Here is a YouTube vido of Ray telling about his all time favorite movie. This was recorded last Summer at the Simi Valley Library with Sam Weller as the moderator.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...dig&et=1260018855.05

That is funny library in reference to the photo of Tiger and his wife!

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Originally posted by jkt:
Here is a YouTube vido of Ray telling about his all time favorite movie. This was broadcast live to Mexico last Monday with Sam Weller as the moderator. (corrected from before)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v...dig&et=1260018855.05

In today's Los Angeles Times the last three paragraphs are dedicated to Ray.

http://www.latimes.com/enterta...ec07,0,6994116.story

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Originally posted by libRArY:
When I see news items like those around Tiger Woods, and how bad judgment he had, and the reprecussions on his family, I think of cultural icons like Hugh Hefner, and think, What must he think about himself if everyone thinks adultery is so bad.
Probably not much, I'd say.

Not only bad judgment, but, if some of these skanks are telling the truth, terrible taste as well! He can't at least cheat with someone a little attractive?

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Originally posted by dandelion:

- terrible taste as well! He can't at least cheat with someone a little attractive?

Oh serious now, dandelion. There's as many as 6, maybe as many as 10 girls voicing the airwaves. You can't say they are unattractive. Tiger's wife appears to be a doll, and, from some news earlier, said she has packed her bags and left the Tiger home.

Here is what appears to be a student film version of 451, in Spanish.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...dig&et=1260514178.49

Wow - it's really bad isn't it?

Farhenheit is a good word.

The Tiger claimants appear to be of varying attractiveness, but the one I saw before writing that had a face which could have been used as sandpaper. I wonder if she was lying or if he was just really wasted.

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Originally posted by Doug Spaulding:
Wow - it's really bad isn't it?

I've seen worse... I teach film, so I see some very bad student films (and some very good ones, fortunately!)

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Originally posted by philnic:

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Originally posted by Doug Spaulding:
Wow - it's really bad isn't it?

I've seen worse... I teach film, so I see some very bad student films (and some very good ones, fortunately!)

George Lucas submitted his original cut of 'THX 1138' as his student film. When Steven Speilberg went back to get his degree he submitted 'Shindler's List' as his student film.

I remember George and Steve... two of my best students...

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Originally posted by philnic:
I remember George and Steve... two of my best students...

An at age 15 Ron Howard would make movies using his Super8 camera starring his brother Clint, father Rance and mother Jean.

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To All My Democrat Friends:/To My Republican Friends:

But what about we independents!?

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Originally posted by jkt:
An at age 15 Ron Howard would make movies using his Super8 camera starring his brother Clint, father Rance and mother Jean.

And with the exception of his mum (who passed), he still uses pretty much the same cast!

Actually earlier. I saw a special on the old Griffith Show featuring scenes of him shooting with the Super 8, and their were remembrances by Andy and others who commented on how they knew that he, regardless of his incredible, natural talent as a child actor, would someday be a successful director.