Rich,
We've discussed this before, but let me opine for a moment in a
song-like format
While Anna May Wong
Shizzle-dizzles your dong
It's Frances (Mad Love) Drake
Who makes MY weenie quake
Frances Drake can stone my litho any day.
Greg Douglass
Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
Thief of
The 1933 one sheet from Supernatural w/Carole Lombard . The movie
was a a real misfire from what I've heard, but that
posterabsolutely gorgeous. It's going for close to 20K now, from
what I understand, IF you can find one. Since I can barely afford to
buy a one sheet from The Ice
Ditto on the silly..Same thing happened with me on a HORROR OF DRACULA
TC I sold a few years ago when Christopher Lee was momentarily hot again
from his LOTR role. Jesus, I would think Mara would be happy with ANY
sort of notoriety!
Greg Douglass
om A. Pennock wrote:
This is silly. Mara Corday
I've been pissed off at Mara Corday since she posed for Playboy in the
Fifties and did not bare her gedoinkers. This VERO thing cinches it. Oh,
the humanity!
Greg Douglass
Phil Edwards wrote:
Does she do the Aisle of the Dead at shows?
Maybe they aren't paying off as well as they did.
I would buy this just to send to my second wife (who was of Russian
descent). Her name wasn't Librianna, but the rest of the title is a
perfect fit.
Greg Douglass
Bruce Hershenson wrote:
*Librianna, Bitch of the Black Sea,* (The first erotic adult motion
picture ever filmed in Russia)
a fit as the rest of the title? If so, I think
I know what attracted you to her!
Bruce
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 9:44 AM, jbirddouglass jbirddougl...@cox.net
mailto:jbirddougl...@cox.net wrote:
I would buy this just to send to my second wife (who was of
Russian descent). Her name
I just ignore the insanely high-priced titles and buy what I like at a
price I can afford. Fortunately, i have pretty eclectic tastes. Cool
stuff is still out there; I just set my sights a little lower. There are
tons of exploitation posters out there to be had at reasonable prices,
and
Acceptable depends on whether or not you're going to re-sell, in my
opinion. I purchased several great sci-fi titles at bargain basement
prices that were laminated. The lamination was well-done and has
preserved the posters beautifully, and you cannot tell in a frame. If I
can get a title that
Hmmm. PoPoer...well, I'm a PooPooer on a regular basis (as I hope all
MoPoers are). Could that be what John was referring to?
Ooops...gotta go! It's the first thing in the morning here in the states!
Greg Douglass
p...@cinemarts.com wrote:
What's a PoPoer?
Is it the Pope's lawnmower?
Have a
Oh, and that's just what I need on my weasly little budget, competition
from 1499 other drooling, depraved poster geeks who will outbid me on
every item I covet and then steal my pocket protector.
Congratulations
Greg Douglass
Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
*Holey schmoley
Looks like a window card, but Mr. One Feedback did not list the
dimensions. For four grand, I didn't even ask.
The seller says that he saw a one sheet of this title going for 17 Gs. I
thought the one sheet was in the thousand dollar range. I ain't no
psychic, but I do not foresee a sale on this
When I lived on Sutter St in San Francisco, I was in close proximity to
not only the Manhole, but also the Cockpit and the (ahem) White Swallow
Bar. You can't make this stuff up.
I don't Twitter. Facebook works great for me; hey, I've gotten work out
of it! It also allows me to get absolutely
music by
Vince Gills)
You guys finish. I have, believe it or not, actual work to do.
Greg Douglass
AKA jbirddouglass
Kirby McDaniel wrote:
That's F A B U L O U S.
What should the 12 tracks on the CD be?
Take it away, jbirddouglas!
K.
On Jul 17, 2009, at 2:49 PM, David Lieberman wrote:
http
of the crowd starting
laughing along. It was on.
ad
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wrote:
From: jbirddouglass jbirddougl...@cox.net
Subject: Re: [MOPO] FAVORITE FILM THAT YOU HAVE TO DEFEND
Brill!
Greg Douglass
Tom A. Pennock wrote:
Very Nice Job Andy! LOL
All The Best,
--Tom Pennock
In a message dated 7/15/2009 12:57:42 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
andyan...@hotmail.com writes:
Here's something a little psychadelic for you!
