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Bette Rogge Morse graduated from the University of Dayton in 1944. She received her masters degree from UD in 1977. She served on the University's Board of Trustees from 1975 to 1981. For her service to the community and university, Bette was awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters in 1999.
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Beverly Garland was an American film and television actress, businesswoman, and hotel owner. Her work in feature films was fairly minor, consisting of small parts in a few major productions and leads in low-budget action or science fiction movies. She may be best remembered as Barbara Harper Douglas, the woman who married widower Steve Douglas in the latter years of the beloved sitcom My Three Sons. She played that role from 1969 until the series ended in 1972. In the 1980s, she co-starred as Kate Jackson's widowed mother, "Dotty West", in the CBS television series Scarecrow and Mrs. King. She had a recurring role as Ginger Jackson on 7th Heaven.
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A Classic Scene form:
Attack of the Alligator-Men!
is in a mural
over the bar at the
Velveeta Room.
Beverly Garland
devoted herself to
Acting.
She is a role model
for creative young people.
Obviously her success
is a result of her talent
and the efforts of many others
who support and encourage
theater.
I can imagine more than
I will ever know
about her.
I can imagine more than
I will ever know
about elusive fame.
- published: 20 Dec 2008
- views: 550
Beverly Garland was an American film and television actress, businesswoman, and hotel owner. Her work in feature films was fairly minor, consisting of small parts in a few major productions and leads in low-budget action or science fiction movies.
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In between B-pictures in the 1950s (?) Beverly Garland found time to sing out against beatniks.
Beverly Garland
"Tempest In A Teapot"
Blue River 229 (b/w Letter To My Runaway Child)
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Beverly Garland (October 17, 1926 – December 5, 2008) was an American film and television actress, businesswoman, and hotel owner. Garland gained prominence for her role as Fred MacMurray's second wife, "Barbara Harper Douglas", in the 1960s sitcom My Three Sons (a role she played from 1969 until the series ended in 1972 and for which she is mostly identified). In the 1980s, she co-starred as Kate Jackson's widowed mother, "Dotty West", in the television series Scarecrow and Mrs. King, on CBS. She also had a recurring role as Ginger Jackson on The WB Television Network series 7th Heaven.
Garland was born Beverly Lucy Fessenden in Santa Cruz, California, the daughter of Amelia Rose, a businesswoman, and James Atkins Fessenden, a singer and salesman. Garland grew up in Glendale, California. Her 1950s acting roles tended to be tough women who could handle themselves in violent situations. 1956 was a busy year for Garland: she played a female marshal in the Western Gunslinger with Chris Alcaide as her deputy; a prison escapee in Swamp Women; and a scientist's wife who battles an alien in It Conquered the World. All three movies were directed by Roger Corman and riffed in the 1990s by Mystery Science Theater 3000. Garland then starred as undercover police officer "Casey Jones" in the syndicated television series Decoy.
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Harry Lillis "Bing" Crosby (May 3, 1903 – October 14, 1977) was an American singer and actor. Crosby's trademark bass-baritone voice made him one of the best-selling recording artistes of the 20th century, with over half a billion records in circulation.
A multimedia star, from 1934 to 1954 Bing Crosby was a leader in record sales, radio ratings and motion picture grosses. His early career coincided with technical recording innovations; this allowed him to develop a laid-back, intimate singing style that influenced many of the popular male singers who followed him, including Perry Como,Frank Sinatra, and Dean Martin. Yank magazine recognized Crosby as the person who had done the most for American G.I. morale during World War II and, during his peak years, around 1948, polls declared him the "most admired man alive," ahead of Jackie Robinson and Pope Pius XII. Also in 1948, the Music Digest estimated that Crosby recordings filled more than half of the 80,000 weekly hours allocated to recorded radio music.
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Lee Marvin (February 19, 1924 – August 29, 1987) was an American film actor. Known for his gravelly voice, white hair and 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) stature, Marvin at first did supporting roles, mostly villains, soldiers and other hardboiled characters, but after winning an Academy Award for Best Actor for his dual roles in Cat Ballou (1965), he landed more heroic and sympathetic leading roles.
Marvin was born in New York City. He was the son of Lamont Waltman Marvin, an advertising executive and the head of the New York and New England Apple Institute, and his wife Courtenay Washington (née Davidge), a fashion writer and beauty consultant. He was named in honor of Confederate General Robert E. Lee, who was his first cousin, four times removed. His father was a direct descendant of Matthew Marvin, Sr., who emigrated from Great Bentley, Essex, England in 1635 and helped found Hartford, Connecticut.
Marvin studied violin when he was young. As a teenager, Marvin "spent weekends and spare time hunting deer, puma, wild turkey, and bobwhite in the wilds of the then-uncharted Everglades." He attended St. Leo College Preparatory School in St. Leo, Florida after being expelled from several other schools for bad behavior.
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4:38Beverly Garland on KCTV5's "Noon Edition", November, 1988
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4:02Bette Rogge interviews Beverly Garland, star of the TV series "My Three Sons."
Bette Rogge interviews Beverly Garland, star of the TV series "My Three Sons."Bette Rogge interviews Beverly Garland, star of the TV series "My Three Sons."
Bette Rogge Morse graduated from the University of Dayton in 1944. She received her masters degree from UD in 1977. She served on the University's Board of Trustees from 1975 to 1981. For her service to the community and university, Bette was awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters in 1999. Copyright is owned by Cox Media Group Ohio and WHIO-TV. Please contact the University Archives and Special Collections at the University of Dayton to inquire about permission to use this video. See more from this collection at www.ecommons.udayton.edu -
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Beverly Garland was an American film and television actress, businesswoman, and hotel owner. Her work in feature films was fairly minor, consisting of small parts in a few major productions and leads in low-budget action or science fiction movies. She may be best remembered as Barbara Harper Douglas, the woman who married widower Steve Douglas in the latter years of the beloved sitcom My Three Sons. She played that role from 1969 until the series ended in 1972. In the 1980s, she co-starred as Kate Jackson's widowed mother, "Dotty West", in the CBS television series Scarecrow and Mrs. King. She had a recurring role as Ginger Jackson on 7th Heaven. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video -
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A Classic Scene form: Attack of the Alligator-Men! is in a mural over the bar at the Velveeta Room. Beverly Garland devoted herself to Acting. She is a role model for creative young people. Obviously her success is a result of her talent and the efforts of many others who support and encourage theater. I can imagine more than I will ever know about her. I can imagine more than I will ever know about elusive fame. -
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2:45Beverly Garland Sings About the Beat Generation
Beverly Garland Sings About the Beat GenerationBeverly Garland Sings About the Beat Generation
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0:44Stark Fear - Beverly Garland slaps Kenneth Tobey
Stark Fear - Beverly Garland slaps Kenneth TobeyStark Fear - Beverly Garland slaps Kenneth Tobey
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Garland, Beverly Filmography
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2011, role: actress , character name: Herself
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2011, role: actress , character name: Herself
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2009, role: actress , character name: Herself - Memorial Tribute
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2003, role: actress , character name: Katherine
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2003, role: actress , character name: Aunt Jessica
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2001, role: actress , character name: Herself
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2001, role: actress , character name: Herself
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1997, role: actress , character name: Estelle Reese
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1997, role: actress , character name: Actress 'The Alligator People'
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1996, role: actress , character name: Herself
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1996, role: actress , character name: Herself - Co-Star - 'Curucu - Beast of the Amazon'
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1996, role: actress , character name: Herself - Co-Star - 'Twice Told Tales'
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1996, role: actress , character name: Herself
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1996, role: actress , character name: Herself
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1996, role: actress , character name: Herself - Actress - 'The Alligator People'
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1996, role: actress , character name: Herself - Star, 'It Conquered the World'
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1995, role: actress , character name: Carlotta
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1993, role: actress , character name: Herself
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1991, role: actress , character name: Personnel Manager
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1991, role: actress , character name: Miss Shepherd
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1991, role: actress , character name: Mae Baxter
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1991, role: actress , character name: Arlene
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1990, role: actress , character name: Brenda's Mother
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1990, role: actress , character name: Margaret
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1986, role: actress , character name: In clips from 'The Alligator People'
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1983, role: actress , character name: Evan Picard
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1982, role: actress
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1981, role: actress , character name: Wanda
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1980, role: actress , character name: Emma
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1979, role: actress , character name: Lillian Barkley
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1977, role: actress , character name: Monica
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1974, role: actress , character name: Laura Kier
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1974, role: actress , character name: Estelle
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1974, role: actress , character name: Mother
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1974, role: actress , character name: Mrs. Scott Freeman
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1974, role: actress , character name: Helen Backsler
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1973, role: actress , character name: Agatha Markwell
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1972, role: actress , character name: Bobby Sue Prewitt
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1972, role: actress , character name: Myrna Anderson
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1971, role: actress
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1970, role: actress , character name: Maggie
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1969, role: actress , character name: Mrs. Racine
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1968, role: actress , character name: Mrs. Stepanek
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1965, role: actress
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1964, role: actress , character name: Nan Sloane
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1963, role: actress , character name: Alice Pyncheon
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1962, role: actress , character name: Ellen Winslow
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1960, role: actress
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1959, role: actress , character name: Joyce Webster, aka Jane Marvin
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1958, role: actress , character name: Mona Langley
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Bette Rogge interviews Beverly Garland, star of the TV series "My Three Sons."
Bette Rogge Morse graduated from the University of Dayton in 1944. She received her masters degree from UD in 1977. She served on the University's Board of Trustees from 1975 to 1981. For her service to the community and university, Bette was awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters in 1999. Copyright is owned by Cox Media Group Ohio and WHIO-TV. Please contact the University Archives and Special Collections at the University of Dayton to inquire about permission to use this video. See more from this collection at www.ecommons.udayton.edu -
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Beverly Garland
A Classic Scene form: Attack of the Alligator-Men! is in a mural over the bar at the Velveeta Room. Beverly Garland devoted herself to Acting. She is a role model for creative young people. Obviously her success is a result of her talent and the efforts of many others who support and encourage theater. I can imagine more than I will ever know about her. I can imagine more than I will ever know about elusive fame. -
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Beverly Garland Sings About the Beat Generation
In between B-pictures in the 1950s (?) Beverly Garland found time to sing out against beatniks. Beverly Garland "Tempest In A Teapot" Blue River 229 (b/w Letter To My Runaway Child) -
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The Medic...S01E01...White Is The Color..1955..with...Beverly Garland and Lee Marvin
The Medic...S01E01...White Is The Color..1955..with...Beverly Garland and Lee Marvin 13 Sep 54 Starring/Host/Narrator: Richard Boone, Dr. Konrad Styner Guest Cast: Beverly Garland, ,Estelle Collins, Lee Marvin, ,Larry Collins, Synopsis 1: The story of a young expectant mother who discovers that she has a fatal case of leukemia. Her fight to live long enough for her baby’s birth is dramatized in the film, which was photographed almost entirely in the Los Angeles County Hospital. [JB] Synopsis 2: A young expectant mother discovers she has a fatal case of leukemia. [RF] (Synopsis from: http://ctva.biz/US/Medical/Medic.htm) Premise: Filmed in hospitals this docu-drama series told suspense stories about diseases to illustrate medicine's latest advances. Medic was television's first docto... -
Beverly Garland at Williamsburg Film Festival 2
http://thethunderchild.com Beverly Garland was at the Williamsburg Film Festival a couple of years ago, and I taped her intro to Not of This Earth. I had my first digital camera, and didn't realize that if I turned it over, it wouldn't compensate for that. And I still don't know why I did it anyway, because there was nothing wrong with the footage the way it was. Anyway, halfway through this movie, she goes sideways. So, just turn your head to compensate! -
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Beverly Garland on KCTV5's "Noon Edition", November, 1988
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Beverly Garland - Stark Fear - Full Movie - 1962
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This Movie has fallen into the Public Domain and can now be watched for free and in full on YouTube.
