security for their employees, or have a health plan. A lot of Kimble's jobs... |
TV Terrors | 09/17/11 7:04 PM |
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Re: Disney Revives LONE RANGER (reply) That's the one, Creepy 105 not Eerie. Thanks, Scathach80. |
Coming Soon | 08/30/11 12:37 AM |
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Re: Disney Revives LONE RANGER (reply) There was an old western horror story in Eerie magazine, drawn by the great Russ Heath, that featured a werewolf gunfighter that was terrorizing a homesteader family. Just as the werewolf was about to shread the homesteaders, two mounted... |
Coming Soon | 08/29/11 3:39 AM |
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Re: When did you first learn about movie serials (reply) As a pre-schooler in the 1950's, I remember first seeing serials shown on a local Saturday and Sunday morning TV show called BUCKSKIN BILLY on Channel 3 in Philadelphia. Buckskin Billy was a Gabby Hayes type and was actually a Channel 3... |
Thrills and Chills | 08/29/11 1:20 AM |
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Re: DANGER MAN (AKA Secret Agent) TV Show (reply) In the half-hour DANGER MAN, John Drake did work for NATO and appeared to be an American, using the dreaded mid-Atlantic accent that Lou Grade demanded for his filmed series aimed at the American market. The half-hour Danger Man did... |
Off Topic Discussions | 07/04/11 1:37 AM |
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Re: SERIALS - BEST VERSIONS ON DVD. (reply) Finderskeepers (Martin Grams) is still in business and adding new titles. oldiedvd.com (Rodney Bowcock) is closing on June 30. Both sites worked together, and looked alike, and sold product from the same sources. Finderskeepers... |
Thrills and Chills | 05/18/11 9:20 PM |
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Re: THE PHANTOM EMPIRE (reply) The Gene Autry estate is releasing THE PHANTOM EMPIRE on DVD on June 7, 2011 through TimeLess Media. http://geneautry.com/musi.../dvds/phantomboxset.html TimeLess Media is also continuing the DVD releases of the remaining restored... |
Thrills and Chills | 05/06/11 7:54 PM |
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Re: TO THE REPUBLIC, FOR WHICH IT STANDS... (reply) I remember it was called REPUBLIC THEATER. My reception was awful so I didn't record much. I remember, as Steve said, a combination of features, shorts, and serial chapters, "S.O.S. Coast Guard","G-Men Never Forget", and "Man With The... |
Thrills and Chills | 04/15/11 5:45 AM |
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Re: SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE (reply) Well, you know what would have really sold the Tim Holt version? If instead of Charles Bronson, they would have cast Richard "Chito" Martin as "Toubo" Rafferty. SOF is a very entertaining show and I plan to watch them all again... |
Classic Horror on DVD, Blu-Ray and Streaming | 04/09/11 1:41 AM |
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Re: SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE (reply) I was reading a Tim Holt biography and it is mentioned that, Holt and Charles Bronson appeared in a pilot, that eventually turned into the SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE series. The pilot was shown as a 1954 episode of THE SCHLITZ PLAYHOUSE OF THE... |
Classic Horror on DVD, Blu-Ray and Streaming | 04/07/11 1:55 AM |
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Re: The Whistler. . . (reply) Bill Raisch can be seen as an extra in the first season, (1962), of THE VIRGINIAN in the episode with Bettie Davis. In some of the courtroom scenes he is sitting with Davis. When he gets up to let her pass he is wearing a prosthetic arm... |
Murder and Mystery | 03/28/11 6:50 PM |
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Re: TOM TYLER: SUPERMAN? (reply) Henderson, mentions Tom Tyler as Superman in his book, THE LEGENDARY LYDECKER BROTHERS, as a rumor that he had heard over the years, that was confirmed in William Witney's book, IN A DOOR, INTO A FIGHT...etc. Henderson also stated that... |
Thrills and Chills | 02/23/11 9:50 PM |
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Re: Looking for some TV DVD Set Suggestions (reply) Checkmate: The Complete Series- A very good mystery crime show with Doug McClure, Sebastian Cabot and Tony George Soldiers of Fortune: The Complete Series with John "Lawman" Russell and Chick Chandler. Great back lot adventure... |
Off Topic Discussions | 01/13/11 6:40 AM |
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Re: Adams of Eagle Lake: Andy Griffith' 70's Mystery Series (reply) I vaguely remember watching Adams of Eagle Lake, and wondering what happened. You should try to track down TV Guides from around those four dates. I think TV Guide did "Second Season" articles about upcoming mid-season replacements, and... |
TV Terrors | 12/29/10 5:07 AM |
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Re: SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE (reply) Republic Studios was still active in 1955-58. I think Soldiers of Fortune probably was filmed at Republic. I know Revue used Republic facilities for Tales of Wells Fargo around the same time. And the Republic Studios technical arm,... |
Classic Horror on DVD, Blu-Ray and Streaming | 12/28/10 5:18 AM |
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Re: SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE (reply) By Toubo, I think you have done it, ARGumshoe!! Thanks. I thought "Toubo" sounded African or French, and the official languages of Chad, according to answers.com, are French, Arabic, and Tchad. Toubo is great name for a... |
Classic Horror on DVD, Blu-Ray and Streaming | 12/26/10 4:22 AM |
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Re: Multi-region blu-ray OR DVD player... PLEASE help... (reply) I don't know about Blu-Ray, but VCT Electronics sells, on Amazon, a number of different model standard and Hi-Def Philips region-free, out of the box, DVD players. Search: Philips Region Free DVD player The players ship from VCT, not... |
Horror Tech | 12/22/10 2:40 AM |
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Re: SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE (reply) I am old enough to remember this show and I don't remember it, but I am pretty sure I saw it because, whenever I saw Chick Chandler playing a wise-cracking reporter in an old movie, I thought, "Hey there's Chick Chandler!" I like the... |
Classic Horror on DVD, Blu-Ray and Streaming | 12/17/10 7:48 AM |
