A Night with Paul Lynde - Beyond Tiki

I ikitnrev Tiki Socialite D.C. / Virginia Joined: Jul 27, 2002 Posts: 1325	I ikitnrev Posted posted on Mon, Aug 23, 2004 7:50 PM If you want a fun dose of Charles Nelson Riley, go see the documentary 'Broadway - the Golden Years' (or wait for it to come out on DVD late this year.) Although the film features interviews with nearly 100 legendary actors and theatre people, Charles must have been one of the most entertaining of them all, as he ended up with much on-screen time in the final version. The film itself is great - I will definitely buy a DVD copy for myself. Lots of stories about famous actors struggling to get by in New York in the early years of their careers, and for those of us who love to get a feel for what our culture was like 40-60 years ago - this film is a welcome additon. Perhaps a Paul Lynde documentary will be next? Vern

If you want a fun dose of Charles Nelson Riley, go see the documentary 'Broadway - the Golden Years' (or wait for it to come out on DVD late this year.) Although the film features interviews with nearly 100 legendary actors and theatre people, Charles must have been one of the most entertaining of them all, as he ended up with much on-screen time in the final version.

The film itself is great - I will definitely buy a DVD copy for myself. Lots of stories about famous actors struggling to get by in New York in the early years of their careers, and for those of us who love to get a feel for what our culture was like 40-60 years ago - this film is a welcome additon.

Perhaps a Paul Lynde documentary will be next?

Vern

Post #109886 by ikitnrev on Mon, Aug 23, 2004 7:50 PM