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Bette Rogge interviews Beverly Garland, star of the TV series "My Three Sons."
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Bette Rogge Morse graduated from the University of Dayton in 1944. She received her masters degree from UD in 1977. She served on the University's Board of Trus...
Bette Rogge Morse graduated from the University of Dayton in 1944. She received her masters degree from UD in 1977. She served on the University's Board of Trustees from 1975 to 1981. For her service to the community and university, Bette was awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters in 1999.
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Bette Rogge Morse graduated from the University of Dayton in 1944. She received her masters degree from UD in 1977. She served on the University's Board of Trustees from 1975 to 1981. For her service to the community and university, Bette was awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters in 1999.
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Freddie's Fantastic Females: Beverly Garland
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Beverly Garland was an American film and television actress, businesswoman, and hotel owner. Her work in feature films was fairly minor, consisting of small par...
Beverly Garland was an American film and television actress, businesswoman, and hotel owner. Her work in feature films was fairly minor, consisting of small parts in a few major productions and leads in low-budget action or science fiction movies. She may be best remembered as Barbara Harper Douglas, the woman who married widower Steve Douglas in the latter years of the beloved sitcom My Three Sons. She played that role from 1969 until the series ended in 1972. In the 1980s, she co-starred as Kate Jackson's widowed mother, "Dotty West", in the CBS television series Scarecrow and Mrs. King. She had a recurring role as Ginger Jackson on 7th Heaven.
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Beverly Garland was an American film and television actress, businesswoman, and hotel owner. Her work in feature films was fairly minor, consisting of small parts in a few major productions and leads in low-budget action or science fiction movies. She may be best remembered as Barbara Harper Douglas, the woman who married widower Steve Douglas in the latter years of the beloved sitcom My Three Sons. She played that role from 1969 until the series ended in 1972. In the 1980s, she co-starred as Kate Jackson's widowed mother, "Dotty West", in the CBS television series Scarecrow and Mrs. King. She had a recurring role as Ginger Jackson on 7th Heaven.
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Beverly Garland
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A Classic Scene form:
Attack of the Alligator-Men!
is in a mural
over the bar at the
Velveeta Room.
Beverly Garland
devoted herself to
Acting.
Sh...
A Classic Scene form:
Attack of the Alligator-Men!
is in a mural
over the bar at the
Velveeta Room.
Beverly Garland
devoted herself to
Acting.
She is a role model
for creative young people.
Obviously her success
is a result of her talent
and the efforts of many others
who support and encourage
theater.
I can imagine more than
I will ever know
about her.
I can imagine more than
I will ever know
about elusive fame.
wn.com/Beverly Garland
A Classic Scene form:
Attack of the Alligator-Men!
is in a mural
over the bar at the
Velveeta Room.
Beverly Garland
devoted herself to
Acting.
She is a role model
for creative young people.
Obviously her success
is a result of her talent
and the efforts of many others
who support and encourage
theater.
I can imagine more than
I will ever know
about her.
I can imagine more than
I will ever know
about elusive fame.
- published: 20 Dec 2008
- views: 550
Beverly @ Garland
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- Updated: 02 Aug 2015
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Beverly Park Walk through
Beverly Park Walk through
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Beverly Garland
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Movie Legends - Beverly Garland
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- Updated: 11 Nov 2015
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Beverly Garland was an American film and television actress, businesswoman, and hotel owner. Her work in feature films was fairly minor, consisting of small par...
Beverly Garland was an American film and television actress, businesswoman, and hotel owner. Her work in feature films was fairly minor, consisting of small parts in a few major productions and leads in low-budget action or science fiction movies.
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Beverly Garland was an American film and television actress, businesswoman, and hotel owner. Her work in feature films was fairly minor, consisting of small parts in a few major productions and leads in low-budget action or science fiction movies.
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Beverly Garland Sings About the Beat Generation
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In between B-pictures in the 1950s (?) Beverly Garland found time to sing out against beatniks.
Beverly Garland
"Tempest In A Teapot"
Blue River 229 (b/w Lette...
In between B-pictures in the 1950s (?) Beverly Garland found time to sing out against beatniks.
Beverly Garland
"Tempest In A Teapot"
Blue River 229 (b/w Letter To My Runaway Child)
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In between B-pictures in the 1950s (?) Beverly Garland found time to sing out against beatniks.
Beverly Garland
"Tempest In A Teapot"
Blue River 229 (b/w Letter To My Runaway Child)
- published: 01 Mar 2012
- views: 1030
Beverly Garland Hotel In-Room Video
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- Updated: 22 Apr 2014
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- published: 22 Apr 2014
- views: 2177
Beverly Garland Tribute
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- Updated: 10 Jan 2016
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The Riffotronic Hall of Fame Induction of Beverly Garland. Saturday, January 9th, 2016
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The Riffotronic Hall of Fame Induction of Beverly Garland. Saturday, January 9th, 2016
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- published: 10 Jan 2016
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Stark Fear - Beverly Garland slaps Kenneth Tobey
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- published: 15 Jan 2016
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Bing Crosby, Beverly Garland, & Frank McHugh - "Top Banana"
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- Updated: 08 Feb 2012
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Bing Crosby and Frank McHugh teach Beverly Garland how to be a top banana (or does she teach them?) on the 1/16/65 Hollywood Palace.
Bing Crosby and Frank McHugh teach Beverly Garland how to be a top banana (or does she teach them?) on the 1/16/65 Hollywood Palace.
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Bing Crosby and Frank McHugh teach Beverly Garland how to be a top banana (or does she teach them?) on the 1/16/65 Hollywood Palace.
- published: 08 Feb 2012
- views: 1502
D.O.A. 1950 - Film Noir Classic with Edmond O'Brien & Beverly Garland
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- Updated: 31 Mar 2015
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Opfer der Unterwelt war das Spielfilmdebüt von Neville Brand und Beverly Garland, die hier noch unter dem Namen Beverly Campbell auftrat.
Rudolph Maté, Russell...
Opfer der Unterwelt war das Spielfilmdebüt von Neville Brand und Beverly Garland, die hier noch unter dem Namen Beverly Campbell auftrat.
Rudolph Maté, Russell Rouse, Edmond O'Brien, Beverly Garland
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Opfer der Unterwelt war das Spielfilmdebüt von Neville Brand und Beverly Garland, die hier noch unter dem Namen Beverly Campbell auftrat.
Rudolph Maté, Russell Rouse, Edmond O'Brien, Beverly Garland
- published: 31 Mar 2015
- views: 265
The Alligator People (1959) - Beverly Garland
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- Updated: 19 Jul 2015
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I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
- published: 19 Jul 2015
- views: 120
The Medic...S01E01...White Is The Color..1955..with...Beverly Garland and Lee Marvin
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The Medic...S01E01...White Is The Color..1955..with...Beverly Garland and Lee Marvin
13 Sep 54
Starring/Host/Narrator:
Richard Boone, Dr. Konrad Styner
Guest...
The Medic...S01E01...White Is The Color..1955..with...Beverly Garland and Lee Marvin
13 Sep 54
Starring/Host/Narrator:
Richard Boone, Dr. Konrad Styner
Guest Cast:
Beverly Garland, ,Estelle Collins,
Lee Marvin, ,Larry Collins,
Synopsis 1:
The story of a young expectant mother who discovers that she has a fatal case of leukemia. Her fight to live long enough for her baby’s birth is dramatized in the film, which was photographed almost entirely in the Los Angeles County Hospital. [JB]
Synopsis 2:
A young expectant mother discovers she has a fatal case of leukemia. [RF]
(Synopsis from: http://ctva.biz/US/Medical/Medic.htm)
Premise:
Filmed in hospitals this docu-drama series told suspense stories about diseases to illustrate medicine's latest advances. Medic was television's first doctor drama to focus attention on medical procedures.
Created by its principal writer James E. Moser, Medic tried to create realism (The Doctor and City Hospital had not) which would typify medical shows from then on. Moser had previously written for the radio shows Dragnet and Dr. Kildare. He went on to write the television series Ben Casey.
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The Medic...S01E01...White Is The Color..1955..with...Beverly Garland and Lee Marvin
13 Sep 54
Starring/Host/Narrator:
Richard Boone, Dr. Konrad Styner
Guest Cast:
Beverly Garland, ,Estelle Collins,
Lee Marvin, ,Larry Collins,
Synopsis 1:
The story of a young expectant mother who discovers that she has a fatal case of leukemia. Her fight to live long enough for her baby’s birth is dramatized in the film, which was photographed almost entirely in the Los Angeles County Hospital. [JB]
Synopsis 2:
A young expectant mother discovers she has a fatal case of leukemia. [RF]
(Synopsis from: http://ctva.biz/US/Medical/Medic.htm)
Premise:
Filmed in hospitals this docu-drama series told suspense stories about diseases to illustrate medicine's latest advances. Medic was television's first doctor drama to focus attention on medical procedures.
Created by its principal writer James E. Moser, Medic tried to create realism (The Doctor and City Hospital had not) which would typify medical shows from then on. Moser had previously written for the radio shows Dragnet and Dr. Kildare. He went on to write the television series Ben Casey.
- published: 01 Feb 2016
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Beverly Garland at Williamsburg Film Festival 2
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- Duration: 2:40
- Updated: 08 Dec 2008
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http://thethunderchild.com Beverly Garland was at the Williamsburg Film Festival a couple of years ago, and I taped her intro to Not of This Earth. I had my fir...
http://thethunderchild.com Beverly Garland was at the Williamsburg Film Festival a couple of years ago, and I taped her intro to Not of This Earth. I had my first digital camera, and didn't realize that if I turned it over, it wouldn't compensate for that. And I still don't know why I did it anyway, because there was nothing wrong with the footage the way it was. Anyway, halfway through this movie, she goes sideways. So, just turn your head to compensate!
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http://thethunderchild.com Beverly Garland was at the Williamsburg Film Festival a couple of years ago, and I taped her intro to Not of This Earth. I had my first digital camera, and didn't realize that if I turned it over, it wouldn't compensate for that. And I still don't know why I did it anyway, because there was nothing wrong with the footage the way it was. Anyway, halfway through this movie, she goes sideways. So, just turn your head to compensate!
- published: 08 Dec 2008
- views: 1265
Bandit - Beverly Garland Hotel
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- Duration: 3:33
- Updated: 05 Aug 2008
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All Female Band Bandit from 89-94
Cathy Montgomery-Davis - Lead Vocals
Sara Marsh - Guitar
Sece Foster - Guitar
Karen Chambers - Bass
Robin MacDonnell - Dr...
