Re: [MOPO] RIP Alan Arkin :(

[PHILIPP KAINBACHER]

Bruce I completely agree! Well said! He was one of the greats! Glengarry Ross 
was such performance! RIP Alan Arkin
Philipp

> On Jun 30, 2023, at 7:56 PM, Tom Martin 
>  wrote:
> 
> nice tribute Bruce
> Tom
> Hollywood dream factory®
> since 1977
> 
> 
> 
>> On 2023-06-30 21:09, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
>> RIP Alan Arkin :(
>> I was too young to see Enter Laughing on Broadway in 1963 (or rather
>> my parents mistakenly thought so!), I so wish I could have seen what
>> super young Alan Arkin did with that role!
>> I DID see “The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming" in 1966
>> and recognized his comic brilliance. Just one year later he did a 180
>> and played a psychotic killer SO brilliantly I was convinced he WAS
>> that person in real life!
>> Over the next few years I watched everything he did on film (I sadly
>> never saw his Broadway work), and although much of it was beneath him,
>> he always shone, and one could see what attracted him to each role.
>> It wasn't until 1979 that he found his masterpiece. He co-starred in
>> “The In-Laws” and while Peter Falk and Richard Libertini had far
>> flashier roles, Mr. Arkin held his own against them, most especially
>> in the immortal "flies with beaks" dinner scene (see
>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqKadJiNZ4s [1]).
>> He continued acting for decades, and gave some really fine
>> performances in movies like “Glengarry Glen Ross” and “Little
>> Miss Sunshine”. I selfishly wish he had made even more movies than
>> he did, and that he done more broad comedy. But what a great body of
>> work he left behind!
>> See https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/30/movies/alan-arkin-dead.html [2]
>> (if you can get through their paywall).
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Re: [MOPO] RIP Alan Arkin :(

[Tom Martin]

nice tribute Bruce
Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977



On 2023-06-30 21:09, Bruce Hershenson wrote:

RIP Alan Arkin :(

I was too young to see Enter Laughing on Broadway in 1963 (or rather
my parents mistakenly thought so!), I so wish I could have seen what
super young Alan Arkin did with that role!

I DID see “The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming" in 1966
and recognized his comic brilliance. Just one year later he did a 180
and played a psychotic killer SO brilliantly I was convinced he WAS
that person in real life!

Over the next few years I watched everything he did on film (I sadly
never saw his Broadway work), and although much of it was beneath him,
he always shone, and one could see what attracted him to each role.

It wasn't until 1979 that he found his masterpiece. He co-starred in
“The In-Laws” and while Peter Falk and Richard Libertini had far
flashier roles, Mr. Arkin held his own against them, most especially
in the immortal "flies with beaks" dinner scene (see
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqKadJiNZ4s [1]).

He continued acting for decades, and gave some really fine
performances in movies like “Glengarry Glen Ross” and “Little
Miss Sunshine”. I selfishly wish he had made even more movies than
he did, and that he done more broad comedy. But what a great body of
work he left behind!

See https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/30/movies/alan-arkin-dead.html [2]
(if you can get through their paywall).

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[MOPO] RIP Alan Arkin :(

[Bruce Hershenson]

RIP Alan Arkin :(

I was too young to see Enter Laughing on Broadway in 1963 (or rather my
parents mistakenly thought so!), I so wish I could have seen what super
young Alan Arkin did with that role!

I DID see “The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming" in 1966 and
recognized his comic brilliance. Just one year later he did a 180 and
played a psychotic killer SO brilliantly I was convinced he WAS that person
in real life!

Over the next few years I watched everything he did on film (I sadly never
saw his Broadway work), and although much of it was beneath him, he always
shone, and one could see what attracted him to each role.

It wasn't until 1979 that he found his masterpiece. He co-starred in “The
In-Laws” and while Peter Falk and Richard Libertini had far flashier roles,
Mr. Arkin held his own against them, most especially in the immortal "flies
with beaks" dinner scene (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqKadJiNZ4s).

He continued acting for decades, and gave some really fine performances in
movies like “Glengarry Glen Ross” and “Little Miss Sunshine”. I selfishly
wish he had made even more movies than he did, and that he done more broad
comedy. But what a great body of work he left behind!

See https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/30/movies/alan-arkin-dead.html (if you
can get through their paywall).

