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It’s odd because one of the last time Kimberly was mentioned in the show, Brady said she was dying of cancer. Then we never heard about her again. Huh??
Errrrr _ What actually is the movie about ? I came here from the FB page + the website w says ""Grace" originated from a story told to Lisa by her beloved grandmother, a missionary" but what is the story about ?
😂😂😂 his face when she says "girls, start to breathe again"...yes, of course...because we were very focused on the dialogues when Diego/Zorro was shirtless...
@victoryNOWfilmsandtv my heart says you're welcome. My mom who is no longer with us put me on to all these great western type films. This one and the Fugitive were her favorite. And for some reason, the black and white episodes IMO are the best for both shows. Thk you for seeing and responding to my comment. 💜🤗💜
@lilmoma90 Hello, I'm spry for the delay in seeing your earlier reply. And, so sorry about your Mom. I can relate. No words can describe. Thank you and I hope you are doing okay.
Hi Shirley, that is so true. The world He made is amazing. Such beautiful places. So much I'd like to see. Thank you for commenting. Enjoy your Sunday!
I had the opportunity to know Geoffrey very well. Geoff was a man of great integrity, honesty and he was intellectually brilliant. He was extremely honest in this interview. I am so happy to see that he matured and grew to be a really fine man as he overcame his challenges . He was one of those true friends one hopes to have on life. Bless you Jackie.
Dear Nancy could have enthralled the audience and removed some of this interview's 'dead air' by being more 'on the ball' of Geoffrey's credits. And their connection to Peter. Since she and the live audience were so anxious to hear about Peter, why not: 1) What a kick for you and your brother to guest star together on a Robert Stack segment of NBC's esteemed 90-minute drama, "The Name of the Game". And, you got to film on that beautiful location in the San Bernardino Forest, Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake. We know Peter loved the outdoors, so that might have appealed to him, in addition to playing a villain for a change. Recollections? . . . For instance, how did you two get along with Stack and his co-star, Susan Saint James? Susan, a contract player at Universal like your brother, who guest starred in the pilot for "Alias Smith and Jones". 2) You appeared on "The Flying Nun" starring Sally Field -- who previously played your brother's brother-in-law on "Gidget" for its entire season. For all those half hours Sally and Peter filmed she surely had some anecdotes she was eager to share. And how was your experience working with Sally and what had Peter told you about her before you went to the set? In his bio they're described as friends, off the set. 3) What were Peter's true feelings about starring in "Alias Smith and Jones"? Ben Murphy, locations, scripts, Universal, guest stars -- endless possibilities for lively discussion. 4) What reservations did you have and express about taking over his part in "Alias Smith and Jones" when Universal approached you after Peter's suicide? Missed opportunities. Sigh.
