This was a fun blog to do while I did it. There was a custom URL and some traction but that went by the wayside and basically it's a dead blog (my very LIVE BLOG is here) but... it was a fun blog to do while I did it; and I'd have purchased this Blu Ray long ago if I didn't already own the classic CORVETTE SUMMER on HD streaming.
7/02/2021
4/03/2019
CHRISTOPHER JONES IN 'MAD DOG TIME'
Christopher Jones in MAD DOG TIME |
Larry Bishop, son of Rat Packer Joey Bishop, is a friend and collaborator of Quentin Tarantino, playing the bar owner, aptly named Larry, in KILL BILL VOL. 2, and Jones took this small role after turning down what Tarantino wanted Jones in for a comeback: Zed in PULP FICTION. Jones probably read the script and passed, for good reason. So instead of raping a huge black guy, Ving Rhames... in MAD DOG TIME he kills a short black guy, Gregory Hines.
Twenty-Four Years Earlier in His Last role in RYAN'S DAUGHTER |
Before that, Christopher Jones, WILD IN THE STREETS, probably where Tarantino knows him from |
9/21/2018
EXPLOITATION DEATH CAR MOVIE APTLY TITLED 'CRASH!'
Black car of death in CRASH! |
What makes this killer car different is its a convertible, making it easy to see that there is no driver... Cops or angry motorists get perturbed by the mere site of it, trying to take it down, only to CRASH!, the name of the movie, into burning, roadside flames: Here's a Cult Film Freak Review of this Charles Band exploitation piece...
1/21/2015
TWO DESERT CARAVANS
Spanish Caravan take me away... Take me to Vegas, take me to... |
Meanwhile, in RETURN OF THE JEDI, Hamill's Luke Skywalker, back home on Tatooine, is being taken by a caravan of sail barges to his execution. Kenny never seemed so lucky.
Tatooine, where Jabba The Hutt's sail barges prepare their Jedi for the plank |
1/18/2015
HOOKER VAN, SAND WORM SKELETON, OVER HERE!
Mark Hamill's Kenny Dantley needs a ride, lost in the desert... |
And he's not the only one... "Over here!" |
10/13/2014
PAGE 5-7 OF THE CORVETTE SUMMER SCREENPLAY
Mark Hamill's Kenny Dantley cools off during Corvette creation... Back to Beginning of Script |
Page Five Part 1 |
Page 5 Part 2 |
Page 6 Part 1 |
Mark Hamill and character actor Eugene Roche |
Page 6 Part 2 |
Page 7 Part 1 |
Page 7 Part 2 |
The crew getting the Vette made... the late Wendy Jo Sperber, pictured to the left |
6/16/2014
PAGE 2-4 OF THE CORVETTE SUMMER SCREENPLAY
Kenny Dantley in the throes of creation |
Mr. McGrath is giving a pep talk on the job at hand: to build this new hot rod... Something he has financial gain for, although we, and Kenny, don't now this yet...
First part of page 2... |
Second part of page 2... |
Too much time in auto shop makes Kenny a dull student |
And symbolism is always fun, so when the scene begins with an uptight and probably out-of-touch teacher lecturing the class on being bad students, we get a closeup on a dinosaur skeleton...
The camera lifts from this prehistoric creature's reconstructed fossil and we then see the teacher, Mr. Hefferman, passing out the bad news... These scenes switchback to the autoshop class...
Page 3... |
First part of page 4... |
Second part of Page 4... |
"Where did you dig up that old fossil?" |
Kenny gets the bad news... CLICK FOR PAGES 5-7 |
4/15/2014
CORVETTE SUMMER PICTUREBOOK SCREENPLAY PAGE ONE
Page One of the CORVETTE SUMMER screenplay by Hal Barwood and Matthew Robbins |
Corvette Summer screenplay scan thanks to CABBAGE STEW DOT COM |
Stay turned for page two, coming soon... |
Albert Insinnia as Ricci with Danny Bonaduce... CLICK FOR PAGE 2-4 |
3/11/2014
FRAME BY FRAME: "EASY... KEEP IT COMIN'!"
Mark Hamill's Kenny guides her in... |
This is where the orange shell becomes a sort of Frankenstein's monster... It would take a brilliant young man to turn this into something grande...
And the next few frames, in upcoming segments, will center on this fantastic transition...
Some things must be done in private... |
Thus, closing the door, where the real work can be done... |
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