Remember hitler, i mean Hilary , making fun of Trump for calling them coyotes? And Commie central, i mean, comedy central made fun of him? Identity politics and useful idiots have ruined this country...
I love Betsy Palmer !! Lovely lady .. wish I could have met her.. When she starts off 'I noticed you from the moment I walked in to this room'.. I thought with that she was going to do him in..(kill him later).Mrs Voorhees style... she would have then gone on to say 'did you know I had a son called Jason..?' I would have run from the room. lol
can I just say, Sid's comments are a much more eloquent take on most of Trump's positions, and it just goes to show normal folks like Sid knew the common sense fixes to help our society, to bad the public chose identarian politics.
I wish I would have been following this guy’s career and life more closely while he was still alive. I’m learning so much about what a great guy he was and now he’s gone. R.I.P Sid Haig. P.S. I wonder how well his comments about immigration would go over today, lol. I’m sure most of his fans would turn on him if they knew he said that. I’m not one of them, I agree with what he said.
He would have been a great president. Sid's Motto would be "MAQKE AMERICA YOURS". Rest in peace, Sid. ~Buzz Killer, Talking Zombie From Western Pennsylvania
I met Betsy in 1971 when I had won the roll of Louis in the King and I, but the producers couldn't find a companion Prince. I had started the rehersals with her playing my mother (Anna) when they found a couple of kids who had already done the show together. She was so nice to me about losing the part that we began a penpal relationship that lasted over 10 years. She was sooooo much more talented than F-13 could ever show, she was a wonderful stage actress; she never got the film carreer she deserved, in my humble opinion.
@@finster1968 This reminds me a bit of Lorraine Gary, who played Ellen Brody in the Jaws franchise. She was a talented actor in my opinion, portraying this believably down-to-Earth wife comfortably at least a decade into her marriage who loves her kids and supports her husband even when she fears for his life. I 100% believed their chemistry, with the original Jaws' dinner scene where she watches Brody and his youngest son Sean being such an iconic moment. Roy Scheider and little Jay Mello made the scene, of course, but Lorraine's face watching them together is the icing on such a wholesome cake. This picture is painted of a family dealing with an extraordinary situation posed by the threat of the shark, and her supporting role of being unable to do much of anything about it except be there for her family and trust Brody makes for a compelling mother-figure. Sadly, her film career began and ended with Jaws. She has eight movie credits to her name total, her final one being in the abysmal Jaws: The Revenge which not only tainted her name in the industry but very nearly killed Michael Caine's career too. She's had several television appearances, her most recent one being in 1978, but Jaws 4 was a pathetic last nail to put in her acting coffin. She deserved better and never really got a chance to show her stuff.
Make a real movie based on inspired by this trailer albeit fake but still. The victims may seem weak and helpless but once they're armed! A knife, a hammer, a steak fork, a razor, a sharpened pencil, and finally, a gun!
I once gave her a fake parking ticket~ she had a classic Benz with the lic plates BEEPEE, that was the car that eventually broke down requiring her to take the part in F-13.
I would have put several moments of retrospect @ 2:36, as Carter is waiting for the first reply back. It seemed awkward. Rushing into the "talkie" conversation broke the spell of reader's disbelief.
