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Current Talk '13 I / Re: A Darkness at Lyndhurst
« on: January 19, 2013, 03:01:54 AM »
That's cool to know about Sharon's tours, David.  Thanks for the tip.

G.

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Calendar Events / Announcements '13 I / Re: Fangoria Double Header
« on: January 19, 2013, 02:33:32 AM »
Has Chastain done any other horror/fantasy/supernatural projects beyond WB DS '04?  I'm surprised she's being interviewed in Fangoria, somehow.

Someone needs to make a feature length documentary about Barbara Steele. I could listen to her tell stories for hours.

G.

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Calendar Events / Announcements '13 I / Re: bella in bazaar
« on: January 18, 2013, 11:30:24 PM »
Great shots of her. Thanks, MB. 

G.

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Current Talk '13 I / A Darkness at Lyndhurst
« on: January 18, 2013, 09:15:18 PM »
Fans, a newish penpal has been asking me all sorts of questions about the original early 1970s DS films and Lyndhurst.  The latest question is about hauntings at Lyndhurst.  I remember Diana Millay talking about spending the night there and encountering some sort of phenomenon, but I only heard her saying something like "it happened and later, I'll tell you the story sometime."  I'm pretty sure that she did tell the story a number of times at various fan meetings, but I never got to hear it.

Does anybody have any info about Diana's specific experience, and the more general topic of hauntings at Lyndhurst?  Does anyone know if there is a video out there of Diana recounting her story?

Thanks, Goth Ick


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On the Monster Kids Classic Horror film board someone started a thread about General Hospital in which they recounted [spoiler]a woman identifying someone as a vampire--she was then, in a later scene, shown making a stake and driving it through the heart of this individual.  I suspect that what the person saw might have been a flashback to a sequence from Port Charles, given what was reported above--but it's not clear to me.  Perhaps it will be clarified elsewhere.[/spoiler]

I'm not a viewer and don't have access but it all sounded very reminiscent of my personal #1 All Time Favorite TV show...

G.

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Calendar Events / Announcements '13 I / Re: Jonny Lee Miller's Elementary
« on: January 18, 2013, 12:24:07 AM »
Just now seeing this thread.  Those two photos of Jonny are awesome.  It looks as if he's fully naked in the top one (which I guess is not from Elementary).

Nice that you cater to one's artistic interest in the beautiful proportions of the unclothed male form.  Yeah, that's the ticket.  Artistic.  I'm all about supporting the arts...

winking, G.

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Calendar Events / Announcements '13 I / Re: Christopher Pennock
« on: January 14, 2013, 04:31:14 PM »
Thanks for boosting the signal, Michael.  I think at this point all that one can do is pray, or simply wish them all well and hope that the family sees better times soon.

I seem to recall mention of difficulties in their family some months ago but no explanation was ever offered.

Forgive me for stating the obvious, but they do have a right to their privacy--if they can keep it in this degraded age of endless chatter.

Hoping for the best for them.

G.

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Calendar Events / Announcements '13 I / Re: bella in bazaar
« on: January 14, 2013, 01:58:46 AM »
I'd enjoy seeing Not fade away, with the Sixties music theme, and as you know MB, I always enjoy a more character-drive story than something with lots of flash and glitz.  It's really too bad if the movie isn't getting a crack at a wider market.  There doesn't seem to be room in US theatres any longer for the kind of picture that is about average people with average dreams trying to make something out of their lives--one thinks of Marty in the Fifties.

I do hope Heathcote can get more work.  I think she's very talented even though I have no comment to make regarding her work in the Burton-Depp project.

G.

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Calendar Events / Announcements '13 I / Re: DOUBLE the Birthday Fun!!
« on: January 14, 2013, 01:17:49 AM »
Happy Birthday to our darling Niece, Miss Dreadful!  A true screen Goddess!  Ooh, I can just imagine the party!  Just make sure Garou didn't eat ALL the cake!  lol.

cheers, G.

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Calendar Events / Announcements '13 I / Re: bella in bazaar
« on: January 14, 2013, 01:14:50 AM »
Nice to see she's getting such upscale exposure.  Evidently she can use it.  Her one other major 2012 title is something called "Not fade away," an indie film from a guy named David Chase, who is a Sopranos alumni (not sure in what capacity).  Heathcote played the lead character's girlfriend, another supporting role.  It sounds as if she did have slightly more screentime in that than was the case in Depp Shadows.

She has no 2013 or 2014 titles listed on IMDB which seems odd for such an attractive, obviously talented actress.  Maybe she needs to get a new agent.

G.

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Hey, did you say HAIRY HUNKS??? *whiskers twitch attentively*

Those are some awesome screen captures, MB.  Golly, Ben Cross looks old.  I guess he's further on than I had realized.

I am going to look for clips on Youtube... I just may have to add this to my Netflix queue next year when the discs come out...

G.  who would be delighted to see more shots of the delectable Mr. Starr in weeks to come...

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You might want to look through the thread here, I think the title is "Yet another slideshow," with old posts about screen captures from the 1991 series.  MB kindly included images from the deleted scenes that were included in the MPI VHS release, but not included in MGM's barebones DVD issue.  Not only can you see snapshots from those scenes, but he's also included script excerpts so you can follow along.

For episode one, I really do wish they had included those scenes.  I saw the tape for episode 12 and the extra scenes on that didn't really add very much from what I can remember [spoiler](Sarah's deathbed scene seemed to go on forever...  that is really all I remember about it).[/spoiler]

Obviously, you'll want to watch the episode first, then check the board for anything about deleted scenes.  I can't recall just which episodes had extra scenes included in the VHS.  I think maybe episodes 1, 2 and 12?  There was also a book published, DS Resurrected, that gave more info about plot threads that were either left undeveloped or were scheduled for development in the aborted second season.



cheers, Gothick



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For those who wish to explore further, there are also Port Charles clips up on Youtube.  I don't know which years are relevant but I saw years 2000 and 2003 mentioned.

G.

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What a hoot!  have fun.

G.

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Is Agnes Nixon still working?

I know it's the height of uncouth to speak of a lady's age, but isn't she around 90 now?

Hope this works out for the sake of the fans of these shows.

G.

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