(That's how we spent our time in Cleveland. These are really great movies, (Remember "I Dismember Mama?") but where to obtain them?)
This book makes a great gift and the descriptions are incredible reading.
It's an eye-opener.
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The
Psychotronic Encyclopaedia of Film is compiled by
Clevelander Michael Weldon. It's Great! (That's how we spent our time in Cleveland. These are really great movies, (Remember "I Dismember Mama?") but where to obtain them?) This book makes a great gift and the descriptions are incredible reading. |
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Ah-ha! Find the ones that are on video and get them from the OutaDaLoop BookStore! Here's Weldon's Video Encyclopaedia. I'm going to put some in the BookStore. Stay tuned. |
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Why
People Believe Wierd Things, by Michael Shermer
explains popular myths like "100 Monkeys." It's an eye-opener. |
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We need to get our values straight: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig. I particularly identify with Pirsig's journey. I wish I had spent that kind of time with my son. |
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Jack (Invasion of the Body Snatchers) Finney wrote the perfect novel. It's so good, in fact, that it defies movie-making! Time and Again is an experience you'll never forget. You'll be amazed when you discover "T'nA" fans among your friends and acquaintances. You must buy this book! |
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This is the absolutely, perfectly, best gift you can give anyone. Chet Raymo's 365 Starry Nights presents a chart of the night sky for every day of the year. The drawings are charming, the stories absorbing and astronomy becomes a living drama, right there, over your head. A pair of modest binoculars completes the observing ensemble. Do something great for a kid! |
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How to Calm Down Even If You're Absolutely, Totally Nuts, by Fred Miller. Take it from me, Fred should know, and if this book lowers your blood pressure by a lousy mm of mercury, it's worth the $9.00! I admire Fred and heartily recommend his book! |
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When I directed this NBC Movie ("Steel Cowboy"), we called Strother Martin "T-Bone" (he was on the diving team at UCLA), and Melanie Griffith was a teenager. During the eighteen day schedule I almost got killed several times. It's worth seeing for performances by James Brolin, Strother, Melanie and Rip Torn. |
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How about a "Wonderworks" I directed for P.B.S.? "The Boy Who Loved Trolls" stars Sam Waterston, Susan Anton and William Macy ("Fargo") as a Turtle! It's available from Amazon.com at a reduced price! Click on the video. (Buy now and avoid the Christmas rush!) |
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"Wildside" was the colorful western series conceived by Tom Greene. I won't tell you too much about it, just read the reviews on the Amazon page. There were six hours, I directed three, Richard Sarafian, the formidable actor-director directed three. |
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