Was always a fan of. Charles. Great actor esp in. Westerns. Seemed a quiet person. Was in. Kid. Galahad.with. Elvis.

Whats with the pictures of rock bands??

Diryest thing ever said on TV was on Leve it to Beaver back then. "Ward, Wernt you a little hard on the Beaver last night?"

You didn't mention that before the show Jerry Mathers was also in a Hitchcock movie "The Trouble with Harry". Featuring the great Shirley McLean as his mother!!!

i love this film i have seen it several times , i cannot believe that the great Dudley moore didnt get a mention he's performance in several parts of the film is wht made this film great . shame on you .

We fans had no idea what might happen next. The subjects were totally novel. A normal object or person might to into who knew what. All the other TV programs were the same with no new ideas. I loved all the people who lived in/around/under/etc. Collingwood.

In my opinion, she really wasnt an attractive woman. She was kind of manly looking. And it seems that she was just mean. I never thought Bette Davis was attractive, either.

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How many times can you say the same thing to pad the video and make it longer? Does that "resonate" with you, maybe 6 times?

No one likes Oprah. She’s a sell out and very dishonest and fake

Steve McQueen was a great action movie star. A strong rebel.

I liked Steve..

Next to Gunsmoke Lawman was my favorite show

Never had a daughter. What a crappy channel.

I did not like the continued repetition.

Stop trying to posthumously take down a great man.

Dianne seems like a wonderful person. I think she acts the same on every role - perhaps just as herself… would like to see her do a character role …

Half of the pictures shown, are not him and have nothing to do with him.

where did you get your info...very inaccurate !

Good ol ' Hollywood :(

She didn't have a chance....

Well this is worthless.

Chuck was a switch hitter - in more ways than one!

No way! He confessed to killing Natalie?

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It was said that she was bipolar and suffered from depression as well.

Thank you for mentioning Patty Petersen as Trisha. She was my first TV-crush when I was nine. She was nine,too.:-) "She was a child and I was a child."

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Dorothy died in 1918 before her brothers were born. Susan was Dale's 5th wife and she never revealed any "Shocking Secrets". Dale died on 26 Feb 2013. I have no idea what Dale's demons were, apart from the sadness following the deaths of his family members. I've no idea whether Dale met William Wellman: this is the first time I've heard of him. However, I think you may have confused him with Nat Holt. There are several films called The Last Ride but Dale was not in any of them. I think you meant to say The Last Ride of the Dalton Gang. Please note that you need to research on the internet, by looking at Dale's obituary and imdb.

Every single day that Dark Shadows was on I made sure I was home from school to see the next episode. Needless to say Barnabas was my favorite. It was great to see him make a cameo appearance with some of the original cast in the Johnny Depp version of the show. I think Dark Shadows is where I must have gotten my love for vampires. LOL They are one of my favorite species. LOL And ANNE RICE became my favorite author of vampire stories. Barnabas Collins will always be one of my favorite vampires.

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Cool but left me hanging. My mother and sister loved the show... I thought he was from West Virginia...Did you know that West Virginia divorced Virginia during the Civil War. It true it really did, Just go find 1859 map see or yourself. West Virgina made slavery against the law. It's still gaist law there. I was surprised he was from New York .

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Phew!!! I thought that you were going to say that Peggy Lipton made $584B throughout all 5 seasons, is what you don't want the internet rentier to know? You still didn't state it and that is 8 minutes I'll never recover again. Mad magazine is a loser culture anyway. Thank for nothing.

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“JAWM-bee”, not “JAM-buy”.

I'm 39. Hopefully, I'll earn my way onto this list next year. (I've only done featured background work. 39 is considered geriatric these days. The 40s are even worse...)

I saw this movie at a theatre as part of a double bill with Monty Python and the Holly Grail, when I was a teenager 40 odd years ago. I hurt from laughing

Best comedy ever made. My mothers favorite after Young Frankenstein.

What people may not know is that when Kate Jackson joined the show she was so scared of Jonathan Frid as Barnabas Collins that she kept hiding behind the curtains.

I loved Dark shadows I would rush home from school and watch One Life to live, General Hospital, Days of Our Lives, and finish up with Dark Shadows and Barnabas Collins was my favorite actor.

Andy and Anita's off-screen relationship enriched their on-screen chemistry? It was an extra marital affair, call it what it was....adulterous.

John Wayne refused to have him in his movies because he was such a big man, he made John Wayne look small....

Everyone I guess has what you could call hidden truths, what are yours?

I first heard of him in 1990, when I first discovered the 1962 Hammer version of The Phantom of the Opera; he was so good in that. He, not Peter Sellers, is my favorite actor in the Pink Panther movie series; he stole the show away from him! Herbert Lom will always be Dreyfus to me. I like the new Pink Panther movies, but it's not the same. I wonder if he saw the original version of The Phantom of the Opera (1925)? He would have been about 8 years old then (I'm not sure what month or day it came out). I also wonder if he saw the remake of The Ladykillers (2004). He was the only actor still living from the original movie when it came out. On the blu-ray version of The Phantom of the Opera, there is a featurette called, Herbert Lom: the Soul Behind the Mask, and tells how the film came to be made. I think it's on youtube, too. I have a magazine called, Little Shoppe of Horrors. In #34 (May 2015), it pays tribute to the 1962 Hammer version of The Phantom of the Opera. I don't know if the magazine is still in business or not, though.

You don't seem to get that classic beauty these days.. Like Lana Turner.. Rita Hayworth.. Gene Tierney.. Hedy Lamarr.. Yvonne De Carlo.. Kim Novak.. Jean Harlow.. Ava Gardner etc.. Only one real close these days is Jennifer Lawrence and Jennifer Connelly.. Oh and Alice Eve.. and Maggie Grace.. OK there are a few 😅

She was always asking me to take her to bed but I had to keep telling her no I'm not even tired 😅

She was fondly known as the sweater girl

I'm surprised to hear you say she couldn't follow through.. especially after eating chilli peppers 😅

She was kinda cute.