All Female Band Bandit from 89-94
Cathy Montgomery-Davis - Lead Vocals
Sara Marsh - Guitar
Sece Foster - Guitar
Karen Chambers - Bass
Robin MacDonnell - Drums
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Beverly Garland Shuttle Video
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- Duration: 3:25
- Updated: 22 Apr 2014
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- published: 22 Apr 2014
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Riffotronic Hall of Fame Induction: Beverly Garland
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- Duration: 1:01
- Updated: 04 Jan 2016
- views: 76
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- published: 04 Jan 2016
- views: 76
Elliot Castle (Beverly Garland)
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- Duration: 0:37
- Updated: 17 May 2012
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Elliot Castle clip featuring Beverly Garland from the picture Spiral Eyes
- published: 17 May 2012
- views: 511
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Decoy - 01X14 The Bullet Of Hate - 1st American police series with a Female main character
Decoy - 01X14 The Bullet Of Hate 13 January 1958 Casey believes a teenage girl's story and attempts to clear her of a murder charge. Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia "Casey" Jones Richard Abbott - doctor Joanna Roos - Aunt Mary Arthur Ryder - Uncle Lester William Thourlby - Police Detective Sandra Whiteside - Stella ***********************************************************************Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is o... -
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1950 D.O.A (Edmond O'Brien, Pamela Britton, Beverly Garland)
Frank Bigelow, told he's been poisoned and has only a few days to live, tries to find out who killed him and why. Cast Edmond O'Brien ... Frank Bigelow Pamela Britton ... Paula Gibson Luther Adler ... Majak Beverly Garland ... Miss Foster Lynn Baggett ... Mrs. Philips William Ching ... Halliday Henry Hart ... Stanley Philips Neville Brand ... Chester Laurette Luez ... Marla Rakubian Jess Kirkpatrick ... Sam Cay Forester ... Sue Frank Jaquet ... Dr. Matson Lawrence Dobkin ... Dr. Schaefer Frank Gerstle ... Dr. MacDonald Carol Hughes ... Kitty Michael Ross ... Dave Donna Sanborn ... Nurse Bill Baldwin ... St. Francis Hotel Desk Clerk Diana Barrymore ... Woman Checking into Hotel Teddy Buckner ... Club Trumpeter Frank Cady ... Eddie, Bartender Jadie Carson ... Bandleader Roy Engel .... -
Stump The Stars (October 8, 1962)
Here is an episode of Mike Stokey's Stump the Stars (nee Pantomime Quiz)with Pat Harrington Jr. as your host. Tonight's panel includes the regulars Jan Clayton, Diana Dors, Mickey Manners, Ross Martin, Beverly Garland, and Sebastian Cabot, with special guests Yvonne De Carlo and Art Linkletter. Includes original commercials for Chex cereal. -
Decoy - 01X27 The Sound of Tears - with Suzanne Pleshette
27 "The Sound of Tears" 14 April 1958 Ken Morgan is murdered by a woman who clearly had strong feelings for or against him. She unloaded the contents of a revolver into him. Casey goes to work investigating the women in his life: his domineering mother who wouldn't let another female have him; the young woman who's practically a member of their family; and the ex-fiance whom Ken's mother made him give up. Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones Suzanne Pleshette - Wendy Jenkins Molly McCarthy - Susan Connor Muriel Kirkland - Mrs. Morgan Charles Mendick - Police Lieutenant Tim Doyle Edward Claymore - Police Officer Russell Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially bro... -
Decoy - The Gentle Gun-Man
Casey goes undercover to gather evidence against a gang that deals in illegal weapons. Starring: Beverly Garland, Ludwig Donath, Anne Hegira and Bert Freed. -
Boris Karloff's Thriller - Knock Three-One-Two
Season 1 Episode 12, 1960, Hosted by Boris Karloff , With the hopes of raising some quick cash for the payment of gambling debts, a man takes advantage of a unique set of circumstances and arranges the murder of his wealthy wife. TV watchers will recognize Beverly Garland from her role as Barbara Douglas on My Three Sons, but genre fans have seen her more recently playing Ellen Lane on Lois & Clark. And Warren Oates should be a familiar face, too. A ubiquitous character actor in the '60s & '70s, Oates has appeared in other classic genre shows such as The Outer Limits, Lost in Space, and The Twilight Zone. Written by: John Kneubuhl Directed by: Herman Hoffman Starring: Joe Maross, Beverly Garland , Charles Aidman , and Warren Oates Original Air Date: December 13, 1960 -
Match Game 73 (Episode #110) (Richard Takes 1)
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D.O.A. (1950) Edmond O'Brien
D.O.A. is a film noir drama film directed by Rudolph Maté, considered a classic of the genre. The frantically paced plot revolves around a doomed man's quest to find out who has poisoned him and why. This film marks the debuts of Beverly Garland (as Beverly Campbell) and Laurette Luez. The film stars Edmond O'Brien and Pamela Britton. With optional Serbian subtitle. Like and subscribe for more great films! -
"STUMP THE STARS" (Clint Walker vs. Mamie Van Doren) 7/1/1963.
"STUMP THE STARS" (Clint Walker vs. Mamie Van Doren) AIR DATE July 1st, 1963. A rare episode of "Stump the Stars", with host Mike Stokey, featuring guest cast, Sebastian Cabot, Hans Conried, Beverly Garland, Stubby Kaye, Gisele Mackenzie, Ross Martin, Mamie Van Doren, and Clint Walker. -
Fred MacMurray: The Guy Next Door
Amiable and unassuming, Fred MacMurray went from small-town boy to one of Hollywood and television’s major and most enduring stars. A talented saxophonist and vocalist from his high school days, his easy-going charm combined with his good-looks brought him early success as a Broadway performer before he signed his first contract with Paramount Studios in 1934. Fred quickly rose to play romantic lead against such major stars as Claudette Colbert, Carole Lombard, Katharine Hepburn, Paulette Goddard and Marlene Deitrich. However, his great dramatic roles came when he went against type and appeared as a murderer opposite Barbara Stanwyck in Billy Wilder’s film-noir classic Double Indemnity (1944). The cowardly naval lieutenant in The Caine Mutiny (1954) and the cynical executive in The Apart... -
Documental Fred MacMurray biografía (Fred MacMurray Biography)
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Decoy - 01X06 The Savage Payoff - 1st American police series with a Female main character
Decoy - 01X06 The Savage Payoff 18 November 1957 Casey is assigned to investigate whether players on a college basketball team are fixing games. Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia "Casey" Jones Sam Gray - Frank Henderson John Kellogg - coach Steve Pluta - Bobby Phillips Bill Zuckert - Detective Lieutenant Sam Franklin George McCoy - Police Detective ***********************************************************************Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, ... -
"ZANE GREY THEATRE" (Jericho) 5/18/1961.
"ZANE GREY THEATRE" (Jericho) Season 5, Episode 30. Released May 18th, 1961. With guest stars, Guy Madison, Beverly Garland, Allison Hayes, Claude Akins, Les Tremayne, Robert Foulk, and John Hoyt. -
Swamp Women (1956) ROGER CORMAN
Stars: Marie Windsor, Carole Mathews and Beverly Garland Director: Roger Corman Writer: David Stern (screenplay) An undercover policewoman helps three female convicts escape from prison so that they can lead her to a stash of stolen diamonds hidden in a swamp. -
Decoy - 01X20 Across The World - with John Cassavetes
20 "Across the World" 24 February 1958 When the new owner of an import/export business is murdered, Casey poses as her heir to get evidence against the gun runners who are using the company as a front for their criminal activities. Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones Frank Silvera - Andrew Garcia Arthur Batanides - Herbert Carson John Cassavetes - Carl Walton Milton Selzer - First Officer Denning John Newton - Police Lieutenant Kendall Harry Bergman - Police Detective Kramer Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a... -
Match Game 73 Episode 106 (In Loving Memory of Richard Dawson)
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Decoy - High Swing
Decoy (also titled Decoy Police Woman) is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist. The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover (hence becoming the "decoy" of the title). The cast changed each week with Garland the only main continuing character, although there were several recurring characters, mostly her commanding officer and immediate colleagues. The series was inspired by Jack Webb's Dragnet, set in Los Angeles, California, and used a similar format to that series, with Jones portrayed as a serio... -
Decoy - 01X18 An Eye For An Eye
18 "An Eye for an Eye" 10 February 1958 Casey pretends to be a drug addict in order to get evidence against a large illegal narcotics ring. Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones Richard Davalos - Danny Dombrowsky Lilia Skala - Mama Anna Dumbrowsky Edward Asner - Police Sergeant Norman Rose – Rico Lawrence Fletcher - Police Lieutenant Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover, hence beco...
Decoy - 01X14 The Bullet Of Hate - 1st American police series with a Female main character
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Decoy - 01X14 The Bullet Of Hate
13 January 1958
Casey believes a teenage girl's story and attempts to clear her of a murder charge.
Beverly Garland - New Yo...
Decoy - 01X14 The Bullet Of Hate
13 January 1958
Casey believes a teenage girl's story and attempts to clear her of a murder charge.
Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia "Casey" Jones
Richard Abbott - doctor
Joanna Roos - Aunt Mary
Arthur Ryder - Uncle Lester
William Thourlby - Police Detective
Sandra Whiteside - Stella
***********************************************************************Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist
The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover, hence becoming the "decoy" of the title. The cast changed each week with Garland the only main continuing character, although there were several recurring characters, mostly her commanding officer and immediate colleagues.
“Down the line, you name it and we’ve done it. Today, tomorrow, next week, we’ll pose as hostesses, society girls, models, anything and everything the department asks us to be. There are 249 of us in the department. We carry two things in common wherever we go. A shield—called a “potsie”—and a .32 revolver. We’re New York’s finest. We’re policewomen.”
- New York City Policewoman, Patricia Jones.
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Decoy - 01X14 The Bullet Of Hate
13 January 1958
Casey believes a teenage girl's story and attempts to clear her of a murder charge.
Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia "Casey" Jones
Richard Abbott - doctor
Joanna Roos - Aunt Mary
Arthur Ryder - Uncle Lester
William Thourlby - Police Detective
Sandra Whiteside - Stella
***********************************************************************Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist
The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover, hence becoming the "decoy" of the title. The cast changed each week with Garland the only main continuing character, although there were several recurring characters, mostly her commanding officer and immediate colleagues.
“Down the line, you name it and we’ve done it. Today, tomorrow, next week, we’ll pose as hostesses, society girls, models, anything and everything the department asks us to be. There are 249 of us in the department. We carry two things in common wherever we go. A shield—called a “potsie”—and a .32 revolver. We’re New York’s finest. We’re policewomen.”
- New York City Policewoman, Patricia Jones.
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הרב מאיר כהנא נואם בבוורלי גרלנד (אנגלית)
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9 ליוני 1988
The Beverly Garland
9 ליוני 1988
The Beverly Garland
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1950 D.O.A (Edmond O'Brien, Pamela Britton, Beverly Garland)
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- Duration: 83:39
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Frank Bigelow, told he's been poisoned and has only a few days to live, tries to find out who killed him and why.
Cast
Edmond O'Brien ... Frank Bigelow
Pamela ...
Frank Bigelow, told he's been poisoned and has only a few days to live, tries to find out who killed him and why.
