remembering interveiw

Yes, Roddy McDowal was one of the great ones. I miss him. He was a criticaly acclaimed actor even when he was a boy in the 1940's. I've read that Linda got along well with him, as she did with Heston, on the set of "POTA." Heston sort of mentored her; was protective of her while Roddy (who was closer to her age and was thus easier for Linda to identify with) was a good friend to her.
-cozad :hat

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trimonkey Unregistered User (6/12/03 7:06 pm) Reply	remembering interveiw I Just watched the first and second planet of the apes movies. And Beneath is still my favorite.As a young boy the 24 hour ape marathons in the movies were a part of my growing up.And it came into my head, a interveiw with charlton heston a long time ago "That at the end of beneath the planet of the apes in the cathederal there was alot of emotion on that set" too bad linda did'nt make it to that part.Because the Jail scene was I think the first time I cryed in my life .Yes 1969 did it for me. rodney Mcdowell was the greatest actor of all time.And if linda ever reads this,its only human nature.
cozad Unregistered User (6/13/03 6:55 am) Reply	Re: Yes, Roddy McDowal was one of the great ones. I miss him. He was a criticaly acclaimed actor even when he was a boy in the 1940's. I've read that Linda got along well with him, as she did with Heston, on the set of "POTA." Heston sort of mentored her; was protective of her while Roddy (who was closer to her age and was thus easier for Linda to identify with) was a good friend to her. -cozad
Gene Unregistered User (6/13/03 8:56 am) Reply	Re: Hi there, I feel your pain, I think we all cried when Nova dies. Nova didn't leave the world so peacefully but she looked so peaceful when she died. And the thing I liked about McDowall was that he was involved in most of the sequels and didn't consider himself better than that. I would have enjoyed seeing him and James Franciscus do an 'ape' movie together. And BTW, not to wonder off topic or anything but I read somewhere in a biography, that Roddy McDowall was one of James Deans friends. As Jimmy also was a friend of Sammy Davis Jr. Later, -Gene
trimonkey Unregistered User (6/13/03 10:23 am) Reply	James Dean Recently I had dinner with Lois smith,she was in East of eden . She has played in many parts in the past years. she was the old woman in the greenhouse in Minority Report.We talked and she told me James Dean was a real proffesional actor.As far as movies go, Burt Landcaster is in my family.But I 'm very serious in the planet of the apes.And it really warms my heart with the cast in all the ape movies.and i'm going to make a purchase in a photo of Linda.And I have a question" who played the evil director in conquest of the planet of the Apes" My stepfather was buddys with him in college.He was the guy who looked alittle like robert wagner.
Gene Unregistered User (6/13/03 10:58 am) Reply	Re: Hi, Wow, you must really get around. Well James Dean is my favorite actor, and I will one of these days be an actor myself. Enjoy your stay on this message board. And BTW, when you asked your question, you meant the president who controlled the ape institute place, right? He was Don Murray. CYA -Gene
trimonkey Unregistered User (6/13/03 1:15 pm) Reply	conquest of the planet of the apes Yes, Don Murry thats the guy.From what I understand it was odd that they picked him for that part.Because in real life that was exactly his personality.I live in N.Y. and I speak the truth. And My Whole life I have gone to great lengths to have linda harrison as a bed partner. Babyfaced amusing babyfaced lookalikes my life has been expressional.From the rock clubs of the eightys to led Zeppelin comebacks. but seriously this is my first computer, and so start the life of engineering in the trade. Middleaged in college,and still after thirty years my choice is still rodney Mcdowell as best actor. and Linda harrison as fox.by they way do you know her height?
Gene Unregistered User (6/13/03 1:41 pm) Reply	Re: You trying to be a comedian? Just kidding! Well you seem to have lead/leading a very interesting life. I think also if you take a closer look to Linda Harrison, you can see that she is more than someone you would want as a bed partiner, but somebody you can share your feelings with. And I think that Linda's hieght is about 5'7" or 5'8", I think it's 5'8" Later, -Gene
Do what I wanna Registered User Posts: 4 (6/13/03 2:22 pm) Reply	Wow... ... trimonkey, if I may ask: Are you somehow in the movie business? Interesting what people you meet... CYA Stefan
trimonkey Unregistered User (6/13/03 3:37 pm) Reply	The Movie industry The answer to the question about the Movie Industry is no ''i'm not involved.And I would Like to add I have noticed in this being relatively my first encounter with the web. That this is a impressive website.But my family has made it in the masonary industry.And I love ruins, which is anotherthing that has attracted me to all this monkey business.Some other aspects relating to the hollywood genre is I once Madeout with a star of " one life to live' delilia on the amtrak.And she was no mute. And I would like to note the resembilence.And you might think I'm talking out of my hat, but really i'm not. just trying to be funny and informative.
Do what I wanna Registered User Posts: 8 (6/14/03 2:38 am) Reply	Interesting... ... you seem to meet many stars. I'm still curious: *Quote:* And My Whole life I have gone to great lengths to have linda harrison as a bed partner. You must be joking right - or what did this comment mean? Bye Stefan
trimonkey Unregistered User (6/14/03 3:04 pm) Reply	To add to this message. Just by luck I have meeted some entertainers in the movie industry. Don't misinterper what I wrote about Ms. Harrison, I really meant woman of that nature. Sandra bullock, Audrey Hepbern,Ali Mcgraw,Julia Roberts,Racheal welch.Is the type of woman I like but I think linda Harrison really tops them.Me personally i have dirty blonde hair,and look like rick derringer.and have seen and meeted so many rock stars you would not believe.in this area i get alot of opportunitys.Went to see the new POTA in the movies.waited to the end to see Lindas name on the credits.wasn't sure a time she was in it.have to get it on video and catch her performance.missed it in the movies.And as far as i wrote about Lois smith the dinner was just by chance.and Burt Lancasters family, married into mine many years ago.It is hard for me to go to the video store and rent a movie i have'nt seen already.I'm feeling a little under the weather.AND ROCK ON !