I agree 98.5 % with you on WAR OF THE WORLDS. I remember purists crying
Heresy! when Spielberg announced his plans to remake the Pal classic
(which, of course, just like Spielberg's film, was just an update of the
Welles novel). I thought it was a spectacular film, with good
performances
Never saw this. I'll put it on my Netflix queue. I'm a big fan of Bale,
even after hearing the tapes of his meltdown on the set of the latest
Terminator film. (Hoo hah, is that boy temperamental! Como se dice
Hissy fit?)
By the way...what's the dang hold up on Spielberg releasing his films on
I'll confess: I saw 2001 the first time in Cinerama, in 1968, after
taking a capsule of particularly pure blue Mescaline, a synthesized form
of peyote. The stuff came on during the intermission, just before Hal
began to run amuck and the light show began and all that weirdness
started in. I
all see that if we take care of each other and the planet and
that we are all dependent on each other
bigtime, then we will get peace.
I toast a Glass of water to you all
Happy 4th everyone/
jbirddouglass wrote:
Whatever drug Tom's taking...make mine a double.
Greg Douglass
Roger Kim
I will be appearing at the Hilton in Atlantic City on July 3 with my
band The Monsters of Classic Rock, featuring some amazing musicians from
some very famous groups doing tons of rock hits. If any Jersey area
MOPO-ites would like to come by say hello, I'd love to meet you. I'll
be traveling
Whatever drug Tom's taking...make mine a double.
Greg Douglass
Roger Kim wrote:
Most people see the world through rose colored glasses.
Tom Martin sees the world through tomato colored glasses.
-Roger
On Jul 1, 2009, at 8:28 PM, Tom Martin wrote:
well I think the armor we made back in 83
I just got back from 10 days in the Costa Rica rain forest, away from
all news and computers. Looks like things on MOPO were kinda dead while
I was gone...
By the way, the e-mail jokes have already started
When Farrah Fawcett died and arrived at the Pearly Gates, God granted
her one wish
If this X half sheet sells for $3500, I'll eat my Screaming Skull
one sheet on You Tube.
I've seen this happen a few times since I got back into the hobby in the
early to mid Nineties. Invasion of the Saucer Men sold for huge dough
at some auction, and all subsequent examples of this title have
I used to always go to Times Square when I visited New York back in the
Seventies and early Eighties. Unbelievably dangerous and wonderfully
entertaining. During one trip, I passed by a nudie theater where I was
surprised to see that a former girl friend of mine, a miss Kandi Barbour
of
I'm with Franc on this one. I'm sure even Michaelangelo had off days,
and so do some of the best-known restorers in the hobby. A lot depends
on which studio employee is doing the restoration. There are usually a
fair number of people working at a busy studio. As in any other artistic
endeavor,
Drives me nuts, too, Kenwick. I don't consider myself a hard-core video
snob, but...how can people be so brain dead? I have a pretty nice
Blu-Ray/HDTV system, which I love, and I pay extra every month for the
add-on HD channels. It drives me up the wall when certain HD channels
(like TBS HD)
Here's the latest on the David Carradine death, for those of you who
haven't heard. It's getting predictably bizarre.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/06/05/carradine-had-rope-around_n_211689.html
No one's sure exactly what happened yet, but obviously Carradine was
practicing Hung Fu I'll
There are just too many to choose from...although Javier Barden is way
up on my as Anton Chigurh in No Country for Old Men. Aaron Eckhart
played a character named Chad in a little-seen film called In the
Company of Men. Unbelievably good movie, with terrific performances by
the three leads.
Obviously, David didn't know the ropes when it came to that weird stuff.
(At least we know he was well-hung.)
Well, that cinches it...I'm done choking around on this subject.
Greg Douglass
Over the Hill, Over the Line and Over the Two Post Limit for Today
PS-To paraphrase The EaglesHe didn't
is not, remember those laws of supply and
demand. They always apply. Wanting a poster from one childhood can
make it more valuable than wanting one from someone elses childhood.
Ken Farrell
Now in deep at
Just Kids Nostalgia
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Hi Zeev,
I rarely watch American Idol, but I did happen to see Adam Lambert do
Ring of Fire. My take was that the guy has a superb set
I'm still laughing about the Bound for Glory Carradine poster
mentioned earlier. Talk about an inappropriate title! I think I have one
in my stash. Up it goes!
Greg Douglass
PS-They don't call it TIE-land for nothin'!
