I love it!!

Pretty great!

John Milius🤩 coming back to this clip after 11 years. Kudos to mr. Segalof

And no one ever called him teddy!

I've always had a huge crush on Lori Loughlin.. what a hot babe!

you left out the best part

I've been wanting to show this to my daughter for years. Thanks for posting it.

You learn something everyday, I just learned that Harlan is left-handed! Wow!

Very vaguely and generally-we wanted to do a murder movie. EC

Today (May 9, 2023) is the 35th anniversary of this speech. I think about how prescient this speech is all the time. AIDS is not COVID and COVID is not AIDS but there are major parallels- "a pandemic that has not united us but divided us." If we had listened to this - we could've predicted the global abandonment of fighting COVID to let the most vulnerable people die. "After we kick the shit out of this disease, we're all going to be alive to kick the shit out of this system, so that this never happens again" - speaks to what we really have to do. Rest in Power Vito #aidsisnotover #covidisnotover

Dana Hersey's swagger will smother Nat Segaloff's nebbish

Did Penn live in an apt???

The "Berlin Wall" segment aired on the January 10, 1964, episode of TW3, which was the series premier of the satirical import from the BBC. (An hour-long pilot aired on November 10, 1963.) The full text of Elliott Reid's intro as transcribed from an audio recording: "At midnight on Sunday, the communist authorities closed the Berlin Wall, and the 17-day pass agreement between East and West Berlin was ended. We can’t really comprehend a million and a-quarter embraces or goodbyes. But perhaps, with Burr Tillstrom’s help, we can comprehend just one such meeting and farewell." The music was composed and, I believe, played by William (Billy) Goldenberg. Thanks to Nataloff for posting this rare example of surviving video from an important show in television history. Unfortunately, only some five TW3 episodes have been preserved - earlier shows on black-and-white kinescope film and on color videotape for later episodes. Leland Hayward Productions, which produced the show for NBC, opted not to buy the tapes made by NBC, which presumably erased them. Fortunately, scripts can be seen in the New York Public Library's Lincoln Center branch for the Performing Arts. This was before home video, but private collectors made audio recordings. Two audio recording made by NBC are posted at kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqW5g31opsmMrZY and kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqHVc5mda7SGiK8&ab_channel=weaselspoon

I'm stunned they haven't renamed this street corner yet (51st & Lex)

I purchased some of the audioplays back in the day, loved it, but have never seen this press kit. Nice :-)

One of the greatest director's ,x

Awesome they’re my favorite filmmakers love from Albania ♥️🖤

R.I.P.

Very powerful..thank you!

Is that Robin Young from NPR?

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My brother worked with Richard, and did much of the filming of Richard’s film, “Mission Hill & the Miracle of Boston”. My brother passed away suddenly June 30th, still involved in social issues such as housing. One of his regrets, besides the issues we all need to be concerned about, was that him & Richard didn’t remain friends over the years

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Its more of a Jim Thompson story than James M. Cain or Dashiell Hammett

I've always loved this movie......

I'm a big fan of Gable. I was too young to appreciate him when he was alive, so I'm watching all of his movies now.

R.I.P Stan Lee 😓

Thank you for posting.

this was recommended by Lorraine Quinn on a Quora thread. Thank you !

I lived as a child in a divided Germany. This evokes the spirit of the time more than any words ever could. Thank you for sharing this.

Omg is that little corey haim 🥺

Wow first comment in 7 yrs wow

i had such a crush on Lori Loughlin back then, between "The New Kids" and "Secret Admirer". of course Kelly Preston also had my attention after "Secret Admirer" and "Mischief". but i was also 13, i had a crush on anything that moved to some point LOL

Vito was my hero. At his memorial service Larry Kramer said, The heart of the movement has died. Now all you have is me.

Thank you very much for upload

Powerful speech. Now that once again a deadly virus is tearing though marginalized communities while a callous Republican administration dismisses and downplays the threat, we need activists like Vito more than ever.

It’s Loughlin not Laughlin 😂

Beautiful and at the same time so sad

You need to stop making these bullshit videos of Stan Lee people need to know the true about Stan Lee...Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko are the true master minds behind Marvel Universe...Stan Lee was a liar and a disgrace to Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko so Fuck You Stan Lee

I came here to find this, thanks. But it needed the close when he tell her, "I'm sorry."

Tommy Howell was mighty fine

A mountain of a man who thought of himself as small as the rest of us and forever grateful of our support even more so than us of his. He fully grasped the gravity of his work on people her never meet. "My stories should be inspirational and human. They should always have a moral because I know there are countless people out there who without my stories would have went off the depend a long time ago"Amazing Spiderman game 2012 "nuff said. Anytime you need of inspiration, Ill be right here." Stan Lee played a comic book store owner and family friend of spiderman. Spiderman 2003 "I guess one person can make a difference. Nuff said"

RIP to Stan Lee...

Thanks Nat. I hope all is well with you. Keep writing diligently. I want you, me and Arnold to shoot something again soon. Till then, be well... Mosiah

I liked the movie very much

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Actually Roosevelt, who was not stupid, only continued his speech after checking that the wound was not serious, effectively diagnosing himself. TR was the best read President ever, borderline genius (if not a genius).

Dee Wallace was my favorite onscreen MOM growing up in the 80's.💝

I think that is me at 3:14 in the blue shirt but kind of blurry

he says he is not dying. But unfortunately he would die just 2 years later.