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 mr. apollo  Somewhere in Switzerland 08 Feb 23 11.54am |
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Robin Hood has shot his last arrow RIP [Link] Scrub that I didn't read right to the end Edited by mr. apollo (08 Feb 2023 11.55am)
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Attachment: Badger11  Beckenham 08 Feb 23 12.15pm |
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I'm worried about Humphrey Bogart we haven't heard from him in a while I hope he's okay. Factoid on Richard Greene, as a young up and coming actor in the late 1930's he started well and went off to Hollywood where he got more fan mail than Tyrone Power (think Leo or Brad in their pomp). However it was short lived and he never quite made it in the movies. Robin Hood is really his only major success shame for such a bright start.
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Teddy Eagle Online  08 Feb 23 12.29pm |
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Originally posted by Badger11
I'm worried about Humphrey Bogart we haven't heard from him in a while I hope he's okay. Factoid on Richard Greene, as a young up and coming actor in the late 1930's he started well and went off to Hollywood where he got more fan mail than Tyrone Power (think Leo or Brad in their pomp). However it was short lived and he never quite made it in the movies. Robin Hood is really his only major success shame for such a bright start. That series employed several writers who'd been blacklisted in Hollywood as suspected communists. They slipped a few veiled references to the McCarthy hearings into the scripts.
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| Pete53 Hassocks 08 Feb 23 1.57pm |
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Originally posted by mr. apollo
Robin Hood has shot his last arrow RIP [Link] Scrub that I didn't read right to the end Edited by mr. apollo (08 Feb 2023 11.55am) He would have been 105 this year. Still on the topic of Robin Hood, but not Richard Greene, there was a musical in the 60s called Twang, based around the Robin Hood legend. Penned by Lionel Bart, it was an unmitigated flop and cost Bart his fortune. There were plenty of well known names in the cast. Alan-a-Dale – Elric Hooper
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| Teddy Eagle Online 08 Feb 23 2.46pm |
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Originally posted by Pete53
He would have been 105 this year. Still on the topic of Robin Hood, but not Richard Greene, there was a musical in the 60s called Twang, based around the Robin Hood legend. Penned by Lionel Bart, it was an unmitigated flop and cost Bart his fortune. There were plenty of well known names in the cast. Alan-a-Dale – Elric Hooper
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| Pete53 Hassocks 08 Feb 23 11.30pm |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
Me too. And I'm sure a role could have been found for Reginald Varney too!!
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| Palace Old Geezer Midhurst 09 Feb 23 11.44am |
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The theme song for the TV series (those of a certain age will remember) started with the twang and thwack of an arrow being fired and hitting it's target. During recording one of the producers, a certain George Martin, came up with the idea of pinging a ruler on a table set up close to the microphone. Works well. Clearly the boy had a future.
Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled. |
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| Teddy Eagle Online 09 Feb 23 11.55am |
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Originally posted by Palace Old Geezer
The theme song for the TV series (those of a certain age will remember) started with the twang and thwack of an arrow being fired and hitting it's target. During recording one of the producers, a certain George Martin, came up with the idea of pinging a ruler on a table set up close to the microphone. Works well. Clearly the boy had a future. Can't hear it without thinking of Monty Python's Dennis Moore. Your lupins or your life.
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| Palace Old Geezer Midhurst 09 Feb 23 12.24pm |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
Can't hear it without thinking of Monty Python's Dennis Moore. Your lupins or your life. Ah, yes, I see where you're coming from Teddy!
Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled. |
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