Jeff Potokar wrote:
darn...
i was waiting for the next dead celebrity
Ken,
First of all, thank you for not lurking. An excellent post.. Other
lurkers...if you do not participate, we will never get to know you, and
that's an sad thing. There are far too few of us in this hobby as it is,
and I like networking. with the other lunatics who share my addiction. I
And into the fray steps G.D.
Carrie Underwood has a fantastic voice, but I would rather give oral
pleasure to Oprah Winfrey than listen to Modern Pop Country, which, as a
genre of music, makes me break out in itchy, pus-spewing hives.
Underwood has a first-class set of pipes but is using
Thanks, Rich. I'll call my therapist to terminate treatment.
GD
Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
last thing I want is for Greg to be hurt and confused
At 10:00 AM 6/2/2009, jbirddouglass wrote:
And into the fray steps G.D.
Carrie Underwood has a fantastic voice, but I would rather give
in your take as to the merits of Adam Lambert (American
Idol runner up) as a singer and a performer, and why he failed in the
final vote.
Zeev
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OK, OK, perhaps I'm being biased and presumptuous again, but, yeah,
maybe it's time to take a break from the American Idol talk. I think I'm
starting to grow a uterus.
I'm sure this has been discussed here before, but I'm really curious;
what was it that drove you to become a collector of
Love it, love it, LOVE it! Nice to see our little hobby represented in
the press. Looks like you've got a great store as well...how close to
Atlantic City are you? I'll be doing a show there in July, and I'm SUCH
a cheap date when it comes to movie paper...
I had a Halloween exhibit of my
The insane prices on most of those Buy it Now poster auctions are
proof that there is still plenty of crack being smoked out there. Makes
me think about that great scene in the classic comedy Used Cars:
Yes sir, that's New Deal Used Posters... now wait just a goddamn
minute. What the hell is
Even if Spector spends a year in jail, I can smile knowing that each
hour will be a living hell for that ugly little mental patient. Buh-bye,
Phil. Try some of your mind games and little gun tricks on the likes of
Charles Manson.
Now if we can just prosecute the people responsible for American
Rich,
There are a few bright rays of hope out there. I had an eight-year kid
of a friend of mine...his dad is kind of a normie, i.e., not a huge
movie geek...walk into my office and look at my posters. It was like he
had walked into the Sistine Chapel. He had actually sought out and
watched
Hey, I'm with Franc. This weekend, my room smelled horrible, like a
combination of middle-aged man B.O. and goat pee, and everything was a
dreadful mess, crap everywhere. There was filth, the computer didn't
work, the printer was out of ink, and...
Oh, wait, I was in California in my office. I
Off topic here again. Tom Martin is quite right. As a touring musician,
I have stayed in the worst possible hotels imaginable, as well as some
of the best. (I won't bore you with horror stories, but there was a
place in Florida where I woke up in the middle of the night with
gigantic, filthy
Freeman,
Do you have a spy camera hidden in my house? Indeed, my wife is
extremely understanding about SOME posters being displayed in our shared
living areas, like the dining living rooms. (We have very high
ceilings and lot of wall space there.) I have a Buena Vista Social
Club one sheet
Barefoot in the Park? I'm growing a pair of ovaries just thinking
about that poster.
Greg Douglass
flixs...@aol.com wrote:
No camera..just been down this particular road.oh
maybe 12 to 15 times! However I did have one client who let his wife
pick out a 6 sheet to hang, as he
In the older films, it's the incredible amount of cigarette smoking that
always amazes me. How did anyone live past 40 with all that second-hand
smoke? Like Phil, I also love the tight-sweatered women with boobs
that'd poke your eyes out (who engineered those bras?) and the
occasional glimpse
Beats those die weekly auctions. By the way, I saw no Mexican lobby
cards from Dom DeLuise's cinematic career offered this week. Rod, you're
slipping.
(Gawd, I love MOPO!. We get to argue about old, overpriced pieces of
paper AND the English language! Who need internet porn?)
Greg Douglass
Bruce,
You misspelled misspelled. No hyphen. (Kirby's obviously too busy , so
I am acting as his special secret spelling deputy.)
Hershenson, you are not allowed the use of the English language for the
next 24 hours. The next offense goes on your permanent record. I'm
watching you, mister.