Cast
Edmond O'Brien ... Frank Bigelow
Pamela Britton ... Paula Gibson
Luther Adler ... Majak
Beverly Garland ... Miss Foster
Lynn Baggett ... Mrs. Philips
William Ching ... Halliday
Henry Hart ... Stanley Philips
Neville Brand ... Chester
Laurette Luez ... Marla Rakubian
Jess Kirkpatrick ... Sam
Cay Forester ... Sue
Frank Jaquet ... Dr. Matson
Lawrence Dobkin ... Dr. Schaefer
Frank Gerstle ... Dr. MacDonald
Carol Hughes ... Kitty
Michael Ross ... Dave
Donna Sanborn ... Nurse
Bill Baldwin ... St. Francis Hotel Desk Clerk
Diana Barrymore ... Woman Checking into Hotel
Teddy Buckner ... Club Trumpeter
Frank Cady ... Eddie, Bartender
Jadie Carson ... Bandleader
Roy Engel ... Police Captain
Douglas Evans ... Eddie - Salesman on Phone
Sam Harris ... Man at Fisherman Table
Shifty Henry ... Club Bassist
David Jansen ... Bell Hop
Ray Laurie ... Club Pianist
Virginia Lee ... Jeanie
Peter Leeds ... Leo, Bartender
George Lynn ... Homicide Detective
Harold Miller ... Man in Hallway
Hugh O'Brian ... Jazz Fan
Jerry Paris ... Bellhop
Phillip Pine ... Angelo
Lynne Roberts ... Jane Carlyle
Van Streeter ... Club Saxophonist
Ivan Triesault ... Photographer
Beverly Warren ... Girl at Hotel Room Party
Cake Witchard ... Club Drummer
Directed by Rudolph Maté
Story by Russell Rouse, Clarence Greene
Screenplay by Russell Rouse, Clarence Greene
Associate Producer Joseph H. Nadel
Executive Producer Harry M. Popkin
Producer Leo C. Popkin
Cinematography by Ernest Laszlo
Film Editing Arthur H. Nadel
Art Direction by Duncan Cramer
Set Decoration by Al Orenbach
Costume Design by Maria P. Donovan
Music by Dimitri Tiomkin
Assistant Director Marty Moss
Details
Country USA
Release Date: April 30, 1950
Production Co: Cardinal Pictures
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wn.com/1950 D.O.A (Edmond O'Brien, Pamela Britton, Beverly Garland)
Frank Bigelow, told he's been poisoned and has only a few days to live, tries to find out who killed him and why.
Cast
Edmond O'Brien ... Frank Bigelow
Pamela Britton ... Paula Gibson
Luther Adler ... Majak
Beverly Garland ... Miss Foster
Lynn Baggett ... Mrs. Philips
William Ching ... Halliday
Henry Hart ... Stanley Philips
Neville Brand ... Chester
Laurette Luez ... Marla Rakubian
Jess Kirkpatrick ... Sam
Cay Forester ... Sue
Frank Jaquet ... Dr. Matson
Lawrence Dobkin ... Dr. Schaefer
Frank Gerstle ... Dr. MacDonald
Carol Hughes ... Kitty
Michael Ross ... Dave
Donna Sanborn ... Nurse
Bill Baldwin ... St. Francis Hotel Desk Clerk
Diana Barrymore ... Woman Checking into Hotel
Teddy Buckner ... Club Trumpeter
Frank Cady ... Eddie, Bartender
Jadie Carson ... Bandleader
Roy Engel ... Police Captain
Douglas Evans ... Eddie - Salesman on Phone
Sam Harris ... Man at Fisherman Table
Shifty Henry ... Club Bassist
David Jansen ... Bell Hop
Ray Laurie ... Club Pianist
Virginia Lee ... Jeanie
Peter Leeds ... Leo, Bartender
George Lynn ... Homicide Detective
Harold Miller ... Man in Hallway
Hugh O'Brian ... Jazz Fan
Jerry Paris ... Bellhop
Phillip Pine ... Angelo
Lynne Roberts ... Jane Carlyle
Van Streeter ... Club Saxophonist
Ivan Triesault ... Photographer
Beverly Warren ... Girl at Hotel Room Party
Cake Witchard ... Club Drummer
Directed by Rudolph Maté
Story by Russell Rouse, Clarence Greene
Screenplay by Russell Rouse, Clarence Greene
Associate Producer Joseph H. Nadel
Executive Producer Harry M. Popkin
Producer Leo C. Popkin
Cinematography by Ernest Laszlo
Film Editing Arthur H. Nadel
Art Direction by Duncan Cramer
Set Decoration by Al Orenbach
Costume Design by Maria P. Donovan
Music by Dimitri Tiomkin
Assistant Director Marty Moss
Details
Country USA
Release Date: April 30, 1950
Production Co: Cardinal Pictures
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- published: 03 Oct 2015
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Stump The Stars (October 8, 1962)
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- Duration: 28:37
- Updated: 28 Aug 2015
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Here is an episode of Mike Stokey's Stump the Stars (nee Pantomime Quiz)with Pat Harrington Jr. as your host. Tonight's panel includes the regulars Jan Clayton,...
Here is an episode of Mike Stokey's Stump the Stars (nee Pantomime Quiz)with Pat Harrington Jr. as your host. Tonight's panel includes the regulars Jan Clayton, Diana Dors, Mickey Manners, Ross Martin, Beverly Garland, and Sebastian Cabot, with special guests Yvonne De Carlo and Art Linkletter. Includes original commercials for Chex cereal.
wn.com/Stump The Stars (October 8, 1962)
Here is an episode of Mike Stokey's Stump the Stars (nee Pantomime Quiz)with Pat Harrington Jr. as your host. Tonight's panel includes the regulars Jan Clayton, Diana Dors, Mickey Manners, Ross Martin, Beverly Garland, and Sebastian Cabot, with special guests Yvonne De Carlo and Art Linkletter. Includes original commercials for Chex cereal.
- published: 28 Aug 2015
- views: 396
Decoy - 01X27 The Sound of Tears - with Suzanne Pleshette
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- Duration: 26:11
- Updated: 27 Dec 2015
- views: 91
27 "The Sound of Tears"
14 April 1958
Ken Morgan is murdered by a woman who clearly had strong feelings for or against him. She unloaded the contents of a rev...
27 "The Sound of Tears"
14 April 1958
Ken Morgan is murdered by a woman who clearly had strong feelings for or against him. She unloaded the contents of a revolver into him. Casey goes to work investigating the women in his life: his domineering mother who wouldn't let another female have him; the young woman who's practically a member of their family; and the ex-fiance whom Ken's mother made him give up.
Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones
Suzanne Pleshette - Wendy Jenkins
Molly McCarthy - Susan Connor
Muriel Kirkland - Mrs. Morgan
Charles Mendick - Police Lieutenant Tim Doyle
Edward Claymore - Police Officer Russell
Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist
The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover, hence becoming the "decoy" of the title. The cast changed each week with Garland the only main continuing character, although there were several recurring characters, mostly her commanding officer and immediate colleagues.
“Down the line, you name it and we’ve done it. Today, tomorrow, next week, we’ll pose as hostesses, society girls, models, anything and everything the department asks us to be. There are 249 of us in the department. We carry two things in common wherever we go. A shield—called a “potsie”—and a .32 revolver. We’re New York’s finest. We’re policewomen.”
- quote from New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones
wn.com/Decoy 01X27 The Sound Of Tears With Suzanne Pleshette
27 "The Sound of Tears"
14 April 1958
Ken Morgan is murdered by a woman who clearly had strong feelings for or against him. She unloaded the contents of a revolver into him. Casey goes to work investigating the women in his life: his domineering mother who wouldn't let another female have him; the young woman who's practically a member of their family; and the ex-fiance whom Ken's mother made him give up.
Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones
Suzanne Pleshette - Wendy Jenkins
Molly McCarthy - Susan Connor
Muriel Kirkland - Mrs. Morgan
Charles Mendick - Police Lieutenant Tim Doyle
Edward Claymore - Police Officer Russell
Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist
The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover, hence becoming the "decoy" of the title. The cast changed each week with Garland the only main continuing character, although there were several recurring characters, mostly her commanding officer and immediate colleagues.
“Down the line, you name it and we’ve done it. Today, tomorrow, next week, we’ll pose as hostesses, society girls, models, anything and everything the department asks us to be. There are 249 of us in the department. We carry two things in common wherever we go. A shield—called a “potsie”—and a .32 revolver. We’re New York’s finest. We’re policewomen.”
- quote from New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones
- published: 27 Dec 2015
- views: 91
Decoy - The Gentle Gun-Man
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- Duration: 26:24
- Updated: 30 Oct 2014
- views: 138
Casey goes undercover to gather evidence against a gang that deals in illegal weapons.
Starring: Beverly Garland, Ludwig Donath, Anne Hegira and Bert Freed.
Casey goes undercover to gather evidence against a gang that deals in illegal weapons.
Starring: Beverly Garland, Ludwig Donath, Anne Hegira and Bert Freed.
wn.com/Decoy The Gentle Gun Man
Casey goes undercover to gather evidence against a gang that deals in illegal weapons.
Starring: Beverly Garland, Ludwig Donath, Anne Hegira and Bert Freed.
- published: 30 Oct 2014
- views: 138
Boris Karloff's Thriller - Knock Three-One-Two
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 49:54
- Updated: 13 Oct 2012
- views: 14221
Season 1 Episode 12, 1960, Hosted by Boris Karloff , With the hopes of raising some quick cash for the payment of gambling debts, a man takes advantage of a uni...
Season 1 Episode 12, 1960, Hosted by Boris Karloff , With the hopes of raising some quick cash for the payment of gambling debts, a man takes advantage of a unique set of circumstances and arranges the murder of his wealthy wife.
TV watchers will recognize Beverly Garland from her role as Barbara Douglas on My Three Sons, but genre fans have seen her more recently playing Ellen Lane on Lois & Clark. And Warren Oates should be a familiar face, too. A ubiquitous character actor in the '60s & '70s, Oates has appeared in other classic genre shows such as The Outer Limits, Lost in Space, and The Twilight Zone.
Written by: John Kneubuhl
Directed by: Herman Hoffman
Starring: Joe Maross, Beverly Garland , Charles Aidman , and Warren Oates
Original Air Date: December 13, 1960
wn.com/Boris Karloff's Thriller Knock Three One Two
Season 1 Episode 12, 1960, Hosted by Boris Karloff , With the hopes of raising some quick cash for the payment of gambling debts, a man takes advantage of a unique set of circumstances and arranges the murder of his wealthy wife.
TV watchers will recognize Beverly Garland from her role as Barbara Douglas on My Three Sons, but genre fans have seen her more recently playing Ellen Lane on Lois & Clark. And Warren Oates should be a familiar face, too. A ubiquitous character actor in the '60s & '70s, Oates has appeared in other classic genre shows such as The Outer Limits, Lost in Space, and The Twilight Zone.
Written by: John Kneubuhl
Directed by: Herman Hoffman
Starring: Joe Maross, Beverly Garland , Charles Aidman , and Warren Oates
Original Air Date: December 13, 1960
- published: 13 Oct 2012
- views: 14221
Match Game 73 (Episode #110) (Richard Takes 1)
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- Duration: 21:59
- Updated: 28 Jul 2013
- views: 19148
Nipsey Russell, Brett Somers, Charles Nelson Reilly, Beverly Garland, Richard Dawson, and Betty White
Nipsey Russell, Brett Somers, Charles Nelson Reilly, Beverly Garland, Richard Dawson, and Betty White
wn.com/Match Game 73 (Episode 110) (Richard Takes 1)
Nipsey Russell, Brett Somers, Charles Nelson Reilly, Beverly Garland, Richard Dawson, and Betty White
- published: 28 Jul 2013
- views: 19148
D.O.A. (1950) Edmond O'Brien
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- Duration: 83:58
- Updated: 04 Jun 2015
- views: 402
D.O.A. is a film noir drama film directed by Rudolph Maté, considered a classic of the genre. The frantically paced plot revolves around a doomed man's quest to...
