I love this thread! How about Merle Oberon as Michelle?
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If Magnum PI was produced in the 1940’s….
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Re: If Magnum PI was produced in the 1940’s….
Excellent choice Kate!Kate Sullivan wrote:I love this thread! How about Merle Oberon as Michelle?
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Yes, excellent choice! I was finally able to catch her Academy Award winning performance in Dark Angel (1935) a few months ago on TCM. Superb actress.Kate Sullivan wrote:I love this thread! How about Merle Oberon as Michelle?
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Re: If Magnum PI was produced in the 1940’s….
All Roads Lead To Floyd:
Wallace Beery or Noah Beery Sr. as Floyd Lewellen?
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Wallace Beery or Noah Beery Sr. as Floyd Lewellen?
Wallace Beery
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Re: If Magnum PI was produced in the 1940’s….
Mrs. Higgins,Mrs. Higgins wrote:All Roads Lead To Floyd:
Wallace Beery or Noah Beery Sr. as Floyd Lewellen?
Wallace Beery
Noah Sr.
I think your thread here is great and your suggestions of Noah or his brother Wallace as Floyd Lewellen is spot on. But I don't think this episode is worthy of your attention.
It's so bad that I can recall watching it for the first time on CBS 30 years ago and thinking,
'what is this crap?'
The episode is like a broken pencil, pointless. CBS - and the viewers - would have been better off if they ran an episode of My Mother the Car and a half hour propaganda film about the 1962 North Korean rice harvest to fill the time slot.
All copies of "All Roads Lead to Floyd" should be buried by The Lads in the back yard of Robins Nest, where like Beethoven after he died, they will de-compose.
Re: If Magnum PI was produced in the 1940’s….
Who would make a good Buck Greene? Robert Ryan? Jack Palance?
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Re: If Magnum PI was produced in the 1940’s….
LOL! Did I hit a nerve? Thanks for making me laugh....almost spit coffee on my iPad.Luther's nephew Dobie wrote:Mrs. Higgins wrote: Mrs. Higgins,
I think your thread here is great and your suggestions of Noah or his brother Wallace as Floyd Lewellen is spot on. But I don't think this episode is worthy of your attention.
It's so bad that I can recall watching it for the first time on CBS 30 years ago and thinking,
'what is this crap?'
The episode is like a broken pencil, pointless. CBS - and the viewers - would have been better off if they ran an episode of My Mother the Car and a half hour propaganda film about the 1962 North Korean rice harvest to fill the time slot.
All copies of "All Roads Lead to Floyd" should be buried by The Lads in the back yard of Robins Nest, where like Beethoven after he died, they will de-compose.
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Re: If Magnum PI was produced in the 1940’s….
Nailed it....Robert Ryanmarlboro wrote:Who would make a good Buck Greene? Robert Ryan? Jack Palance?
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