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Calendar Events / Announcements '03 I / Re:SATAN IN HIGH HEELS
« on: March 04, 2003, 03:56:14 PM »
Hi Vlad,

Ironically, Grayson has her biggest film role in Satan in High Heels.  She has a lot of dialogue and is in a lot of scenes and gets lots of closeups.  I'm pretty sure she gets more screen time in "Satan" than she did in "Iguana"!

As for Polly Magoo, I love her in that, but she doesn't get much screen time.  She's in it at the beginning, then comes back 45 minutes later in the harem outfit with the huge turban.  There are a couple of other short scenes with her, including a priceless snap-cut appearance at the very end.

Best wishes,

Steve

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Calendar Events / Announcements '03 I / Re:SATAN IN HIGH HEELS
« on: March 03, 2003, 04:26:05 PM »
Thanks for this thread, John.  As you know, Satan in High Heels is one of my top ten favorite films of all!  It just keeps getting better and better. Grayson's performance is such a hoot. I try not to think about how much she hated the director and what a trial the filming was.  Also she was not pleased when it debuted in Times Square a year and a half after the filming had been wrapped, when she was featured in her first big Broadway musical, Subways are for sleeping, with Carol Lawrence.

I was tickled when I visited Sam and he showed me this video, remarking that the movie was a riot although his wife had not cared for it.  You know in the late Sixties she was flatly denying that she ever appeared in the film!

Steve

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Calendar Events / Announcements '03 I / Re:CHAT Sunday nite
« on: February 20, 2003, 04:38:27 PM »
Hi Dom,

The current season of Oz is supposed to be the final one, but I can't remember whether this is year 5 or 6.

I tried renting one tape of the first season, and couldn't even make it even through the first show!

Such is life.

xo  Tuffie

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Testing. 1, 2, 3... / Re:GREAT JOB MB, DOM AND MIDNITE!!
« on: February 20, 2003, 04:35:35 PM »
I second that emotion!

You guys deserve exec suites at the Dark Shadows Festival!  I know all 3 of you are the top in my book.

Gothick

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Calendar Events / Announcements '03 I / Re:Jim Storm on B&B this week
« on: February 20, 2003, 03:49:12 PM »
An acquaintance played one of James Storm's scenes from a soap, I think it was this one, several years ago.  He played a lawyer, as I recall.  It was mildly hysterical because his screentime lasted about 10 seconds!  I couldn't believe they had the poor man slog out there for such a limited appearance.

So, he actually had more than 2 lines of dialogue this time?

Gothick

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I'm very confused.  I thought the Port Charles vamp thing was going to last a couple of months 2 years ago?  (it seems like 2 years ago)  Are they still flogging the old fang shtick?

I just don't understand.

Vicki Gothick Winters

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Current Talk '03 I / Love your werewolf Day!
« on: February 12, 2003, 01:39:25 AM »
Greetings, although I erroneously believed it to fall in January, a calendar that has come to my attention states that this February 15 is Lupercalia, the official Roman holiday for werewolves everywhere!

The werewolf priests of Lupercus (a tutelary god of Rome) used to rush through the streets howling, slavering, cracking whips and making mayhem. Women who were having difficulty conceiving, and men in search of a kinky good time, would offer their backsides to the lash of the sacred whip for fertility and/or fun.

I now think of a certain holiday celebrated by a chocoholic feeding frenzy on Feb. 14 as Lupercalia Eve.  Ah, I hear the wolves howling amorously in the distance...

Wolvishly,

Steve

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Current Talk '03 I / Re: Poor, Poor Quentin.
« on: February 09, 2003, 03:58:14 AM »
Oh Connie, that photo is just priceless!  

I keep imagining captions, texts, situations that are sooo beyond the pale of this Board.  Ah well, at least *I*'m enjoying them.

A fan forever,

Steve

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Current Talk '03 I / Re: At the Blue Whale - Naughty Boys
« on: February 09, 2003, 03:55:56 AM »
I see Count Petofi as sexually omnivorous:  women, young men, unicorns ...

