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ArmandV101 wrote:Back in the 1980s, I was a member of the Laurel & Hardy group "Sons of the Desert." The L.A. group, "Way Out West" tent, held a banquet at the Sportsman's Lodge in Studio City. In attendance were such luminaries as Hal Roach, Sr., Hank Worden and others.I found myself fortunate to be seated next to Joyce Compton, who was a co-star of Scared To Death. When we were seated, I looked at her name tag and said, "Joyce Compton! I remember you in Scared To Death!" She was so thrilled (or "tickled to death") that I remembered her in the movie. We had a nice chat about Bela. Good times!
Jan 30 12 1:05 PM
Lady Tottington wrote: ArmandV101 wrote: Back in the 1980s, I was a member of the Laurel & Hardy group "Sons of the Desert." The L.A. group, "Way Out West" tent, held a banquet at the Sportsman's Lodge in Studio City. In attendance were such luminaries as Hal Roach, Sr., Hank Worden and others.I found myself fortunate to be seated next to Joyce Compton, who was a co-star of Scared To Death. When we were seated, I looked at her name tag and said, "Joyce Compton! I remember you in Scared To Death!" She was so thrilled (or "tickled to death") that I remembered her in the movie. We had a nice chat about Bela. Good times!Stop being a tease!!!!! What did she say about Bela---or, for that matter, about the rest of the cast?
ArmandV101 wrote: Back in the 1980s, I was a member of the Laurel & Hardy group "Sons of the Desert." The L.A. group, "Way Out West" tent, held a banquet at the Sportsman's Lodge in Studio City. In attendance were such luminaries as Hal Roach, Sr., Hank Worden and others.I found myself fortunate to be seated next to Joyce Compton, who was a co-star of Scared To Death. When we were seated, I looked at her name tag and said, "Joyce Compton! I remember you in Scared To Death!" She was so thrilled (or "tickled to death") that I remembered her in the movie. We had a nice chat about Bela. Good times!
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Wich2 wrote:He's pushing too hard, because he knows the script blows.
Feb 3 12 2:57 PM
pulp novelties wrote:SCARED TO DEATH is definitely one I laugh at instead of with. It's such an unbridled mess with no timing or direction. Someone here described it as having a "dinner theater" quality, that pretty-much nails it.
Feb 3 12 3:44 PM
Rick wrote:pulp novelties wrote:SCARED TO DEATH is definitely one I laugh at instead of with. It's such an unbridled mess with no timing or direction. Someone here described it as having a "dinner theater" quality, that pretty-much nails it. Hey now! Dinner theatre work paid my bills for a lotta years. And I never did a dinner theatre show as cruddy as SCARED TO DEATH....well, there was a "comedy" in '79...
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bela lugosi wrote:One thing I was amazed at was how youthful Nat Pendleton looked in this film. I agree it's kind of a mess, but I love the cast and even though it's zany, I enjoy it.
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