I liked her in After Hours.
I believe she was a background dancer in Nancy Sinatraâs These Boots are Made for Walkinâ."
In red:
They all forgot to wear pants!
Feature, not a bug!
wiki doesnât mention it, but:
Garr began as a background go-go dancer in uncredited roles in youth-oriented films and TV shows choreographed by Winters, including Pajama Party (a beach party film), the T.A.M.I. Show , Shindig! , Shivaree , Hullabaloo , Movinâ with Nancy , and six Elvis Presley features (many of which were also choreographed by Winters, including Presleyâs most profitable film, Viva Las Vegas ).[19] When asked in a magazine interview about how she landed jobs in so many Presley films, Garr answered, âOne of the dancers in the road show of West Side Story (David Winters) started to choreograph movies, and whatever job he got, I was one of the girls heâd hire. So he was chosen to do Viva Las Vegas . That was my first movie.â[18]
âTwas the style then. Makes me a bit nostalgic.
RIP Teri Garr. She was great in Young Frankenstein and Mr. Mom
Dirty Dancing was one of the offerings on my plane ride today so, WTH, I watched it to better understand its appeal. I can see why it was popular but definitely not one of my genres! Loved the music though.
They found the cat in the basement because itâs dangerous to be found near a window on upper floors in Russia.
Quincy Jones passed away. I remember him from the We are the World song in 1985. Wanted to be a producer for a bit after thatđ
RIP
I wonder how accurate the scene was in the movie Ray where Quincy Jones and Ray Charles are discussing playing before segregated audiences. If Quincy Jones really is the one who inspired Ray Charles to refuse to play in front of segregated audiences then :toth:.
RIP
Damn, he lived a full life. A major influence on my musical journey.
âSoul Bossa Novaâ used in Austin Powers films.
We still have the LP of that somewhere at Jaspmamaâs house
The documentary was pretty good.
Netflix.
âThe Greatest Night in Popâ
https://www.nbc4i.com/news/tony-todd-candyman-actor-dies-at-69/
Tony Todd General Juma on â24â and Gladius/Gilgamesh on âHercules: TLJâ ⌠RIP
RIP
Never could see him as anything but a bad guy.