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The Odd Couple starring Mickey Rooney, Tony Randall, Gary Crosby, Buddy Lester, Arnold Stang, and Sugar Ray Robinson.
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Live By The Jungle Law: Amazonian Irish McCalla, TV's "Sheena, Queen of The Jungle," set to carry off comedian Arnold Stang, circa the mid-'50s.
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From Zeus DVD:
Skidoo (1968)
Director - Otto Preminger
Writer - Doran William Cannon
Starring Jackie Gleason, Carol Channing, & Frankie Avalon
Producer and director Otto Preminger reportedly experimented with LSD in the late '60s, which inspired him to make this notorious comedy in which Jackie Gleason plays Tony, a mid-level gangster and former hired killer not very happy with his life. He bickers a lot with his wife Flo (Carol Channing) and isn't sure what to make of his daughter Darlene (Alexandra Hay), especially since she started dating a hippie named Stash (John Phillip Law). Two of Tony's superiors, Angie (Frankie Avalon) and Hechy (Cesar Romero) order him to get arrested, go to prison, and once behind bars whack "Blue Chips" Packard (Mickey Rooney). Though he's not pleased with the idea, Tony grudgingly goes along, but once inside, he's accidentally dosed with LSD by counterculture activist the Professor (Austin Pendleton). His consciousness expanded by his trip, Tony leaves his violent lifestyle behind him and with the Professor's help plans an escape after turning the entire prison population onto acid. Certainly, your only opportunity to see Groucho Marx play a character named "God," not to mention a supporting cast that includes Slim Pickens, Peter Lawford, George Raft, Frank Gorshin, and Arnold Stang, Skidoo is also remembered as the film in which Harry Nilsson sang all the credits.
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Drawn by Drew Friedman for Heavy Metal magazine, 1984
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Play ▶ Chunky Television Commercials with Arnold Stang
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Podcast Golden Age of Radio Actor Arnold Stang Tribute
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Watching “Hercules in New York” and Arnold Stang is a riot. That’s him, on the right from “It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World”
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The Man with the Golden Arm (1955) Review
The Man with the Golden Arm (1955) Review
Frankie Machine a drug addict thought he was over it all after spending time in prison. However, being released back into the world was going to have its temptations and issues, as he attempted to go straight and lead a more normal life.
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The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm
The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm
The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm (1962) starring Laurence Harvey, Karlheinz Böhm, Claire Bloom, Barbara Eden – fictional but fun. The segment with Terry-Thomas and Buddy Hackett is absolutely hilarious!
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Hercules In New York (1970)
Hercules In New York (Hercules Goes Bananas) by #ArthurAllanSeidelman starring #ArnoldSchwarzenegger
ARTHUR ALLAN SEIDELMAN
Bil’s rating (out of 5): 0
Alternate Title: Hercules Goes Bananas
USA, 1970. RAF Industries. Screenplay by Aubrey Wisberg. Cinematography by Leo Lebowitz. Produced by Aubrey Wisberg. Music by John Balamos. Production Design by Perry Watkins. Costume Design by Charles D. Tomlinson. Film Editing by Donald P. Finamore.
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Man with the Golden Arm (1955) censored in Maryland
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“Frodo... this, is Stang”
teh classic scene where Bilbo presents Frodo with Anrold Stang
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"I'm the spirit of unmade beds" -- Arnold Stang on I've Got a Secret. For Hallowe'en enthusiasts: Of Feeding & Caring For Sheet Ghosts. Thanks for the tip, Jonathan, founder of the band The Silly Pillows!
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Peter Lorre and Arnold Stang flank 6'5" Fess Parker (Davy Crockett). Peter and Fess co-starred in Playhouse 90's “Turn Left at Mt. Everest” (April 3, 1958). Peter played a Nepalese camp aide who helps reunite a soldier and his girlfriend during the Burma-India theater of World War II. Source
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