Directed by Richard Brooks
Filmed in CinemaScope
Sweet Bird of Youth, 1962 by LenhillAdvancedLite
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Directed by Richard Brooks
Filmed in CinemaScope
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Arnold and his nagging wife (played by Virginia Baker, wife of Jack Palance), get their 1973 Buick Riviera pulled out from underneath them, literally. So they got the '73 Trans Am in return?
Dub Taylor played the Service Station attendant and the gas pumps are long gone. As of 2020, I don't know what this building is used for.
The front cover illustration is by Sandy Kossin.
The lemon title design is by Roger Huyssen.
The cover illustration is by Robert McGinnis.
Justus O' Peace skit from the long lasting country comedy TV series Hee Haw(1969-1994). In this scene from the left (1) Archie Campbell, comedian & writer, who was in the show from the start (2) Dub Taylor, actor, who I think joined in the 15th season (3) Kenny Price, singer, comedian, 6th season. This picture is from the 1987 Hee Haw calendar.
Ann Miller and Dub Taylor, featured here in a scene still from "You Can't Take It with You," played Essie and Ed Carmichael in the Academy Award®-winning film. Restored by Nick & jane for Dr. Macro's High Quality Movie Scans Website: http:www.doctormacro.com.
Bonnie and Clyde stop to help their friend Ivan Moss (Dub Taylor) who had helped set up their ambush.
Dub Taylor as Ivan Moss, the father of C.W. Moss. He helped set up their ambush to make the case lighter against his son, C.W. (in real life there was no C.W. Moss, he was a composite of several gang members).