John,
Yes, I did deal with Carlos on two separate occasions, but it was
several years ago, and the shipping details (i.e., domestic vs. foreign
point of origin) are more than a little fuzzy. Both items were sent
quickly and packed well, and Carlos was, at the time, a good
communicator via
My fondest Bea Arthur moment; my son and I were watching TV . He was
about five years old at the time. Maude came on, and he watched,
fascinated and laughing away, for a few minutes. Finally, he turned to
me and asked, Daddy, is that a man in drag? (We were living in
Sausalito at the time,
I love these little forays into poster history. Knowing that I'm one of
about a thousand people who actually care and internalize this stuff
makes me even happier. When I bring up movie posters in my social
circle, eyes begin to glaze over and serial yawning begins. Thank God
for my fellow
I heard about this on the Howard Stern show this morning and couldn't
believe my ears, but here it is. Now that the big surprise on Britain's
Got Talent is yesterday's news, the real fun begins! It just proves
Hunter Thompson's statement:: The music business is a cruel and shallow
money
I'm sure you can get the whole set from Mrs. Miniver on Ebay, but it'll
cost you $3 million. (But at least there's no buyer's premium!)
Greg Douglass
Sean Linkenback wrote:
There actually are two different styles pictured in the pressbook.
One is an image of the monster rambling towards you
I played poker with the Hell's Angels when I was on reds back in 1970.
Does that count?
Greg Douglass
Dot Levy McKenzie wrote:
http://movies.yahoo.com/news/movies.reuters.com/quothell39s-angels-3969quot-director-lee-madden-dies-82-reuters
Dot
Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at
Ditto. I am intrigued and anxious to see what Carlos has...he's a good
guy, by the way, and I have had some very pleasant dealings with the
man...but the url on his e-mail isn't flying.
Greg Douglass
Glenn Taranto wrote:
Carlos -
I'm having difficulty finding your site. The address you gave
I was immensely cheered today to see that Phil Spector was finally
rightfully convicted for the murder of Lana Clarkson. Lana was a
beautiful, vibrant woman, and a former girlfriend of mine during my
rock star days. I met her in her home town of Cloverdale, in Northern
California, where we
Bruce et al;
While I certainly have never personally broken the law or done any jail
timeoh my God, why is my nose growing?
My past transgressions aside; I can remember when being a celebrity and
getting arrested was not cool, hip, or trendy. It was a major career
faux pas, and while some
Again? God, these things are popping up like Denny's restaurants! You
know, these FRANKENSTEIN TCs are becoming, like, rilly boring, dude,
especially when same guy has a one sheet from FRANKENSTEIN'S CASTLE OF
FREAKS for...this is SO-O-O-O random! only $225! Woo-hoo! Where's my
credit
sources).
Zeev
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12, 2009 at 9:28 AM, jbirddouglass jbirddougl...@cox.net
mailto:jbirddougl...@cox.net wrote:
I have not done a trade in years, but I only traded with people I
knew and trusted. I have occasionally taken a slight hit
financially on a trade if someone had something I really, really
Here's Derek Clive's take on Anthony Newley. (Derek Clive was Dudley
Moore and Peter Cook getting drunk and acting up in a British recording
studio. Very funny stuff, but if you get any of their CDs, be prepared
for a lot of foul language and insane behavior.
CLIVE:
I'll tell you one
I was actually recommended to Billy Bob by a mutual friend for a slot as
guitarist in Billy Bob's band. In retrospect, I'm glad it didn't happen.
(I heard his CD...m-hmmm). Not great. I think it would have been
one of those decent-paying-but-life-sucking gigs. I'm glad the final
call
I just watched the interview. Thornton is a Toolus Americanus Maximus .
If I had to work with a mush-mouthed, obstreperous jerk like that, I'd
be insane in a week. Don't agree to interviews if you're going to sit
there like a pouty 6-year-old on psych meds. For once, I actually felt
sorry for
). Or am I just wrong, and there aren't any?
Bruce
On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 9:37 AM, jbirddouglass jbirddougl...@cox.net
mailto:jbirddougl...@cox.net wrote:
I was actually recommended to Billy Bob by a mutual friend for a
slot as guitarist in Billy Bob's band. In retrospect, I'm glad
success (if you get what I mean)?
I am blanking out on this, but I imagine there are quite a few. It
seems there are a ton the other way around (singers who went on to
decent acting careers). Or am I just wrong, and there aren't any?
Bruce
On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 9:37 AM, jbirddouglass
off-topic.
Greg D
MJ AK wrote:
Rick Springfield was TV actor (mostly soap opera) before hitting it
big in music.