D.O.A. is a film noir drama film directed by Rudolph Maté, considered a classic of the genre. The frantically paced plot revolves around a doomed man's quest to find out who has poisoned him and why. This film marks the debuts of Beverly Garland (as Beverly Campbell) and Laurette Luez. The film stars Edmond O'Brien and Pamela Britton.
With optional Serbian subtitle.
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wn.com/D.O.A. (1950) Edmond O'Brien
D.O.A. is a film noir drama film directed by Rudolph Maté, considered a classic of the genre. The frantically paced plot revolves around a doomed man's quest to find out who has poisoned him and why. This film marks the debuts of Beverly Garland (as Beverly Campbell) and Laurette Luez. The film stars Edmond O'Brien and Pamela Britton.
With optional Serbian subtitle.
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- published: 04 Jun 2015
- views: 402
"STUMP THE STARS" (Clint Walker vs. Mamie Van Doren) 7/1/1963.
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- Duration: 29:20
- Updated: 18 Feb 2013
- views: 6506
"STUMP THE STARS" (Clint Walker vs. Mamie Van Doren) AIR DATE July 1st, 1963. A rare episode of "Stump the Stars", with host Mike Stokey, featuring guest cast,...
"STUMP THE STARS" (Clint Walker vs. Mamie Van Doren) AIR DATE July 1st, 1963. A rare episode of "Stump the Stars", with host Mike Stokey, featuring guest cast, Sebastian Cabot, Hans Conried, Beverly Garland, Stubby Kaye, Gisele Mackenzie, Ross Martin, Mamie Van Doren, and Clint Walker.
wn.com/Stump The Stars (Clint Walker Vs. Mamie Van Doren) 7 1 1963.
"STUMP THE STARS" (Clint Walker vs. Mamie Van Doren) AIR DATE July 1st, 1963. A rare episode of "Stump the Stars", with host Mike Stokey, featuring guest cast, Sebastian Cabot, Hans Conried, Beverly Garland, Stubby Kaye, Gisele Mackenzie, Ross Martin, Mamie Van Doren, and Clint Walker.
- published: 18 Feb 2013
- views: 6506
Fred MacMurray: The Guy Next Door
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- Duration: 50:11
- Updated: 23 Feb 2016
- views: 0
Amiable and unassuming, Fred MacMurray went from small-town boy to one of Hollywood and television’s major and most enduring stars.
A talented saxophonist and ...
Amiable and unassuming, Fred MacMurray went from small-town boy to one of Hollywood and television’s major and most enduring stars.
A talented saxophonist and vocalist from his high school days, his easy-going charm combined with his good-looks brought him early success as a Broadway performer before he signed his first contract with Paramount Studios in 1934.
Fred quickly rose to play romantic lead against such major stars as Claudette Colbert, Carole Lombard, Katharine Hepburn, Paulette Goddard and Marlene Deitrich. However, his great dramatic roles came when he went against type and appeared as a murderer opposite Barbara Stanwyck in Billy Wilder’s film-noir classic Double Indemnity (1944). The cowardly naval lieutenant in The Caine Mutiny (1954) and the cynical executive in The Apartment (1960) completed a trio of roles that helped define MacMurray as a major acting talent.
A series of Disney films in which he portrayed a good-natured father figure included The Shaggy Dog (1959), The Absent-Minded Professor (1961) and Son of Flubber (1963). Renowned for his true-life stability and contented role as father to four adopted children, in his later years MacMurray’s flagging career was revived when he became television’s best loved father in the long-running series, My Three Sons (1960-1971).
After the death of his first wife, Lillian Lamont, MacMurray married actress June Haver in 1954 with whom he lived happily until his death in 1991. Included in the program are clips from some of MacMurray’s most notable films, such as The Gilded Lily; Swing High, Swing Low; Double Indemnity, The Caine Mutiny, The Apartment, The Absent Minded Professor, and the TV series, My Three Sons. Fred MacMurray: The Guy Next Door also includes the participation of Fred MacMurray’s wife, June Haver MacMurray and daughters, Kate MacMurray and Laurie MacMurray, actors Nancy Olson, Beverly Garland, and Jack Lemmon, and directors Billy Wilder and Edward Dmytryk.
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wn.com/Fred Macmurray The Guy Next Door
Amiable and unassuming, Fred MacMurray went from small-town boy to one of Hollywood and television’s major and most enduring stars.
A talented saxophonist and vocalist from his high school days, his easy-going charm combined with his good-looks brought him early success as a Broadway performer before he signed his first contract with Paramount Studios in 1934.
Fred quickly rose to play romantic lead against such major stars as Claudette Colbert, Carole Lombard, Katharine Hepburn, Paulette Goddard and Marlene Deitrich. However, his great dramatic roles came when he went against type and appeared as a murderer opposite Barbara Stanwyck in Billy Wilder’s film-noir classic Double Indemnity (1944). The cowardly naval lieutenant in The Caine Mutiny (1954) and the cynical executive in The Apartment (1960) completed a trio of roles that helped define MacMurray as a major acting talent.
A series of Disney films in which he portrayed a good-natured father figure included The Shaggy Dog (1959), The Absent-Minded Professor (1961) and Son of Flubber (1963). Renowned for his true-life stability and contented role as father to four adopted children, in his later years MacMurray’s flagging career was revived when he became television’s best loved father in the long-running series, My Three Sons (1960-1971).
After the death of his first wife, Lillian Lamont, MacMurray married actress June Haver in 1954 with whom he lived happily until his death in 1991. Included in the program are clips from some of MacMurray’s most notable films, such as The Gilded Lily; Swing High, Swing Low; Double Indemnity, The Caine Mutiny, The Apartment, The Absent Minded Professor, and the TV series, My Three Sons. Fred MacMurray: The Guy Next Door also includes the participation of Fred MacMurray’s wife, June Haver MacMurray and daughters, Kate MacMurray and Laurie MacMurray, actors Nancy Olson, Beverly Garland, and Jack Lemmon, and directors Billy Wilder and Edward Dmytryk.
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- published: 23 Feb 2016
- views: 0
Documental Fred MacMurray biografía (Fred MacMurray Biography)
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- Duration: 46:22
- Updated: 28 Mar 2015
- views: 2953
Con testimonios de Billy Wilder, Jack Lemmon, Nancy Olson, Edward Dmytryck, June Haver, Beverly Garland
Con testimonios de Billy Wilder, Jack Lemmon, Nancy Olson, Edward Dmytryck, June Haver, Beverly Garland
wn.com/Documental Fred Macmurray Biografía (Fred Macmurray Biography)
Con testimonios de Billy Wilder, Jack Lemmon, Nancy Olson, Edward Dmytryck, June Haver, Beverly Garland
- published: 28 Mar 2015
- views: 2953
Decoy - 01X06 The Savage Payoff - 1st American police series with a Female main character
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- Duration: 26:01
- Updated: 26 Dec 2015
- views: 55
Decoy - 01X06 The Savage Payoff
18 November 1957
Casey is assigned to investigate whether players on a college basketball team are fixing games.
Beverly Garl...
Decoy - 01X06 The Savage Payoff
18 November 1957
Casey is assigned to investigate whether players on a college basketball team are fixing games.
Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia "Casey" Jones
Sam Gray - Frank Henderson
John Kellogg - coach
Steve Pluta - Bobby Phillips
Bill Zuckert - Detective Lieutenant Sam Franklin
George McCoy - Police Detective
***********************************************************************Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist
The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover, hence becoming the "decoy" of the title. The cast changed each week with Garland the only main continuing character, although there were several recurring characters, mostly her commanding officer and immediate colleagues.
“Down the line, you name it and we’ve done it. Today, tomorrow, next week, we’ll pose as hostesses, society girls, models, anything and everything the department asks us to be. There are 249 of us in the department. We carry two things in common wherever we go. A shield—called a “potsie”—and a .32 revolver. We’re New York’s finest. We’re policewomen.”
- New York City Policewoman, Patricia Jones.
wn.com/Decoy 01X06 The Savage Payoff 1St American Police Series With A Female Main Character
Decoy - 01X06 The Savage Payoff
18 November 1957
Casey is assigned to investigate whether players on a college basketball team are fixing games.
Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia "Casey" Jones
Sam Gray - Frank Henderson
John Kellogg - coach
Steve Pluta - Bobby Phillips
Bill Zuckert - Detective Lieutenant Sam Franklin
George McCoy - Police Detective
***********************************************************************Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist
The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover, hence becoming the "decoy" of the title. The cast changed each week with Garland the only main continuing character, although there were several recurring characters, mostly her commanding officer and immediate colleagues.
“Down the line, you name it and we’ve done it. Today, tomorrow, next week, we’ll pose as hostesses, society girls, models, anything and everything the department asks us to be. There are 249 of us in the department. We carry two things in common wherever we go. A shield—called a “potsie”—and a .32 revolver. We’re New York’s finest. We’re policewomen.”
- New York City Policewoman, Patricia Jones.
- published: 26 Dec 2015
- views: 55
"ZANE GREY THEATRE" (Jericho) 5/18/1961.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:27
- Updated: 20 Jan 2013
- views: 11287
"ZANE GREY THEATRE" (Jericho) Season 5, Episode 30. Released May 18th, 1961. With guest stars, Guy Madison, Beverly Garland, Allison Hayes, Claude Akins, Les Tr...
"ZANE GREY THEATRE" (Jericho) Season 5, Episode 30. Released May 18th, 1961. With guest stars, Guy Madison, Beverly Garland, Allison Hayes, Claude Akins, Les Tremayne, Robert Foulk, and John Hoyt.
wn.com/Zane Grey Theatre (Jericho) 5 18 1961.
"ZANE GREY THEATRE" (Jericho) Season 5, Episode 30. Released May 18th, 1961. With guest stars, Guy Madison, Beverly Garland, Allison Hayes, Claude Akins, Les Tremayne, Robert Foulk, and John Hoyt.
- published: 20 Jan 2013
- views: 11287
Swamp Women (1956) ROGER CORMAN
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- Duration: 69:02
- Updated: 28 Sep 2012
- views: 8660
Stars: Marie Windsor, Carole Mathews and Beverly Garland
Director: Roger Corman
Writer: David Stern (screenplay)
An undercover policewoman helps three female c...
Stars: Marie Windsor, Carole Mathews and Beverly Garland
Director: Roger Corman
Writer: David Stern (screenplay)
An undercover policewoman helps three female convicts escape from prison so that they can lead her to a stash of stolen diamonds hidden in a swamp.
wn.com/Swamp Women (1956) Roger Corman
Stars: Marie Windsor, Carole Mathews and Beverly Garland
Director: Roger Corman
Writer: David Stern (screenplay)
An undercover policewoman helps three female convicts escape from prison so that they can lead her to a stash of stolen diamonds hidden in a swamp.
- published: 28 Sep 2012
- views: 8660
Decoy - 01X20 Across The World - with John Cassavetes
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:57
- Updated: 27 Dec 2015
- views: 43
20 "Across the World"
24 February 1958
When the new owner of an import/export business is murdered, Casey poses as her heir to get evidence against the gun r...
20 "Across the World"
24 February 1958
When the new owner of an import/export business is murdered, Casey poses as her heir to get evidence against the gun runners who are using the company as a front for their criminal activities.
Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones
Frank Silvera - Andrew Garcia
Arthur Batanides - Herbert Carson
John Cassavetes - Carl Walton
Milton Selzer - First Officer Denning
John Newton - Police Lieutenant Kendall
Harry Bergman - Police Detective Kramer
Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist
The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover, hence becoming the "decoy" of the title. The cast changed each week with Garland the only main continuing character, although there were several recurring characters, mostly her commanding officer and immediate colleagues.
