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Have you seen Them! (1954)?
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Haven’t even heard of this movie
Behind-the-scenes with Peter Graves and older brother James Arness, stars of ‘Mission: Impossible’ and ‘Gunsmoke’ respectively.
As a kid, I use to love Gunsmoke for the cowboys and gun fights.
Now I love it to goon over these guys.
Matt Dillon/James Arness
Yes, even Festus/Ken Curtis
But Doc/Milburn Stone get it. HARD.
Lord of the Rings Vintage TV Recast - Aragorn
You're traveling through another dimension - a dimension in which director Peter Jackson is currently getting ready to direct one of his biggest film projects to date, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy. He has decided to cast beloved actor, John Astin, of The Addams Family fame, as Gandalf the Grey.
Inspired by this singular casting decision, Peter Jackson and the film's producers have decided to cast The Lord of the Rings films entirely with other vintage television actors. They've entrusted the process of casting for the film to whom they believe will make the perfect decisions: the tumblr userbase.
Each actor will be taken from places in the prime of their television career (as pictured). A common practice in this strange alternate dimension.
You are now the new casting director for The Lord of The Rings. Who will you choose?
Who Should Play Aragorn?
Richard Chamberlain (row 1, left)
Richard Dean Anderson (row 1, right)
Adam West (row 2, left)
Michael Landon (row 2, right)
Kabir Bedi (row 3, left)
Robert Vaughn (row 4, right)
Lucy Lawless (row 5, left)
George Clooney (row 5, right)
James Arness (row 6, left)
Robert Conrad (row 6, right)
I loved Gunsmoke. Just watched this on YouTube about Amanda Blake. It was a good documentary. I didn't know she died of AIDS contracted from her last husband. Sad.
The Thing from Another World
1951
"Now, calm down, remember what I told you."
It's giving married couple, your honor.
Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers draw Fantastic Four #9 Original Art (Marvel, 1962). Look for James Arness, Alfred Hitchcock, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Jackie Gleason