It would seem that Violet Welles, who created the good Count, was very well read in the more obscure byways of 1890s literature.  The Count always struck me as a cross between Oscar Wilde and Aleister Crowley.  I do love the stories about Lord Kitchener, the deliciously rolled-out epigrams, the homburg and cigars.  His fondness for Mozart always struck me as a tip of the hat to Christopher Isherwood's Mr. Norris.

Yes, DS could be surprisingly literate for a soap opera that was widely regarded as just the latest teeny-bopper craze...

Steve

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Current Talk '03 I / Re: In Memorian: Julianka, 1876 to 1897
« on: February 06, 2003, 11:56:02 PM »
Grayson Hall and Diana Davila worked together twice again in the 1970s.  Once both were in a play whose title escapes me at the moment.  And in the mid 70s both appeared in an annoyingly elusive TV movie (which I suspect may have been shot on video), The 2 Deaths of Sean Doolittle, starring George Grizzard in the title role and directed by ... Lela Swift!

Steve

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Current Talk '03 I / Re: WHEEL!   OF!   FORTUNE!!!!!
« on: January 29, 2003, 11:22:18 PM »
I'll take Tim, minus the boxers-or-briefs (call me a purist).

Strumpet is definitely what Miss Emily Dickinson would call "a word to raise your hat to."  (if she bothered with such oddities as dangling prepositions, of course)

I for one cherish hearing Joan Collins refer to Heather Locklear's character on Dynasty as "that trollop, Sammy Jo!"

Steve

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Current Talk '03 I / Re: Whatever happened to Josette's Music Box
« on: January 28, 2003, 09:23:11 PM »
That ad is a real scream, Midnite.  I was around at the time and I NEVER saw these ads.  I wonder whether they were limited to certain areas of the country.

The idea about Barnbas projecting himself forward and backwards through time with it is a hoot, too.  Makes the damned thing sound like a real menace!

And then there's the line about the compartment for Milady's jewelry or "other secrets"!  PLEASE help me not to go there...

Gothick

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Current Talk '03 I / Re: Custodian of the 12 days???
« on: January 28, 2003, 08:17:37 PM »
Well, the way I remember it is that the slaughtered 9 were gypsies Petofi had killed over the years.

Wasn't there dialogue where Magda said Count Petofi had been cured of being a werewolf by a gypsy witch and then refused to pay for the cure?  And in revenge, his hand, in which all his magical powers was concentrated, was chopped off.

I remember the Count reminiscing about how he slaughtered his pet unicorn one night when the moon was full.  It was one of the very few times he ever appeared to show something akin to a human emotion.

Anyhow, I think the 9 gypsies were slaughtered over a period of years.  There's a scene I do recall quite clearly where he was gloating to Aristede about that.

Gothick

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Current Talk '03 I / Re: Is That Edgar Bergen and Charley McCarthy?!!
« on: January 22, 2003, 11:21:14 PM »
RP, I'm ROFLMAO at your comments!!

I was actually hoping that Connie might write a naughty caption for that picture.  All I can think of is something along the lines of "We've got to stop meeting like this!"

Other alternatives come to mind, but they're X rated (Gods, I am showing my age here!)

Steve

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Calendar Events / Announcements '03 I / Re: Today is Dom's birthday!
« on: January 21, 2003, 10:54:43 PM »
Marsha, dahlink, this is your fuzzy sis way up in the frozen North (aka Boston!)  Ooh, you'd love it so much right now.  Lots of snow, lots of ice, lots of apple-checked men running around in layers.

I am so glad you had such a divoon birthday, you deserve nothing but the best, dear.  Mr. Denison asked you to give me his best birthday regards.  We had tea on Sunday and I read his cards.  Believe it or not, he got the Death card, AND the Lovers!  I told him the Death card meant getting rid of lots of unwanted crap from last year and the Lovers points to ... possibilities!  I felt just like Magda (well, not quite, but YOU know).

Somebody told me some new dirt about Diane the other day.  Something about a speeding ticket?  I honestly can't recall.  Where do you put the amount of trouble that girl gets herself into???

Well dear you are in my thoughts.  I am heading up North again on Wed. night for some cuddling with my French Canadian sweetie.  Miss you so much!

xoxoxo la Tufftress

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