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In general: thank you so much for this wonderful book written by a true fan for other devoted fans like me.
Some subjective supplements:
The name of the Head of the "Highway Patrol" is Dan Mathews (as it can be seen clearly on a name plate on his desk in at least one episode and in the end credits) The name is misspelled throughout the book.
"Born Yesterday" is a great movie and Broderick Crawford gives a splendid performance as Harry Brock. I haven't the slightest idea why this film is so harshly criticized by the author.
Like the author I love Broderick Crawford's performance in "Last of the Comanches" (1953) and it's one of my favourite films but I wouldn't rank it higher than "High Noon" (1952).
Broderick Crawford's magnificent performance in "Il Bidone" (1955) is undoubtedly one of the finest of his whole career but I wouldn't rank it higher than his unsurpassable portrayal of Willie Stark in "All the King's Men" (1949)
Sadly I don't share the opinion of the author concerning some of the late work of the revered actor. Some of these films definitely do not deserve the immense talent of Broderick Crawford especially a third-rate horror movie like "The Vulture" (1967)
The famous commercial for "Canada Dry Ginger Ale" from 1977 is not correctly described: the order in which the actors appear is not correctly given and Broderick Crawford doesn't say "Ten-Four!" at the end (although he is expected to do so)
Aside from all this the book is a very enjoyable read and I highly recommend it.