Archive for July, 2010

Mr Policeman with Smokey and the Bandit prepoholic

Brad Paisley Mr Policeman with video of “Smokey and the Bandit”. A Classic Burt Reynolds Sally Field and Jackie Gleason movie. Ive always loved this Movie and the first time I heard this song I knew I had to make this video..but it took a while to find a DVD. Im really surprized no one else ever slapped these two together. Popped into my head soon as heard this great song. Anyway comment, and let me know what ya think

Lucky Lady Part 8 of 12

It’s not an everyday occurrence that you’re going to find Liza Minelli, Gene Hackman, and Burt Reynolds as a ménage a trois, but that’s what you get with Lucky Lady, a movie that you’ll have trouble finding on DVD unless it’s a bootleg copy. Nor was it even released on VHS (in the US, a pal version was released in a few countries) This version was recorded off of HBO Signature by me quite a while back so it isn’t the greatest in terms of quality but at least it’s a copy of a movie you’ll certainly have trouble finding elsewhere. It’s a rather odd movie but is watchable. The main problems with it was that it seemed as if they didn’t know whether they wanted to make a comedy romp then in the last third of the movie decided to change into a very bloody gory violent action movie. It seems as if youre watching two different films. Also on hand in this flick is Robbie Benson as their sidekick or mascot or whatever, and he’s certainly one of the best things about this movie. The movie has been much maligned and was a major box office flop that nearly broke Fox which may explain the lack of a video release. But after 33 years, I think we can look back at it a little more favorably now, although it is still not one would consider particularly good cinema. What you get here also is the studio ending, tacked on because studio executives absolutely hated the original (You can find a synopsis of the original ending at the IMDB under trivia). But if you’re interest in all aspects of …

Lucky Lady Part 9 of 12

It’s not an everyday occurrence that you’re going to find Liza Minelli, Gene Hackman, and Burt Reynolds as a ménage a trois, but that’s what you get with Lucky Lady, a movie that you’ll have trouble finding on DVD unless it’s a bootleg copy. Nor was it even released on VHS (in the US, a pal version was released in a few countries) This version was recorded off of HBO Signature by me quite a while back so it isn’t the greatest in terms of quality but at least it’s a copy of a movie you’ll certainly have trouble finding elsewhere. It’s a rather odd movie but is watchable. The main problems with it was that it seemed as if they didn’t know whether they wanted to make a comedy romp then in the last third of the movie decided to change into a very bloody gory violent action movie. It seems as if youre watching two different films. Also on hand in this flick is Robbie Benson as their sidekick or mascot or whatever, and he’s certainly one of the best things about this movie. The movie has been much maligned and was a major box office flop that nearly broke Fox which may explain the lack of a video release. But after 33 years, I think we can look back at it a little more favorably now, although it is still not one would consider particularly good cinema. What you get here also is the studio ending, tacked on because studio executives absolutely hated the original (You can find a synopsis of the original ending at the IMDB under trivia). But if you’re interest in all aspects of …

DEBRA PAGET: RIVERBOAT GYPSY

[Please read] Actress Debra Paget’s finest television performance. –Footage excerpted from the classic dramatic television series RIVERBOAT [1959-1961]: First Season, Episode Five/”The Unwilling.” Episode co-stars Eddie Albert and features series regular Burt Reynolds as boat pilot Ben Frazer. –Originally aired on October 11, 1959. “The Unwilling” episode not only allows Debra three zesty “gypsy” dances on shipboard, but calls on her to provide some of the most heart-wrenching and effective dramatic acting of her career. She delivers with absolute conviction, her line readings as breathlessly exquisite as ever. This video’s interpretative emphasis is on Debra’s dances, simply because the quantity of rich dramatic material in “The Unwilling” cannot, with advantage, fit YouTube’s procrustean ten-minute-video time limit. This video nevertheless fundamentally serves the best interests of classic filmed entertainment on YouTube—offering glimpses of glory and encouraging the viewer to explore the full context on his/her own. YouTube makes for good “peep shows,” but it ought never to offer everything for nothing. IMPORTANT: Questions or comments are sincerely welcome—but only if they are nice, clean, and comprehendible. If you are a professional and prefer that I delete this video, please contact me and it will promptly be done. This is a damn good video. Thanks for viewing. And do consider exploring all THIRTEEN of my Debra Paget videos on YouTube.

