Planet of the Apes | Review
Hey all! Our Dystopian Sci-Fi series looks back at a landmark example from the 1960s: Planet of the Apes. It's a smart, ambiitous film starring Charlton Heston and Roddy McDowell. With Oscar-winning make-up effects and iconic dialogue, Apes remains a must-see for any serious movie fan.
Enjoy…
Episode #289: Suzanne Lloyd (Harold Lloyd) (Part Two)
Today on part two of another brand new encore episode of the Rarified Heir Podcast, we are talking to Suzanne Lloyd, granddaughter to silent film comedy icon, Harold Lloyd. Suzanne, as you heard in last week's episode is quite the steward for her grandfather's work and his legacy. She's the one who…
Monster Movie Happy Hour, Ep. 169, "Night Fright"
The crew dive into 1967's "Night Fright" - not 1985's "Fright Night", with Roddy McDowell - and literally have trouble seeing the Hairy Gator Monster and B-movie stalwart John Agar, who is truly the best part of this underexposed, underwritten dreck . . .
Yikes.
The "Mutated Alligator" cocktail
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Episode # 291: Valerie Long (Richard Long, Mara Corday)
Episode #291: Valerie Long (Richard Long, Mara Corday)
Today on another encore episode of the Rarified Heir Podcast, we are talking to Valerie Long, daughter of actors Richard Long and Mara Corday. It took some time for Valerie to come around to the idea of being on the podcast and frankly, we …
Episode 58: The Film Freaks Get Bizarre!
In our newest episode, the Film Freaks get freaky and highlight some of our favorite off kilter, bizarre flicks—ones that you and your friends can enjoy with a few cocktails and a few blunts.
These obscure, unusual treats will blow your conventional minds—films from all over the world—Hong Kong, E…
Roddy McDowall: The Man Behind the Mask from How Green Was My Valley to Lassie to Planet of the Apes
Author Samuel Garza Bernstein returns to dig into his new book, Roddy McDowall: An Actor's Life, How Green Was My Valley to Lassie to Planet of the Apes, the first full biography of the legendary actor.
Drawing on newly opened archives at Boston University, Samuel traces Roddy's path from child st…
Ep. 178: The Two C(a)esars: A Chat with Samuel Garza Bernstein About LGBTQIA+ in Golden Age Hollywood
This week Zach is joined by author & screenwriter Samuel Garza Bernstein to chat about the subject of LGBTQIA+ creatives in the Golden Age of Hollywood and the impact of two of his subject, Roddy McDowell & Cesar Romero.
Join them as the two talk at length about the importance of these stories …
37 - Underground Hollywood Life of Roddy McDowall Ft. Samuel Garza Bernstein
This week we are joined by Samuel Garza Bernstein who shares his insights from his research on the life of Roddy McDowell, queer history in Hollywood, his own writing process, and most importantly living authentically and unapolgetically as yourself. We dive into the life pronounced Hollywood actor…
CAPTAIN BILLY’S MAGIC 8 BALL - ONE BRIEF SHINING MOMENT - CAMELOT- ORIGINAL BROADWAY SOUNDTRACK FEATURING THE ALBUM CAMELOT WITH RICHARD BURTON IN HIGH DEF WITH NARRATIVE - EPISODE # 62 -THE CAPTAIN EXPLORES HIS COVE OF 8 TRACKS.
ONE BRIEF SHINING MOMENT
CAMELOT by the Original Broadway Cast (Columbia TC8, 1978)
In 1960 I was seven years old, and impressions of enduring memory from that time were starting to implant themselves into my pudding-filled cranium: Robert Goulet, on the Ed Sullivan show, singing “If Ever I Would L…
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