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[MOPO] FA: THIS WEEK HERITAGE has FRANKENSTEIN MEETS WOLFMAN, EMPIRE STRIKES BACK, KING KONG, & More! 395 lots of RARE Posters & Lobbies

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Star Wars (20th Century Fox, 1977). Folded, Fine/Very Fine. One Sheet (27" X 
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Hurricane Hutch (Pathé, 1921). Fine+ on Linen. One Sheet (27.25" X 41") Episode 
3 -- "The Millionth Chance."
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Blade Runner (Warner Bros., 1982). Folded, Very Fine+. One Sheet (27" X 41") 
John Alvin Artwork.
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Jurassic Park (Universal, 1993). Rolled, Very Fine/Near Mint. One Sheet (27" X 
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The Iron Claw (Pathé, 1916). Fine/Very Fine on 

[MOPO] MOPO - Happy 4th to everyone

[Tom Martin]

 Hi Mopo
so I am reminiscing a lot lately is the smoke clouds loom over my city 
it is been some of the weirdest weather I've seen in my entire life and 
the last few years since the pandemic have outweighed anything Stephen 
King could write about
I've come to the conclusion that only answer to about anything 
regardless of your political views religious views or business news is 
we have to have forgiveness because in the big picture nothing else 
matters I decided that I needed to forgive my son and I told him to pray


Our ego makes us want to hold onto material things we think we can own 
property whether it be intellectual physical real estate automobiles and 
we are going to be celebrating the independence of our United States 
from Great Britain the funny thing is we are owned by many European and 
Asian countries when you look at the source of who owns huge 
conglomerate companies in the United States



Look I don't have it all figured out at all the only thing I've been 
able to come up with is that we need to forgive and love everybody from 
our parents to our siblings to our neighbors and friends I get calls 
from people who are used to do business with one man was a sales agent 
for box office magazine the trade magazine for the motion picture of the 
street he's in his 80s now and he said after he left the company all the 
friends he thought he had stopped contacting him and he seemed very sad 
and disgruntled by society it appears he has many friends when he could 
do things for them in the industry but when he lost position nobody 
wanted to know him any longer that made me really sad
 I did several projects for box office is the used my products for 
promotional use of the magazine at trade shows like show east and show 
west major entertainment trade shows I made directors megaphone iMovie 
world clock and small desk clock and some clapper boards for box office
A lady just sent me an email asking me about a Coca-Cola movie reel time 
clock I made for the Coca-Cola company I told her those words custom 
jobs made for them but sometimes you can find them on eBay where people 
resold clocks I made years
I did Clocks for Walt Disney. Paramount pictures warner brothers, NBC, 
and I bought the license for Ghostbusters part two in 1989
We also sold the club generic with no face on it as we used to put the 
logos of the companies on the clock face


 anyways it was a lot of fun when people would buy the products and I 
made a lot of friends that worked in the studios however many of them 
are now retired or have passed away so what did I learn over 46 years in 
the entertainment industry?


Help as many people as you can forgive everybody when they do you wrong 
and pray that they all get peace and love is our health Moorefield as we 
get older money can dry up end it may be the last week you see your 
family or loved ones or friend all any of us can do is try our best
Because in the end it was not about impressing them as Mother Teresa 
Said

It's about you and God

wish you all a good holiday with friends and family
Tom
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since 1977




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Re: [MOPO] FA: 3,449 auctions end July 4th, 6th, 9th; Time for YOU to declare independence!

[Tom Martin]

Happy 4th Bruce to youand family
all the best
Tom
Hollywood dream Factory®
since 1977


On 2023-06-30 07:27, Bruce Hershenson wrote:

We at eMoviePoster.com have three great current sets of auctions
(containing 3,449 auctions in all!) that close starting in just 4 days
on Tuesday July 4th, Thursday Tuesday July 6th, and Sunday Tuesday
July 9th (in our "every four week auctions)!

These auctions contain so many varied items that at least some of them
are likely to be of great interest to virtually EVERY collector! If
you haven't already checked these out thoroughly, PLEASE don't wait
any longer to do so, because you will need a fair amount of time to
look over 3,449 auctions!

What's in these three sets of auctions?

Our current Tuesday auctions ending July 4th at
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html [1] contain 1,418 folded
U.S. & non-U.S. posters, cool comic books, lobby cards, 8x10 stills,
and SO MUCH more that it will take you hours just to make a quick run
through solely these Tuesday auctions!

Our current Thursday auctions ending July 6th at
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html [2] contain 1,000 rolled
posters (U.S. non-U.S. art prints, and NON-movie posters). This has a
fabulous selection of posters of every kind, spread pretty evenly from
the 1950s to the present, with 103 from before 1950!

Our current Sunday auctions ending July 9th at
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html [3] contain 1,038 bulk
lots with 35,412 items in all. This is like the contents of a store
being auctioned off, truly with NO reserves! There WILL be sensational
buys made and quite a few will sell for BELOW wholesale prices!