“Down the line, you name it and we’ve done it. Today, tomorrow, next week, we’ll pose as hostesses, society girls, models, anything and everything the department asks us to be. There are 249 of us in the department. We carry two things in common wherever we go. A shield—called a “potsie”—and a .32 revolver. We’re New York’s finest. We’re policewomen.”
- quote from New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones
wn.com/Decoy 01X20 Across The World With John Cassavetes
20 "Across the World"
24 February 1958
When the new owner of an import/export business is murdered, Casey poses as her heir to get evidence against the gun runners who are using the company as a front for their criminal activities.
Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones
Frank Silvera - Andrew Garcia
Arthur Batanides - Herbert Carson
John Cassavetes - Carl Walton
Milton Selzer - First Officer Denning
John Newton - Police Lieutenant Kendall
Harry Bergman - Police Detective Kramer
Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist
The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover, hence becoming the "decoy" of the title. The cast changed each week with Garland the only main continuing character, although there were several recurring characters, mostly her commanding officer and immediate colleagues.
“Down the line, you name it and we’ve done it. Today, tomorrow, next week, we’ll pose as hostesses, society girls, models, anything and everything the department asks us to be. There are 249 of us in the department. We carry two things in common wherever we go. A shield—called a “potsie”—and a .32 revolver. We’re New York’s finest. We’re policewomen.”
- quote from New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones
- published: 27 Dec 2015
- views: 43
Match Game 73 Episode 106 (In Loving Memory of Richard Dawson)
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- Duration: 21:09
- Updated: 03 Jun 2012
- views: 24131
Nipsey Russell, Brett Somers, Charles Nelson Reilly, Beverly Garland, Richard Dawson, and Betty White
Nipsey Russell, Brett Somers, Charles Nelson Reilly, Beverly Garland, Richard Dawson, and Betty White
wn.com/Match Game 73 Episode 106 (In Loving Memory Of Richard Dawson)
Nipsey Russell, Brett Somers, Charles Nelson Reilly, Beverly Garland, Richard Dawson, and Betty White
- published: 03 Jun 2012
- views: 24131
Decoy - High Swing
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:10
- Updated: 06 Aug 2015
- views: 116
Decoy (also titled Decoy Police Woman) is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 1...
Decoy (also titled Decoy Police Woman) is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist. The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover (hence becoming the "decoy" of the title). The cast changed each week with Garland the only main continuing character, although there were several recurring characters, mostly her commanding officer and immediate colleagues.
The series was inspired by Jack Webb's Dragnet, set in Los Angeles, California, and used a similar format to that series, with Jones portrayed as a serious, by-the-book, yet sympathetic cop with no personal life outside of her job. In the episode "The Sound of Tears", she reveals that the man she loved was a police officer who was shot and killed by the man he was sent to apprehend.
Tonight's Episode: High Swing
Casey goes undercover to befriend a seemingly benign elderly couple who are actually plotting a series of muggings and robberies.
Cast
Beverly Garland ... Casey Jones
Albert Dekker ... Otto Flagler
Edith Atwater ... Lily Flagler
Len Wayland ... Tom
Zohra Lampert ... Ann
William Woodson ... Ed
James McMahon ... Doctor
Directed by David Alexaner
Screenplay Don Ettinger
Executive Producer Everett Rosenthal
Producer Arthur H. Singer
Cinematography Moe Martzband
Film Editing Anthony Ciccolini
Art Direction Mel Bourne
Assistant Director Boris Serrator
Details
Country: USA
Season 1, Episode 25
Original Air Date: June 3, 1959
Production Co: Pyramid Productions
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wn.com/Decoy High Swing
Decoy (also titled Decoy Police Woman) is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist. The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover (hence becoming the "decoy" of the title). The cast changed each week with Garland the only main continuing character, although there were several recurring characters, mostly her commanding officer and immediate colleagues.
The series was inspired by Jack Webb's Dragnet, set in Los Angeles, California, and used a similar format to that series, with Jones portrayed as a serious, by-the-book, yet sympathetic cop with no personal life outside of her job. In the episode "The Sound of Tears", she reveals that the man she loved was a police officer who was shot and killed by the man he was sent to apprehend.
Tonight's Episode: High Swing
Casey goes undercover to befriend a seemingly benign elderly couple who are actually plotting a series of muggings and robberies.
Cast
Beverly Garland ... Casey Jones
Albert Dekker ... Otto Flagler
Edith Atwater ... Lily Flagler
Len Wayland ... Tom
Zohra Lampert ... Ann
William Woodson ... Ed
James McMahon ... Doctor
Directed by David Alexaner
Screenplay Don Ettinger
Executive Producer Everett Rosenthal
Producer Arthur H. Singer
Cinematography Moe Martzband
Film Editing Anthony Ciccolini
Art Direction Mel Bourne
Assistant Director Boris Serrator
Details
Country: USA
Season 1, Episode 25
Original Air Date: June 3, 1959
Production Co: Pyramid Productions
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- published: 06 Aug 2015
- views: 116
Decoy - 01X18 An Eye For An Eye
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:07
- Updated: 27 Dec 2015
- views: 64
18 "An Eye for an Eye"
10 February 1958
Casey pretends to be a drug addict in order to get evidence against a large illegal narcotics ring.
Beverly Garland - ...
18 "An Eye for an Eye"
10 February 1958
Casey pretends to be a drug addict in order to get evidence against a large illegal narcotics ring.
Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones
Richard Davalos - Danny Dombrowsky
Lilia Skala - Mama Anna Dumbrowsky
Edward Asner - Police Sergeant
Norman Rose – Rico
Lawrence Fletcher - Police Lieutenant
Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist
The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover, hence becoming the "decoy" of the title. The cast changed each week with Garland the only main continuing character, although there were several recurring characters, mostly her commanding officer and immediate colleagues.
“Down the line, you name it and we’ve done it. Today, tomorrow, next week, we’ll pose as hostesses, society girls, models, anything and everything the department asks us to be. There are 249 of us in the department. We carry two things in common wherever we go. A shield—called a “potsie”—and a .32 revolver. We’re New York’s finest. We’re policewomen.”
- quote from New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones
wn.com/Decoy 01X18 An Eye For An Eye
18 "An Eye for an Eye"
10 February 1958
Casey pretends to be a drug addict in order to get evidence against a large illegal narcotics ring.
Beverly Garland - New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones
Richard Davalos - Danny Dombrowsky
Lilia Skala - Mama Anna Dumbrowsky
Edward Asner - Police Sergeant
Norman Rose – Rico
Lawrence Fletcher - Police Lieutenant
Decoy, also titled Decoy Police Woman is a groundbreaking American crime drama television series created for syndication and initially broadcast from October 14, 1957 to July 7, 1958, with thirty-nine 30-minute black-and-white episodes. It was the first American police series with a female protagonist
The series starred Beverly Garland as Casey Jones, a female police officer who is often assigned to work undercover, hence becoming the "decoy" of the title. The cast changed each week with Garland the only main continuing character, although there were several recurring characters, mostly her commanding officer and immediate colleagues.
“Down the line, you name it and we’ve done it. Today, tomorrow, next week, we’ll pose as hostesses, society girls, models, anything and everything the department asks us to be. There are 249 of us in the department. We carry two things in common wherever we go. A shield—called a “potsie”—and a .32 revolver. We’re New York’s finest. We’re policewomen.”
- quote from New York City Policewoman Patricia “Casey” Jones
- published: 27 Dec 2015
- views: 64
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Her name is Beverly Garland
Her name is Beverly Garland. Her image is in a mural over the bar at the Velveeta Room in Austin, Texas. I have been looking up from the stage at her since 1993. An inspirational woman. While I grew up I enjoyed watching the JOYOUS FUNNY BEAUTIFUL WOMEN of; Saturday Night Live, the Carol Burnette Show, Sonny and Cher, and Donny and Marie. I admired Gilda Radner and was saddened by her struggle with ovarian cancer. Recently, after giving birth to bouncing baby Archie Arnett on Oct. 25, 2008 Amy Poehler made a surprise return to Saturday Night Live. Poehler did her impression of Sen. Hillary Clinton during Saturday's cold open and co-anchored "Weekend Update". "You thought I was gone, didn't you?" said Poehler as Clinton with a wink. T... -
Exclusive Interview of Dr. Md. Ali Afzal, Managing Director, Krishibid Group
Dear All Hope this email finds you in good health. As we informed you earlier that Krishibid Properties Ltd., a concern of Krishibid Group, has participated in REHAB Housing Fair, Los Angeles 2014 held in The Beverly Garland Hotel, North Hollywood, LA, USA (14-16 November 2014). On the occasion Dr. Md. Ali Afzal, Managing Director, Krishibid Group has given an exclusive interview to the Ekush News Media, Hollywood about different aspects of Krishibid Group’s businesses as well as a brief about business in Bangladesh. -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Ben Stiller
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Jeff Goldblum
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Damon Wayans
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Cheri Oteri
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Brad Garrett
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Dennis Hopper
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Eugene Levy
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Catherine O'Hara
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews John Salley
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Allison Janney
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Aaron Eckhart
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Ed Begley Jr
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Beverly Oliver Presentation - Jack Ruby's Singer
Did Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald know each other before President John F. Kennedy was shot and killed in Dallas? Who was the unidentified "Babuska Lady" seen in Abraham Zapruder's film on the other side of the street filming the events? Where is her film? Beverly Oliver, once a friend of Jack Ruby, a singer at Ruby's Carousel Club and the adjacent Colony Club, and co-author of Nightmare in Dallas, shared startling revelations about Kennedy's assassination based on her riveting personal experiences on Monday, November 19, at the Allen Public Library. Co-author Coke Buchanan was also on hand. On Nov. 22, 1963, Garland native Beverly Oliver was a 17-year-old teenager who was suddenly thrust into a pivotal chapter in American history. Her story of this historical event begins in the su... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Alec Baldwin
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Janeane Garofalo
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick interviews Ellen DeGeneres
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Goldie Hawn
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Jerry Seinfeld
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr... -
Jiminy Glick Interviews Bill Maher
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus. After gr...
Her name is Beverly Garland
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- Duration: 1:01
- Updated: 13 Dec 2008
- views: 1631
Her name is Beverly Garland.
Her image is in a mural over the bar
at the Velveeta Room in Austin, Texas.
I have been looking up from the stage
at her si...
Her name is Beverly Garland.
Her image is in a mural over the bar
at the Velveeta Room in Austin, Texas.
I have been looking up from the stage
at her since 1993.
An inspirational woman.
While I grew up I enjoyed watching
the JOYOUS FUNNY BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
of; Saturday Night Live,
the Carol Burnette Show,
Sonny and Cher,
and Donny and Marie.
I admired Gilda Radner
and was saddened by her struggle
with ovarian cancer.
Recently, after giving birth
to bouncing baby
Archie Arnett on Oct. 25, 2008
Amy Poehler
made a surprise return to
Saturday Night Live.
Poehler did her impression of
Sen. Hillary Clinton during
Saturday's cold open
and co-anchored "Weekend Update".
"You thought I was gone, didn't you?"
said Poehler as Clinton with a wink.
The cold-open sketch had Hillary attempting to
convince herself that being appointed President
Barack Obama's Secretary of State was
better than winning the presidency
or being the governor of Alaska.
"This job is almost a dream come true,"
she cracked.