Lucky Lady Part 4 of 12

It’s not an everyday occurrence that you’re going to find Liza Minelli, Gene Hackman, and Burt Reynolds as a ménage a trois, but that’s what you get with Lucky Lady, a movie that you’ll have trouble finding on DVD unless it’s a bootleg copy. Nor was it even released on VHS (in the US, a pal version was released in a few countries) This version was recorded off of HBO Signature by me quite a while back so it isn’t the greatest in terms of quality but at least it’s a copy of a movie you’ll certainly have trouble finding elsewhere. It’s a rather odd movie but is watchable. The main problems with it was that it seemed as if they didn’t know whether they wanted to make a comedy romp then in the last third of the movie decided to change into a very bloody gory violent action movie. It seems as if youre watching two different films. Also on hand in this flick is Robbie Benson as their sidekick or mascot or whatever, and he’s certainly one of the best things about this movie. The movie has been much maligned and was a major box office flop that nearly broke Fox which may explain the lack of a video release. But after 33 years, I think we can look back at it a little more favorably now, although it is still not one would consider particularly good cinema. What you get here also is the studio ending, tacked on because studio executives absolutely hated the original (You can find a synopsis of the original ending at the IMDB under trivia). But if you’re interest in all aspects of …

Lucky Lady Part 7 of 12

It’s not an everyday occurrence that you’re going to find Liza Minelli, Gene Hackman, and Burt Reynolds as a ménage a trois, but that’s what you get with Lucky Lady, a movie that you’ll have trouble finding on DVD unless it’s a bootleg copy. Nor was it even released on VHS (in the US, a pal version was released in a few countries) This version was recorded off of HBO Signature by me quite a while back so it isn’t the greatest in terms of quality but at least it’s a copy of a movie you’ll certainly have trouble finding elsewhere. It’s a rather odd movie but is watchable. The main problems with it was that it seemed as if they didn’t know whether they wanted to make a comedy romp then in the last third of the movie decided to change into a very bloody gory violent action movie. It seems as if youre watching two different films. Also on hand in this flick is Robbie Benson as their sidekick or mascot or whatever, and he’s certainly one of the best things about this movie. The movie has been much maligned and was a major box office flop that nearly broke Fox which may explain the lack of a video release. But after 33 years, I think we can look back at it a little more favorably now, although it is still not one would consider particularly good cinema. What you get here also is the studio ending, tacked on because studio executives absolutely hated the original (You can find a synopsis of the original ending at the IMDB under trivia). But if you’re interest in all aspects of …

Lucky Lady Part 6 of 12

It’s not an everyday occurrence that you’re going to find Liza Minelli, Gene Hackman, and Burt Reynolds as a ménage a trois, but that’s what you get with Lucky Lady, a movie that you’ll have trouble finding on DVD unless it’s a bootleg copy. Nor was it even released on VHS (in the US, a pal version was released in a few countries) This version was recorded off of HBO Signature by me quite a while back so it isn’t the greatest in terms of quality but at least it’s a copy of a movie you’ll certainly have trouble finding elsewhere. It’s a rather odd movie but is watchable. The main problems with it was that it seemed as if they didn’t know whether they wanted to make a comedy romp then in the last third of the movie decided to change into a very bloody gory violent action movie. It seems as if youre watching two different films. Also on hand in this flick is Robbie Benson as their sidekick or mascot or whatever, and he’s certainly one of the best things about this movie. The movie has been much maligned and was a major box office flop that nearly broke Fox which may explain the lack of a video release. But after 33 years, I think we can look back at it a little more favorably now, although it is still not one would consider particularly good cinema. What you get here also is the studio ending, tacked on because studio executives absolutely hated the original (You can find a synopsis of the original ending at the IMDB under trivia). But if you’re interest in all aspects of …