Or (for the next four full days, until the Tuesday auctions start to
close) view ALL of the 3,449 current auctions in a single gallery at
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/all.html [4], especially valuable
if you want to search ALL of these auctions at once for a star, genre,
size or whatever!

We add a similar selection every four weeks (but the auctions run for
3 weeks) and you can wait SIXTEEN full weeks to have your purchases
shipped, which saves you a fortune on combined shipping.

Note that ALL these items started at $1 (some will end there) and ALL
have NO reserve (or awful "buyers premiums). Given that the Tuesday
auctions end on the American 4th of July holiday, Isn't it time YOU
"declared independence" from auctions that don't treat you the way you
deserve to be treated?

I could easily write a great deal more about how many excellent items
there are in all three sets of auctions and how low the current bid
prices are, but I would much rather you simply see for yourself at the
above links!

What makes eMoviePoster.com auctions different from ALL other auctions
ANYWHERE in the world? I am glad you asked!

The Top Ten ways you know you are bidding in an eMoviePoster.com
auction, and NOT in any other major auction!
HAS lifetime guarantees on every item - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS unrestored and unenhanced images - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS 100% honest condition descriptions - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS auctions where the winner is the higher of two real bidders - IS
eMoviePoster.com

HAS "buyers premiums" - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS "reserves or starts over $1 - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS hidden bidder IDs - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS no customer service to speak of - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS "nosebleed" shipping charges - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS inadequate packaging - NOT eMoviePoster.com

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[MOPO] FA: 3,449 auctions end July 4th, 6th, 9th; Time for YOU to declare independence!

[Bruce Hershenson]

*We at eMoviePoster.com have three great current sets of auctions
(containing 3,449 auctions in all!) that close starting in just 4 days on
Tuesday July 4th, Thursday Tuesday July 6th, and Sunday Tuesday July 9th
(in our "every four week auctions)!These auctions contain so many varied
items that at least some of them are likely to be of great interest to
virtually EVERY collector! If you haven't already checked these out
thoroughly, PLEASE don't wait any longer to do so, because you will need a
fair amount of time to look over 3,449 auctions!What's in these three sets
of auctions?Our current Tuesday auctions ending July 4th
at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html
 contain 1,418 folded U.S. &
non-U.S. posters, cool comic books, lobby cards, 8x10 stills, and SO MUCH
more that it will take you hours just to make a quick run through solely
these Tuesday auctions!Our current Thursday auctions ending July 6th
at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html
 contain 1,000 rolled posters
(U.S. non-U.S. art prints, and NON-movie posters). This has a fabulous
selection of posters of every kind, spread pretty evenly from the 1950s to
the present, with 103 from before 1950!Our current Sunday auctions ending
July 9th at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html
 contain 1,038 bulk lots with
35,412 items in all. This is like the contents of a store being auctioned
off, truly with NO reserves! There WILL be sensational buys made and quite
a few will sell for BELOW wholesale prices!Or (for the next four full days,
until the Tuesday auctions start to close) view ALL of the 3,449 current
auctions in a single gallery
at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/all.html
, especially valuable if you
want to search ALL of these auctions at once for a star, genre, size or
whatever!We add a similar selection every four weeks (but the auctions run
for 3 weeks) and you can wait SIXTEEN full weeks to have your purchases
shipped, which saves you a fortune on combined shipping.Note that ALL these
items started at $1 (some will end there) and ALL have NO reserve (or awful
"buyers premiums). Given that the Tuesday auctions end on the American 4th
of July holiday, Isn't it time YOU "declared independence" from auctions
that don't treat you the way you deserve to be treated?I could easily write
a great deal more about how many excellent items there are in all three
sets of auctions and how low the current bid prices are, but I would much
rather you simply see for yourself at the above links!What makes
eMoviePoster.com auctions different from ALL other auctions ANYWHERE in the
world? I am glad you asked!The Top Ten ways you know you are bidding in an
eMoviePoster.com auction, and NOT in any other major auction!HAS lifetime
guarantees on every item - IS eMoviePoster.comHAS unrestored and unenhanced
images - IS eMoviePoster.comHAS 100% honest condition descriptions - IS
eMoviePoster.comHAS auctions where the winner is the higher of two real
bidders - IS eMoviePoster.comHAS "buyers premiums" - NOT
eMoviePoster.comHAS "reserves or starts over $1 - NOT eMoviePoster.comHAS
hidden bidder IDs - NOT eMoviePoster.comHAS no customer service to speak of
- NOT eMoviePoster.comHAS "nosebleed" shipping charges - NOT
eMoviePoster.comHAS inadequate packaging - NOT eMoviePoster.com*

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