Who was your favorite guest star that appeared on MPI?
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Who was your favorite guest star that appeared on MPI?
Who and why?
Some very famous people appeared on MPI over the years. Who was your favorite and why. No right or wrong answers (unless you select Cassie Yates).
Let's hear it!
Some very famous people appeared on MPI over the years. Who was your favorite and why. No right or wrong answers (unless you select Cassie Yates).
Let's hear it!
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I voted Ernest Borgnine. There were others listed that I really liked, but Ernie is just a great great man. Anyone who doesn't love Ernest Borgnine is just goofy.
A very close second is Eugene Roche.
A very close second is Eugene Roche.
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This is such a hard choice for me........I love the Luther H. Gillis episodes, but the charcter is almost as part of the cast (to me) as Agatha or Lt. Tanaka. I'm not going to even try and pick one of the lovely lasses that poulated the show over the years because I would pick one and then be reminded of another. Frank is right up at the top of the list of course, but I think I am going to go out on a limb and pick Orson Welles as the voice of Robin Masters. The voice was only in four episodes, by the seventies and eighties before his death, he had been reduced to bizarre appearences on the Talk Show circuit wearing strange black victorian garb and doing magic tricks, but still.....What an icon to have even considered supplying the voice and would have actually appeared as Robin Masters if not for his death.......
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I am with Carmen on this one. I had to think about this one a bit. There are so many, but Mimi R.'s roles on MPI and Jesse Stone did the trick for me. Second for me was Dana Delany, but her episodes were almost like "very special episodes". What I mean is that they are somewhat outside the MPI canon. Margaret Colin is a big fave, but it too was a "special episode". Of course, there is Sinatra & Ernest Bornine too.Carmen wrote:Voted for Mimi Rogers. I just love to see her together with TS, they were great in Italian Ice on MPI and even better in Jesse Stone. That was one hot scene!!
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Without a doubt, Orson Welles! Unfortunately, I can't vote because there is no 'Other' category to choose from.
They just don't get any bigger than George Orson Welles (no pun intended); writer, director, actor, producer, editor, all that TV and Radio work he did in the early days. Just an unbelievable 50-year career - the Mercury Theatre, Citizen Kane (at 25 years old), The Magnificent Ambersons, Touch of Evil, F For Fake! Wow... And a wit second to none.
Frank Sinatra would be a close second.
They just don't get any bigger than George Orson Welles (no pun intended); writer, director, actor, producer, editor, all that TV and Radio work he did in the early days. Just an unbelievable 50-year career - the Mercury Theatre, Citizen Kane (at 25 years old), The Magnificent Ambersons, Touch of Evil, F For Fake! Wow... And a wit second to none.
Frank Sinatra would be a close second.
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