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I think this is the best rendition of Dracula ever captured on film. Gary Oldman has to be the most talented and underrated actor ever, he becomes the character he is portraying. He draws you into his darkness and passion and guides you right through until the end. This film is just like a real Dracula movie should be.
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stokers
dracula
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oldman
anthony
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horror
Added: 29th October 2007
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check out this great profile pic of the great orchestra leader from a September 23, 1961 TV GUIDE . .
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Guide
Mitch
Miller
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leader
Added: 4th November 2007
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Babe Ruth was never too busy to publicize a cause. Here is a photo circa 1923 showing the Bambino promoting the Girl Guides' annual cookie sale. (Look at the size of the cookie in the Babe's mouth! I don't remember them ever being that big!)
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Ruth
Girl
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Added: 28th April 2008
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“Ladies and Gentleman, Dimah the Wonder Horse is going to dive into this small tank of water. Her rider Miss Olive Gelnaw will guide Dimah during her sixty-foot drop in to the tank. Now we need you to be very quiet, it takes all of her concentration to get it right, or they will miss the tank and fall to their death in the ocean.”
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photo
diving
horse
Steel
Pier
Atlantic
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NJ
Added: 26th June 2008
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For reasons best known to TV Guide, this photo of Oprah Winfrey that graced this 1989 cover was doctored. Only Oprah's head was really hers. The body belonged to Ann-Margaret from a 1979 publicity photo. (Ann-Margaret's agent identified it by the dress.)
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Guide
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Winfrey
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Added: 29th June 2008
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This must be from 1968 or 1969: The cast of Petticoat Junction grace the cover of TV Guide. Note that June Lockhart is shown. Her character, Dr. Janet Craig, replaced Bea Benaderet's character, Kate Bradley, after Benaderet died in October 1968. Good rule of thumb: If the opening credits to Petticoat Junction come on and June Lockhart walks onto the porch of the Shady Rest, change the channel.
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Junction
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Guide
Added: 13th September 2008
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One of my favorite baseball personalities was the quotable Dan Quisenberry, ace relief pitcher for the Kansas City Royals--when the Royals had a good team. The submarine-style hurler recorded 244 career saves, but he was most fondly remembered for his offbeat sense of humor. One year in the Royals' press guide he listed his hobby as 'tinfoil chewing' and said his favorite thing about baseball was 'no homework.' Regarding baseball salaries, Quisenberry said, 'No man is worth another, and none is worth more than $12.95.' On the future, he noted, 'I've seen the future, and it's much like the present, only longer.' Diagnosed with brain cancer in 1998, Quisenberry was typically philosophical: 'I've had so many good things happen to me. So why not me?' He died later that same year at age 45.
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Added: 23rd July 2008
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From 1977, Alan Alda, Harry Morgan, and Mike Farrell of MASH appear on the cover of TV Guide.
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Guide
MASH
Added: 21st August 2008
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The Partridge Family appeared on the cover of TV Guide in 1970. This is a cast photo from the show's first season. The boy on the left, Jeremy Gelbwaks (who played Chris), was replaced after one season by Brian Forster. (Danny Bonaduce described Gelbwaks as 'psychotic.') Suzanne Crough, who played Tracy, the young daughter, is shown with her normal facial expression--a scowl. Didn't this kid ever smile?
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Guide
Added: 16th September 2008
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The Brady Bunch grace this cover of TV Guide. I'm assuming it's from 1970. The pictures are definitely from the first season (1969-70). One giveaway of the date is that Tiger the dog only appeared in a few episodes that first season--before he met his untimely death under the wheels of a florist's truck.
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Added: 27th August 2008
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