Speed Demon Registered User Posts: 233 (6/14/03 3:49 pm) Reply	Re That's really interesting . BTW, did you also meet Kirk Douglas? I mean as he was a friend of Lancaster if I remember it correct... I think Kirk is great... Bye Stefan
TRIMONKEY Unregistered User (6/14/03 4:18 pm) Reply	kirt douglas No I did'nt meet kirt,but recently watched him and his son michael, I think it was the acadamy awards,would'nt it be funny if meeted Carl Maldon.On the subject of Linda would you know her age?
Speed Demon Registered User Posts: 237 (6/15/03 2:31 am) Reply	Re Interesting - I heard Michael and Kirk wanted to do a movie together, but they are planning that for years now... hope they'll still get it done... $:\$ . ... do you mean Karl Malden (Streets of San Francisco)?. Wow, so he's still alive... I read on the ImdB he's born 1912... Greetings Stefan
trimonkey Unregistered User (6/15/03 7:50 am) Reply	Karl maldon i think karl maldon has passed away.But in his memory.I was a fan.Watched the acadamy awards as ernest borginine was on it.I,m glad he is around I thought he was'nt.My grandmothers sister married Burt lancasters brother.Kirk douglas was great in sparticus.I will try and see the movie his son.Michael douglas was very liked by my grandmother.But as Far as it goes with me I think Eddie Van halen best expresses my time,and involvement in that time of the entertainment Industry.i have been playing the guitar along time and took part in the scene in the early 80's. With the rock clubs on long island .If you remember the scene in beneath the planet of the apes,When they looked at the city in ruin. It was exactly how I witnessed 9/11 on my way to work.I once traveled alone to california,miss it and hope to go back in better circumstances.
cozad Unregistered User (6/15/03 8:31 am) Reply	Re: Carl Malden and Kirk Dougless Interesting family tree you have there trimonkey. BTW, I think Carl Malden is still very much alive. I here he was also great staring with Kim Hunter ("Zira from POTA) in "Streatcar Named Desire."-just to try and get this a little on topic. I remember him well from "Gypsy" with Rossaland Russel and Natalie Wood as well as "Patton" with George C. Scott. But he's been in many great films. Ofcourse Carl Malden starred with Micheal Dougless in the TV series "Streets of San Francisco." Oh and Stefan, as for Kirk Dougless and his son Michael Dougless, they've just released a film in which they star together. I here their scenes together are quite commical. Sorry, I can't remember the name of the film but it was released very recently, like about a month ago. I'm surprised you havn't heard about it. The fact that you havent' (and the fact I can't even remember the name of it) doesn't seem to speak well of it being a sucess. But on the bright side, maybe we are just all hopelessly out of touch! -cozad
Gene Unregistered User (6/15/03 8:38 am) Reply	Re: cozad, you're missing Carl Maldons best movie he made: "On the Waterfront," an awsome movie. He was reunited both with Elia Kazan and Marlon Brando, and Brando is such a terrific actor! -Gene
trimonkey Unregistered User (6/15/03 9:44 am) Reply	high performence cars my brother owned a brand new 1969 road runner. and i always will remember he had a shrunkenhead with long black hair hanging from his rearveiw mirror and listening to crosstowntraffic by hendrix.long island has changed so much,I can't stand it.By the way working in a development using sandstone in a predominently oriental area on very expensive contemporary houses it started to look like ape city. And the old women gave me dirty looks.do you think this means a significance.
Speed Demon Registered User Posts: 240 (6/15/03 12:38 pm) Reply	Re Gee, cozad... Sorry but enough is enough!! *Quote:* Carl Malden Believe it or not, it's "Karl Malden" (OK, that could happen) *Quote:* Micheal Dougless But come on, you know better cozad, it's Michael Douglas... OK now leaving that smartguy thing behind . Hey that's great - so Michael and Kirk already did the movie!! That's great as I'm a big fan of them both. Thanks for that info, cozad... . I'll look up for details on the ImdB... *Quote:* ...it started to look like ape city. And the old women gave me dirty looks. LOL - trimonkey, you're really funny! Bye Stefan
Speed Demon Registered User Posts: 241 (6/15/03 1:00 pm) Reply	Re: Re BTW, that movie with Kirk and Michael is called "It runs in the family". Doesn't surprise me I haven't heard of it yet, you know cozad, I'm in Germany, not in "the land of the free" . The movie probably has been released not longer than a few weeks ago in the US, right.. $:\$ . Often it takes months, half a year or even over a year until movies get dubbed and released here, you know... $:\$ . Bye Stefan
cozad Unregistered User (6/15/03 7:29 pm) Reply	RE: Sorry, Stefan, I knew American films were shown in Germany but I didn't realize there was that much of a delay. Thanks for the education. Now if you'll excuse me I'm going to do penence by writing Michael Douglas's name (spelled correctly) twenty-five times. Trimonkey, it may interest you to know that when Marco Polo first visited China (among the first Occidental's in recorded history to do so)the Chinese themselves recorded the event and in doing so refered to Polo and his crew as "Those hairy ape like barbarians from the West" or words to that effect. Often the apes we imagine we see in the outer world are merely reflections of those darker aspects of our inward soul which remain unrecignized and yet projected from within upon those whom we find to be exotic or unfamiler. Well, if you'll excuse me, I've got to write 'Michael Douglas is not Micheal Dougless' twenty-five times. Take care, -cozad

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