Larry Storch... 94 and still goin strong (1 Viewer)

[Frank Soyke]

Got to meet him at a convention today. Super nice guy and sharp as ever for 94'years young

 

[Blimpoy06]

The man could do it all. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Bernard McNair]

There is an excellent Gilbert Gottfried podcast with Mr. Storch that I highly recommend. A very funny hour and Mr. Storch was very sharp.

 

[JamesSmith]

Who would have thought Sergeant Agarn would have outlasted Jerry Lewis, Adam West, Alan Young, Don Rickles, and so many others. And to think of all the history he's witnessed.

James

 

[LouA]

Met him last year at Wild West City in Netcong NJ. I mentioned his role as Charlie the drunk in Car 54 Were Are You. Larry went right into character and performed as Charlie - just as funny as he was in 1962. It's great to see Cpl. Agarn is still going strong ! I guess laughter IS the best medicine .

 

[Frank Soyke]

As I recall, I remember reading that long before F Troop, he had a series in the very early 50s during the very dawn of television. I wonder if any copies are still around.

 

[Steve...O]

Great picture and thanks for sharing, Frank! I especially love the Tennessee Tuxedo picture that Larry had as one of the options.

He probably has lots of good stories considering all the people he's worked with.

Any other notables that you saw today?

 

[Frank Soyke]

Great picture and thanks for sharing, Frank! I especially love the Tennessee Tuxedo picture that Larry had as one of the options.

He probably has lots of good stories considering all the people he's worked with.

Any other notables that you saw today?

Shirley Jones, Erik Estrada, Larry Wilcox, Patrick Duffy, Cindy Williams.... and if you look over my shoulder in the pic, that's Paul Peterson sitting behind me.

 

[Steve...O]

Shirley Jones, Erik Estrada, Larry Wilcox, Patrick Duffy, Cindy Williams.... and if you look over my shoulder in the pic, that's Paul Peterson sitting behind me.

Thanks, Frank. Good lineup of very recognizable names. I thought that looked like Paul but wasn't sure without seeing all the face.

It does make me feel old that 70s TV is now considered nostalgia It seems just like yesterday that I was a kid sitting on the floor watching these shows.

 

[B-ROLL]

He's interviewed in the PBS documentary Secret Daughter
http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Norma-Storch-Secret-Daughter-documentary-2588633.php

 

[JayHink]

Just finished watching some season 1 episodes of Mannix, & 1 of 2 episodes featuring commentary (this one with series star Mike Conners), featured Larry Storch as the guest star. This was from '68, so, when Mr. Storch was 44. Amazing career.