Best,
Myles
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*Sent:* Thursday
Kathleen Turner in John Waters' Serial Mom
Divine as Francene Fishpaw in Polyester
Greg Douglass
Bruce Hershenson wrote:
I want to do this week's poll on moms, but I can't remember very many
funny moms, so I thought to simply make it on most memorable movie moms
Obviously, there is Faye
Jeff, I have one word for you
sarcasm
Re-read the post with that word in mind. I'm sure Roger has watched
Broken Blossoms over 100 times.
Greg Douglass
Jeff Potokar wrote:
roger,
are you serious when you ask and say this? (crummy old films?);
if you are referring to silents, there were
94 out of the list of 100. Most of the choices I completely agree with,
and I was happy to see Groundhog Day there. Groundbreaking film, very
funny.
Greg Douglass
Andrea Kanter wrote:
Thought some of you might be interested:
I wrote this note to the seller. It might be of use to Mr. Eyssell as
well. I spent a lot of time in Sausalito in the Sixties, and these
repros were in every gift shop. I've had lots of them cross my path in
the hands of excited would-be millionaires. Here you go:
The poster is 100%,
Andrea...
Thanks for the kind words on the CD. They are available on Ebay right
now at http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=320324661948
(along with some nice movie posters, so this isn't TOTALLY off topic...)
or MOPOers can order directly from me by contacting me at
Reading FAMOUS MONSTERS for the first time was a rite of passage for
legions of Fifties kids who had no other outlet for their love for these
wonderful movies. It ranks right up there with seeing your first MAD, or
finding your dad's Playboy. Forry was a huge influence on me, with his
wacky
In the San Francisco Bay Area in the 50s 60s, they showed THE SNOW
CREATURE and KILLERS FROM SPACE incessantly. I watched them both far too
many times to be considered normal psychologically as a child.
Greg Douglass
Franc wrote:
I lived in Brooklyn and I remember the Million Dollar Movie
The kids in To Kill a Mockingbird are on their way to a Halloween play
when they are attacked...Scout is dressed as a ham...in a really scary
scene in the climax of this classic film.
And, of course, there's Donnie Darko, where the entire film revolves
around an evil character in a Halloween
By all means, let's talk about it. I figured it was just a matter of
time before something like this happened, with the volatile combination
of high-tech reproduction techniques and ever-present human greed. The
vintage guitar market is flooded with faux-vintage instruments,
distressed by
The only time I've ever seen the image is in the Borst GRAVEN IMAGES
book. The image is similar to a lot of the print ads that came out for
the film, and for this Fifties monster kid, the Wow! factor is off the
charts (unfortunately, so is the heart attack factor when I saw the
price tag an
I had a unique opportunity to bust a seller on Ebay regarding an
autograph. The item in question was a copy of the Steve Miller Band's
Greatest Hits vinyl album purportedly autographed by all the members of
the Miller band listed on the album credits in 1979. I was in the band
at the time, and
In 1997, I was writing for Outre, a magazine published by the editors
of Filmfax. Outre dealt with various forms of pop culture, and since I
am a guitarist of some repute, I was given mostly musical subjects to
interview. I was able to hang out and/or speak with Dick Dale, (one of
my idols
Hi Rod
While I wholeheartedly agree with you on this issue, I seriously
question putting it up on the MOPO website. I am bombarded night and day
with emails regarding social and political issues from my liberal and
conservative friends alike (I am a total commie pinko liberal, by the
Check out this beauty featuring Yma Sumac, the 50s multi-octave singer
we unearthed the other day on MOPO. I happened to find it while doing a
quick browse on Ebay...
David:
Not only did you manage to make me laughhardat an obscenely
early hour (I had to get up early to prepare guitar parts for a very
important recording session this evening), you laid bare the essence of
some of the key players in our little ongoing MOPOpera. AMBULANCE
My parents were big fans of Yma Sumac. I never appreciated her voice as
a kid (I was much too busy studying the subtleties of Spike Jones), but
I loved those exotic EP covers!
Korla Pandit, the East Indian keyboard player, had a show on in the San
Francisco Bay Area daily for awhile. He was an
show will air only on the
emovieposter channel where there will be fewer interruptions and
higher ratings.