Darrell Hammond popped in as Bill Clinton
to affirm that the political power couple is back.
"You voted for change, but you ain't never
going to change this," he drawled.
"We Clintons are here to stay," added Hillary.
"You may think we're down,
but like the South,
vampires and Britney Spears,
we will rise again."
Beverly Garland, the B-movie actress
who starred in 1950s' cult hits like
"Swamp Women" and "Not of This Earth"
went on to play Fred MacMurray's TV wife
on "My Three Sons," has died.
She was 82.
Garland died Friday at her Hollywood Hills home.
Garland made her film debut in
the 1950 noir classic "D.O.A.,"
launching a 50-year career that included
40 movies and dozens of television shows.
She gained cult status for playing gutsy women in exploitation films such as "The Alligator People"
and Roger Corman movies including "Gunslinger,"
"It Conquered the World" and "Naked Paradise."
"I never considered myself very much
of a passive kind of actress," she said
in a 1985 interview with Fangoria magazine.
"I was never very comfortable in love scenes,
never comfortable playing a sweet, lovable lady."
Garland showed comedic skill as Bing Crosby's
wife in the sitcom "The Bing Crosby Show"
of the mid-'60s.
She was cast in "My Three Sons"
as the second wife during the popular series
that aired from 1960 to 1972.
Her television credits also include
"Remington Steele," "Scarecrow and Mrs. King,"
"Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman,"
"Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman"
and "7th Heaven."
Garland was born Beverly Fessenden
in Santa Cruz, Calif., in 1926,
and grew up in Glendale.
She became Beverly Garland
when she married actor Richard Garland.
They were divorced in 1953
after less than four years of marriage.
In 1960, she married Fillmore Crank,
and they built a mission-style hotel in
North Hollywood, now called
Beverly Garland's Holiday Inn.
Garland,
whose husband died in 1999,
remained involved
in running the North Hollywood hotel.
She was the honorary mayor
of North Hollywood and
served on the boards of
the California Tourism Corp.
and the Greater Los Angeles Visitors
and Convention Bureau.
Thank you. We look up to you.
wn.com/Her Name Is Beverly Garland
Her name is Beverly Garland.
Her image is in a mural over the bar
at the Velveeta Room in Austin, Texas.
I have been looking up from the stage
at her since 1993.
An inspirational woman.
While I grew up I enjoyed watching
the JOYOUS FUNNY BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
of; Saturday Night Live,
the Carol Burnette Show,
Sonny and Cher,
and Donny and Marie.
I admired Gilda Radner
and was saddened by her struggle
with ovarian cancer.
Recently, after giving birth
to bouncing baby
Archie Arnett on Oct. 25, 2008
Amy Poehler
made a surprise return to
Saturday Night Live.
Poehler did her impression of
Sen. Hillary Clinton during
Saturday's cold open
and co-anchored "Weekend Update".
"You thought I was gone, didn't you?"
said Poehler as Clinton with a wink.
The cold-open sketch had Hillary attempting to
convince herself that being appointed President
Barack Obama's Secretary of State was
better than winning the presidency
or being the governor of Alaska.
"This job is almost a dream come true,"
she cracked.
Darrell Hammond popped in as Bill Clinton
to affirm that the political power couple is back.
"You voted for change, but you ain't never
going to change this," he drawled.
"We Clintons are here to stay," added Hillary.
"You may think we're down,
but like the South,
vampires and Britney Spears,
we will rise again."
Beverly Garland, the B-movie actress
who starred in 1950s' cult hits like
"Swamp Women" and "Not of This Earth"
went on to play Fred MacMurray's TV wife
on "My Three Sons," has died.
She was 82.
Garland died Friday at her Hollywood Hills home.
Garland made her film debut in
the 1950 noir classic "D.O.A.,"
launching a 50-year career that included
40 movies and dozens of television shows.
She gained cult status for playing gutsy women in exploitation films such as "The Alligator People"
and Roger Corman movies including "Gunslinger,"
"It Conquered the World" and "Naked Paradise."
"I never considered myself very much
of a passive kind of actress," she said
in a 1985 interview with Fangoria magazine.
"I was never very comfortable in love scenes,
never comfortable playing a sweet, lovable lady."
Garland showed comedic skill as Bing Crosby's
wife in the sitcom "The Bing Crosby Show"
of the mid-'60s.
She was cast in "My Three Sons"
as the second wife during the popular series
that aired from 1960 to 1972.
Her television credits also include
"Remington Steele," "Scarecrow and Mrs. King,"
"Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman,"
"Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman"
and "7th Heaven."
Garland was born Beverly Fessenden
in Santa Cruz, Calif., in 1926,
and grew up in Glendale.
She became Beverly Garland
when she married actor Richard Garland.
They were divorced in 1953
after less than four years of marriage.
In 1960, she married Fillmore Crank,
and they built a mission-style hotel in
North Hollywood, now called
Beverly Garland's Holiday Inn.
Garland,
whose husband died in 1999,
remained involved
in running the North Hollywood hotel.
She was the honorary mayor
of North Hollywood and
served on the boards of
the California Tourism Corp.
and the Greater Los Angeles Visitors
and Convention Bureau.
Thank you. We look up to you.
- published: 13 Dec 2008
- views: 1631
Exclusive Interview of Dr. Md. Ali Afzal, Managing Director, Krishibid Group
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:10
- Updated: 22 Nov 2014
- views: 386
Dear All
Hope this email finds you in good health.
As we informed you earlier that Krishibid Properties Ltd., a concern of Krishibid Group, has participated...
Dear All
Hope this email finds you in good health.
As we informed you earlier that Krishibid Properties Ltd., a concern of Krishibid Group, has participated in REHAB Housing Fair, Los Angeles 2014 held in The Beverly Garland Hotel, North Hollywood, LA, USA (14-16 November 2014).
On the occasion Dr. Md. Ali Afzal, Managing Director, Krishibid Group has given an exclusive interview to the Ekush News Media, Hollywood about different aspects of Krishibid Group’s businesses as well as a brief about business in Bangladesh.
wn.com/Exclusive Interview Of Dr. Md. Ali Afzal, Managing Director, Krishibid Group
Dear All
Hope this email finds you in good health.
As we informed you earlier that Krishibid Properties Ltd., a concern of Krishibid Group, has participated in REHAB Housing Fair, Los Angeles 2014 held in The Beverly Garland Hotel, North Hollywood, LA, USA (14-16 November 2014).
On the occasion Dr. Md. Ali Afzal, Managing Director, Krishibid Group has given an exclusive interview to the Ekush News Media, Hollywood about different aspects of Krishibid Group’s businesses as well as a brief about business in Bangladesh.
- published: 22 Nov 2014
- views: 386
Jiminy Glick Interviews Ben Stiller
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:32
- Updated: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 17503
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Ben Stiller
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 17503
Jiminy Glick Interviews Jeff Goldblum
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:45
- Updated: 24 Mar 2014
- views: 33773
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Jeff Goldblum
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 24 Mar 2014
- views: 33773
Jiminy Glick Interviews Damon Wayans
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:38
- Updated: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 10087
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Damon Wayans
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 10087
Jiminy Glick Interviews Cheri Oteri
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:10
- Updated: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 8540
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Cheri Oteri
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 8540
Jiminy Glick Interviews Brad Garrett
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:58
- Updated: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 6813
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Brad Garrett
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 6813
Jiminy Glick Interviews Dennis Hopper
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:50
- Updated: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 4500
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Dennis Hopper
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 4500
Jiminy Glick Interviews Eugene Levy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:57
- Updated: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 7934
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Eugene Levy
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 7934
Jiminy Glick Interviews Catherine O'Hara
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:52
- Updated: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 9691
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Catherine O'Hara
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 9691
Jiminy Glick Interviews John Salley
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:08
- Updated: 24 Mar 2014
- views: 1230
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews John Salley
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 24 Mar 2014
- views: 1230
Jiminy Glick Interviews Allison Janney
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:58
- Updated: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 2890
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Allison Janney
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 2890
Jiminy Glick Interviews Aaron Eckhart
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:40
- Updated: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 2424
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Aaron Eckhart
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 2424
Jiminy Glick Interviews Ed Begley Jr
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:21
- Updated: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 3976
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
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Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 3976
Beverly Oliver Presentation - Jack Ruby's Singer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 88:18
- Updated: 14 Feb 2013
- views: 43143
Did Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald know each other before President John F. Kennedy was shot and killed in Dallas? Who was the unidentified "Babuska Lady" seen...
Did Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald know each other before President John F. Kennedy was shot and killed in Dallas? Who was the unidentified "Babuska Lady" seen in Abraham Zapruder's film on the other side of the street filming the events? Where is her film?
Beverly Oliver, once a friend of Jack Ruby, a singer at Ruby's Carousel Club and the adjacent Colony Club, and co-author of Nightmare in Dallas, shared startling revelations about Kennedy's assassination based on her riveting personal experiences on Monday, November 19, at the Allen Public Library. Co-author Coke Buchanan was also on hand.
On Nov. 22, 1963, Garland native Beverly Oliver was a 17-year-old teenager who was suddenly thrust into a pivotal chapter in American history. Her story of this historical event begins in the summer of that same year, when she accompanied Jack Ruby to New Orleans where she met Mafia bosses Johnny Roselli and Carlos Marcello. Shortly after that, she recalls Ruby introducing her at his Dallas nightclub, the Carousel Club, to Lee Harvey Oswald as a friend of his.
Beverly Oliver shares that on Thursday evening, November 21, after having dinner with Jack Ruby at the Egyptian Lounge she accompanied him to the plush Cabana Motor Hotel where an owner of various Pepsi Cola franchises was hosting a lavish party. After dancing and socializing, Ruby and Beverly departed heading to different destinations and into the pages of history. Beverly went to Fort Worth and Jack is believed to have returned to his nightclub. These two friends never saw each other again. When asked to describe Ruby, Beverly responded, "Complex, but he was always a gentleman with me."
Beverly states that she was the infamous and mysterious "Babushka" lady seen standing on the south side of Elm Street when President Kennedy was assassinated the following day. She was therefore one of the closest witnesses to the fatal shot that killed President Kennedy.
To be an eyewitness to this event is significant enough, but that her story conflicts with the Warren Commission's account of what happened that day is of much greater interest. Further, she claims that she filmed the event with her new movie camera but three days later, two men who identified themselves as government agents confiscated her film and never returned it, even after repeated requests.
Come hear the intriguing story of Beverly's experiences surrounding the Kennedy assassination, knowing Jack Ruby personally and meeting Lee Harvey Oswald.
Co-author Coke Buchanan serves as director of the Center for Indigenous Culture, Center for Global and Local Outreach, and Center for Spirituality with the Memnosyne Foundation.
Sponsored by Bach to Books.
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Did Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald know each other before President John F. Kennedy was shot and killed in Dallas? Who was the unidentified "Babuska Lady" seen in Abraham Zapruder's film on the other side of the street filming the events? Where is her film?
Beverly Oliver, once a friend of Jack Ruby, a singer at Ruby's Carousel Club and the adjacent Colony Club, and co-author of Nightmare in Dallas, shared startling revelations about Kennedy's assassination based on her riveting personal experiences on Monday, November 19, at the Allen Public Library. Co-author Coke Buchanan was also on hand.
On Nov. 22, 1963, Garland native Beverly Oliver was a 17-year-old teenager who was suddenly thrust into a pivotal chapter in American history. Her story of this historical event begins in the summer of that same year, when she accompanied Jack Ruby to New Orleans where she met Mafia bosses Johnny Roselli and Carlos Marcello. Shortly after that, she recalls Ruby introducing her at his Dallas nightclub, the Carousel Club, to Lee Harvey Oswald as a friend of his.
