Radioman970
Senior HTF Member
I think you could easily break even on that. If it goes out of print (probably possible), you could make money.
JohnMor said:
Back in the pre-VCR days it was impossible to watch MH MH five nights a week, so it's great to catch up on the episodes that I missed. And I now have a greater appreciation for the great job of acting by Louise Lasser.Radioman970 said:It's a nice large set. Shout! did good again with what Sony could not. Worth full price. ty shout!
Yes, she is really amazing in the role now that I watch it through adult eyes.Richard Gallagher said:Back in the pre-VCR days it was impossible to watch MH MH five nights a week, so it's great to catch up on the episodes that I missed. And I now have a greater appreciation for the great job of acting by Louise Lasser.
LOVE The Out of Towners as well! ("Oh my God!") Graham Jarvis also plays the bailiff in the courtroom scene at the climax of What's Up Doc?Radioman970 said:I was watching one of my all time favorite comedies (seen it many many times), the Out of Towners with Jack Lemmon and Sandy Dennis. During the 'Murray" scene I recognized Graham Jarvis, Mary Kay Place's hubby from MHMH. I had never recognized him before in that even though I've known the actor from years of being a fan of that film as well as Mr. Mom which he also appears in. He looks so different in Out of Towners. Very sinister... a bit like that nazi dude from Raiders of the Lost Ark, the one who burns his hand on the medallion. Took all these years to place him in out of towners.
I hope Out of Towners gets a blu one day. They'll sell 1 at least.
I still need to get What's Up Doc? I don't think I've ever seen it. And Paper Moon is my #1 favorite comedy of all time. Same director...JohnMor said:LOVE The Out of Towners as well! ("Oh my God!") Graham Jarvis also plays the bailiff in the courtroom scene at the climax of What's Up Doc?