Doug
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Phillip and Evan,
Thanks for the turn-on to this article. It's always good to see our
hobby sneak into a major media outlet. Actually, I just recently added
The Movie Poster Channel on my cable system, and it is non-stop riveting
viewing. I especially love Pinhole Counter's Corner, an hour
After 45 years of poster collecting, on and off, I have watched poster
prices go from a few bucks for classic titles in the early Sixties to
the heart-stoppingly high tariffs commanded during some of the
ground-breaking poster auctions in the early to mid-Nineties. Do I pine
for the days when
Evidently, the guy auctioning off this card is an Ebay Powder Seller
Greg Douglass
Roger Kim wrote:
I don't understand the description on this Ozzie Nelson lobby card:
http://cgi.ebay.com/HERE-COME-THE-NELSONS-orig-1951-LC-6-Ozzie-at-
I ended up with 2 lobby cards from THE MAD GHOUL and a cool title card
from JUNGLE CAPTIVE. It may not be A-list Universal horror, but it fit
my budget at the time, and it has just enough Universal horror ju-ju to
make my wall a whole lot classier! I need a nice Realart FRANKENSTEIN
lobby, or
Hey Michael,
If you live in Southern California region, I'll be happy to take those
tubes off your hands. I always reuse quality packing materials for my
own Ebay sales. Hey, since they're indestructible, they can be used
into near-perpetuity, right? Also, if you can't reuse them, I'm sure
And back at you, Sue! Happy Holidays to all the Mopo-ites, and may your
Christmas be filled with primo movie paper bought at rock-bottom prices.
(A man can dream, right?)
Greg Douglass
Happy Still Unburned in Southern CA
Susan Heim wrote:
Hey Gang,
Just about to sign off for the day.
I started off on 6/3/97 as theposteraddict. A few years later, a guy
called posteraddict (no the) actually threatened me with a LAWSUIT
because people were confusing us. Although this nut job didn't have a
leg to stand on legally, since our businesses were in different states,
I changed to
I think we film-loving types tend to get a little overly protective of
our beloved classics. While I question the casting of Keanu as Klaatu
(although their names sound like they're from the same planet), an
updated version of DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL could be great in the right
hands. I've
Glenn...congratulations! You certainly beat the odds!!!
You will, of course, be needing music for the film, so contact me
immediately.
Greg Douglass
Opportunisticville, CA
On Jul 31, 2007, at 12:26 PM, Susan Heim wrote:
Hello all,
I wanted to let you all know, as he would never tell
I sell only when it's necessary to support my addiction. Once a junkie,
always a junkie.
Greg Douglass
Bruce Hershenson wrote:
I get the feeling that a majority of members of MoPo are either full-time or part-time
movie paper sellers. If it is not too personal, who here is a member who does
AND SOME OF THESE ARE IN THE HORROR/SCI-FI GENRE, WHICH AS WE ALL KNOW IS RED
HOT AND STRONGER THAN EVER!
Gosh, was there ever any doubt? Did someone infer something contrary to this
eternal truism?
Good to see your sense of humor is intact, Bruce!
Greg Douglass
Bruce Hershenson wrote:
Bruce;
Great list. There are a lot of my favorites as well in there (I never
get tired of watching used Used Cars, having been a salesman at one
time of my life) and some marvelous obscure gems that I haven't thought
about in years. But my big question is this; between selling bazillions
of
I've never worked in the MOVIE industry, outside of some extra work on
the Silk Stalkings TV series and a couple of really crappy films when
I first moved to the San Diego area in 1993. I made several music videos
back in my rock star days, and appeared on all the big music shows,
including
Kirby:
I wrote that exact script last week. It's titled Bark Like a Cow, and
now that Paris is out of the slammer, we can get down to business. She
and I have formed a company called Brains of a Soapdish Productions and
have several other projects simmering away, including a Paris biopic
Hey Jeff,
While things do get a bit thick around here at times with what seems
like petty kvetching, remember one thing and remember it well; we are
here because we are dorks. We are poster dweebs, and we are proud of it.
Dorks and dweebs argue over minutiae endlessly. To do otherwise would
Check out
http://cgi.ebay.com/William-S-Hart-3-sheet-original-poster-The-Patriot_W0QQitemZ160110543099QQihZ006QQcategoryZ2319QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
The depths of the insanity of some Ebay sellers never ceases to amaze
meor is this sale another practical joke from Mr. Hershenson?
Greg
I have an interesting potpourri of posters ending today tomorrow on
Ebay, including a combo 3 sheet from THE SPIDER + THE BRAIN EATERS, 2
great AIP images for the price of one! Check it out at
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