Beverly Oliver shares that on Thursday evening, November 21, after having dinner with Jack Ruby at the Egyptian Lounge she accompanied him to the plush Cabana Motor Hotel where an owner of various Pepsi Cola franchises was hosting a lavish party. After dancing and socializing, Ruby and Beverly departed heading to different destinations and into the pages of history. Beverly went to Fort Worth and Jack is believed to have returned to his nightclub. These two friends never saw each other again. When asked to describe Ruby, Beverly responded, "Complex, but he was always a gentleman with me."
Beverly states that she was the infamous and mysterious "Babushka" lady seen standing on the south side of Elm Street when President Kennedy was assassinated the following day. She was therefore one of the closest witnesses to the fatal shot that killed President Kennedy.
To be an eyewitness to this event is significant enough, but that her story conflicts with the Warren Commission's account of what happened that day is of much greater interest. Further, she claims that she filmed the event with her new movie camera but three days later, two men who identified themselves as government agents confiscated her film and never returned it, even after repeated requests.
Come hear the intriguing story of Beverly's experiences surrounding the Kennedy assassination, knowing Jack Ruby personally and meeting Lee Harvey Oswald.
Co-author Coke Buchanan serves as director of the Center for Indigenous Culture, Center for Global and Local Outreach, and Center for Spirituality with the Memnosyne Foundation.
Sponsored by Bach to Books.
- published: 14 Feb 2013
- views: 43143
Jiminy Glick Interviews Alec Baldwin
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:13
- Updated: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 49014
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Alec Baldwin
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 49014
Jiminy Glick Interviews Janeane Garofalo
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:10
- Updated: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 28695
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Janeane Garofalo
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 28695
Jiminy Glick interviews Ellen DeGeneres
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:55
- Updated: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 14443
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Ellen Degeneres
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 14443
Jiminy Glick Interviews Goldie Hawn
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:38
- Updated: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 36225
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Goldie Hawn
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 36225
Jiminy Glick Interviews Jerry Seinfeld
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:57
- Updated: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 13783
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Jerry Seinfeld
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
- published: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 13783
Jiminy Glick Interviews Bill Maher
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:04
- Updated: 23 Mar 2014
- views: 12559
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was...
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
Tom Hanks
Jack Black
Ice Cube
Brendan Fraser
Eric McCormack
Conan O'Brien
Anderson Cooper
Tim Robbins
Tim Allen
Steven Spielberg
Steve Martin
Steve Buscemi
Sean Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Regis Philbin
Ray Romano
Peter Boyle
Nathan Lane
Molly Shannon
Mel Brooks
Megan Mullaly
Matt Dillon
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jon Stewart
Jon Lovitz
John Waters
John Salley
John McEnroe
Jerry Seinfeld
Jeff Goldblum
Janeane Garofalo
Illeana Douglas
Greg Giraldo
Goldie Hawn
Eugene Levy
Ellen DeGeneres
Edie Falco
Ed Begley Jr
Dennis Miller
Dennis Hopper
David Spade
David Duchovny
Damon Wayans
Cheri Oteri
Catherine O'Hara
Brad Garrett
Bill Maher
Ben Stiller
Andy Richter
Allison Janney
Alec Baldwin
Aaron Eckhart
wn.com/Jiminy Glick Interviews Bill Maher
Born Malcolm Glickman March 12, 1948, in Akron, Ohio (although he has claimed to have been born in Omaha, Nebraska, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Jiminy Glick was the middle child of ten children of Omar and Isabella Glickman. Glick, who describes himself as a Tibetan-American, was often a loner and would be made fun of regularly because of his weight at a young age. He was also very sickly until he was thirteen, when doctors discovered that he had a small Tonka truck stuck in his duodenum. At a young age, while riding his bike and listening to the song Michael Row the Boat Ashore, he lost his virginity when he fell on the "boy bar." Glick claimed his real name is Malcolm and he never liked the name. He also says he was given the nickname "Jiminy" as crickets laid eggs in his anus.
After graduating from Gale Gordon High School, and continuing on to DeVry Institute of Technology and onto the University of Wisconsin, his life changed forever when the play, Forty Carats, starring Lana Turner came to town. He was asked to join the show and traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he played "Onlooker Number Two" in the cast, which he said was "like a dream!" After his short stage acting career, supposedly played the leper in the film Papillon. Jiminy eventually became the personal assistant to Charles Bronson for five years during the '70's. He had planned on working for Robert Vaughn, but as according to Jiminy, he, "didn't pay".
Bronson was very cruel to Jiminy and one day threw him off his boat one time, mistaking him for Sebastian Cabot. Luckily, Jiminy was picked up in a boat by George Maharis, of the TV show, Route 66, and his cousin, Leon Maharis. Leon asked Jiminy if he wanted to work with him at Chasen's in Beverly Hills, California, as a bus boy. Jiminy jumped at the chance. While there, he ran into numerous Hollywood celebrities, such as Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Britney Spears, James Dean, and Charlton Heston. Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall's house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland 'Motel' (as opposed to the Beverly-Garland Hotel). And, as Jiminy has said, "that's how it all started". Then, one day, Jiminy's daytime talk show was canceled when Beverly Garland herself came downstairs, and lacking sleep and thoroughly intoxicated shouted to Jiminy and his crew "get the hell out!". Jiminy later in his career moved to primetime.
Jiminy is currently married to a heavily-medicated, alcoholic Southern woman named Dixie, portrayed by Saturday Night Live and Designing Women veteran Jan Hooks. Together they have "four wonderfully strapping young boys": Morgan, Mason (named after actor Morgan Mason), Matthew, and Modine (named after actor Matthew Modine). Morgan and Mason are teenaged twins and Matthew and Modine are ten-year-old twins; in one episode Jiminy casually commented that they were actually triplets, but he sent the third one away because "two was so much already." The Glick family currently resides in Tarzana, California.
Dennis Miller describes Jiminy's life as "one big cliff note missing a page."
Jiminy is also an avid "pole vaulter", claiming that he did it in college and occasionally pole vaults with his wife, Dixie.
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Beverly Garland on KCTV5's "Noon Edition", November, 1988
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Bette Rogge interviews Beverly Garland, star of the TV series "My Three Sons."
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Exclusive Interview of Dr. Md. Ali Afzal, Managing Director, Krishibid Group
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Jiminy Glick Interviews Ben Stiller
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Jiminy Glick Interviews Jeff Goldblum
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Jiminy Glick Interviews Brad Garrett
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Jiminy Glick Interviews Dennis Hopper
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A huge piece of mural art in Melbourne drew the attention of netizens on Monday, giving new spark to the raging debate over feminism, specifically on how it relates to female empowerment and slut-shaming. The mural art is a depiction of Kim Kardashian’s nude selfie, which broke the internet last week. A new incident concerning the Kardashian mural, however, put an ironic twist to the debate ... @kimkardashian ... The Inquisitr News ....
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Several vintage titles, ranging from Alfred Hitchcock to Pam Grier to 1980s 3-D, receive Blu-ray upgrades this week. “The Wrong Man” (Warner Archive, 1956, b/w, featurettes, trailer) ... Fonda is first-rate as a bassist with a band at the Stork Club until he is mistakenly accused of a couple of robberies ... (Available at warnerarchive.com.) ... Beverly Garland co-stars, and get a load of Lee Van Cleef in two roles as the Crayton Twins ... ....
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The Midcentury compound in the Hollywood Hills was originally built in 1959 for actress Beverly Garland ... The updated Midcentury house was built in 1959 for actress Beverly Garland by her husband, Fillmore Crank, and designed by architect Richard Dorman ... The Midcentury compound was built in 1959 for actress Beverly Garland and updated three years ago....
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Actor-comedian Jonah Hill of the “Jump Street” movies has listed his home in the Hollywood Hills for sale at $2.995 million. It’s only the second time the Midcentury compound will change hands. The original 1959 house was built for actress Beverly Garland by her husband, Fillmore Crank ... Garland, who lived at the house until her death in 2008 at 82, had an acting career that spanned more than five decades ... Drafted 32nd overall by L.A ... ....
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Actor Jonah Hill has listed his Midcentury compound, originally built in 1959 for actress Beverly Garland and updated three years ago, for sale at $2.995 million ... The original 1959 house was built for actress Beverly Garland by her husband, Fillmore Crank ... The Midcentury compound was built in 1959 for actress Beverly Garland and updated three years ago....
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(Source. Zillow Inc). True story. In the hills below Mulholland Drive, Jonah Hill has listed his superbad marvel of mid-century modern architecture for $2.995 million ... It was built in 1959 for actress Beverly Garland, the Los Angeles Times reported ... Related.. distributed by ... (noodl. 30369873) ....
Actor Jonah Hills seeks a buyer for his Midcentury compound in Hollywood Hills
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Actor Jonah Hill has listed his Midcentury compound, originally built in 1959 for actress Beverly Garland and updated three years ago, for sale at $2.995 million ... The original 1959 house was built for actress Beverly Garland by her husband, Fillmore Crank ... The Midcentury compound was built in 1959 for actress Beverly Garland and updated three years ago....
Cartoon song hits it big across the world
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The Beatles' "She Loves You" becomes England's best-selling single of all time in 1963. The song was written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. The music single set and surpassed several records in the U.K ... The Bing Crosby television show debuted on ABC in 1964 but was short lived The Bing Crosby Show had 28 episodes and starred Bing Crosby and Beverly Garland as a middle-aged couple raising two teenaged daughters ... in 1979 ... in 1994 ... ....
North Hollywood’s Garland Hotel Spiffs Up With New Patio Restaurant
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The 43-year old North Hollywood hotel built for “My Three Sons” and “7th Heaven” actress Beverly Garland has been redubbed the Garland, and continues to be owned by her son James Crank. A recent remodel included 257 guest rooms, including 14 suites, decorated in a sophisticated bohemian style — think mid-century furnishings, macrame wall hangings... Read more » ... ....
The Garland Completes Major $20 Million Multi-Phase Renovation (Marcus Hotels Inc)
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The newly transformed hotel, owned by Beverly Garland's family-operated Rio Vista Development, Inc ... "My mother, Beverly Garland, is the muse of the property, and we were determined to preserve her style and legacy ... • There are 14 suites available with the large suites offering a unique layout and style, named after the Beverly Garland family members....
Kino Lorber Announces Blu-ray / DVD of Twice-Told Tales, Starring Vincent Price
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Warren’s Blackboard in North Hollywood chalks up plenty of flavorful dishes
Edit LA Daily News 24 Sep 2014Hotel operators speak out against $15.37 wage requirement proposal
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Gathering outside City Hall, James Crank, an asset manager at the Beverly Garland hotel in North Hollywood, told reporters he would be forced to lay off 30 percent of his 200-employee staff. “I am just pacing my office wondering what I am going to do,” Crank said ... The minimum wage is currently $9, and it will rise to $10 next summer ... ....
Council to vote on $15.37 minimum wage for workers at big hotels
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Related story. Mayor Garcetti says L.A. discussing ballot measure on business tax David Zahniser ... lRelated L.A ... James Crank, owner of the Beverly Garland Hotel in North Hollywood, said his business can probably absorb the Garcetti wage increase. But if the city requires him to pay his workers $15.37 an hour, he said, the Beverly Garland would either cut its staff significantly or possibly give the hotel "back to the bank."....
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