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| RIP Carl Reiner | |
| Posted by: MockingbirdGirl 10:11 am EDT 06/30/20 | |
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| Legend. :’( | |
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| Enter Laughing | |
| Posted by: comedywest 11:31 am EDT 06/30/20 | |
| In reply to: RIP Carl Reiner - MockingbirdGirl 10:11 am EDT 06/30/20 | |
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| The novel is a nice portrait of the stage-struck artist. I am sorry I missed its theaterical incarnations. Damn he was funny though. |
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| re: RIP Carl Reiner | |
| Posted by: ryhog 10:19 am EDT 06/30/20 | |
| In reply to: RIP Carl Reiner - MockingbirdGirl 10:11 am EDT 06/30/20 | |
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| He wrote, directed and acted on Broadway. Those credits can be listed on a single piece of paper compared to the ream that would be required to cover his film and TV credits. But they at least give us enough of a hook to honor the memory of a great entertainer. His directing track record was appallingly bad, his acting antedated the theatre-going era of almost all of us. see link. Any memories of any of it? |
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| Scanning down the cast list of Inside USA | |
| Posted by: aleck 02:21 pm EDT 06/30/20 | |
| In reply to: re: RIP Carl Reiner - ryhog 10:19 am EDT 06/30/20 | |
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| While unfamiliar with this show, which was Reiner's first brush with Broadway, I noticed that besides the stars, Jack Haley and Beatrice Lillie, that in small parts like Reiner were humorist Herb Shriner and the always-hilarious Louis Nye. It looks like Shriner did a monologue using his "Indiana boyhood" persona that he was his hallmark. | |
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