Blind Item #12 - Old Hollywood - Kindness - Reader Blind Item
Posted by ent lawyer at 11:45 AM
Labels: blind item , Kindness , Old Hollywood , Old Hollywood Blind Item
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22 comments:
Darren McGavin
Kolchak being the horror series/character, A Christmas Story his memorable comedic movie role and Murphy Brown the sitcom. Not sure which of his dramas is the best known one. Hangar 18, maybe?
I love kindness blinds
Yes, and there were also two kolchak tv movies.
maybe the famous serious film is airport 77
Loved Kolchak as a kid. He was in Colombo as a bad guy I think. Lol a gymnast!
I LOVED Darren McGavin. Glad to know he was one of the good guys!
I loved Darren McGavin, so I loved reading this! "The Night Stalker" was one of my favorite TV shows as a kid!
I do not know if bringing orphans into the Hollywood pedo industry actually counts as a blind.
This is a nice change From all the other garbage we hear about here. What a good guy!
A lovely man, went to high school in our little town. People here still think of him fondly.
Have always enjoyed the work of Darren McGavin. Nice to hear he was a real gentleman.
"Fra-gee-lay. It must be Italian!"
That's the sort of kindness that deserves a major award...
Loved everything he did...glad to hear he was one of the good guys!
@robert I thought the same like.. is bringing orphans around pedos really a kindness blind? Was there more going on there?
I bought the series a few months ago and forgot until I just read this blind. Now I have to go find it .
he spent some time in the city where I live when he was a teen. he's kind of beloved here, in fact. I do not want to hear anything but kindness about him and Kathie Browne.
Best known drama was The Natural with Robert Redford.
Me too! He must have loved filming "A Christmas Story".
Are you sure he wasn't selling orphan boys to horny Hollywood producers so they could be turned into dancing boys to be dropped (in tiny gold lamé thongs) from stadium ceilings into massive pools filled with dolphins and unicorns and drugs, so they could be fished out in giant nets and groomed by Hillary Clinton's parents in teh basement of a pizza shop to grow up and and become adult pedo pimps/assassins to work for Kamala Harris and Oprah and who most recently went to France and killed Anthony Bourdain because Mary Streep told them to??? You sure Enty You sure???
He was such a nice guy. Shortly before he died, I wrote him a letter asking if he had any upcoming projects, as I was a big fan. His assistant wrote me back, saying that he wasn't in good health but wanted me to know that he had read my letter and was thrilled that I had contacted him and very appreciative.
He played two of the biggest pricks in Hollywood history, Gus Sands in the Natural and Louie in The Man with the Golden Arm. Great Mike Hammer too.
These feel good stories cheer up my otherwise gloomy days.
We loved Darrin in my house, and "BUMPASSESSS!" is a catch-phrase we use a lot around here in the office. (Along with "Sons-a-bitchess")
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