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I had the privilege to see him on Broadway in 42nd Street. Remarkable actor.
I love how he does "You Wonder How These Things Begin" from The Fantasticks. OUTSTANDING!!!!
*Side note: You should watch the movie "The Cradle Will Rock." It tells the true story about the play that song comes from. They wanted to close it down because of McCarthyism.
Sandy Descher - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ~ best-known as the little girl who screams, "Them!" in the Fifties sci fi/horror film about giant ants // Unfortunately, they don't even have a clip of that moment, let alone any of her other appearances.
Mimi Gibson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ~ In the clip below, her brothers are played by veteran child actor Charles Herbert (who already might have been listed) and Paul Petersen, best-known from "The Donna Reed Show".
Olivia Hussey ~ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olivia_Hussey ~ always our Juliet / It seemed all of the boys were in love with Olivia, while we girls had Leonard. That worked out beautifully!
I watched an excellent movie on Turner Classic Movies last night about heroin addiction - A Hatful of Rain. It starred five "forgotten" actors":
1. Don Murray
2. Tony Franciosa
3. Lloyd Nolan
4. Henry Silva
5. Gerald S. O'Loughlin
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