Ron Moody in Mel Brooks' 'The Twelve Chairs.' The 'Doctor Who' that never was. Ron Moody: 'Doctor Who' was biggest professional regret (See previous post: "Ron Moody: From Charles Dickens to Walt Disney – But No Harry Potter.") Ron Moody was featured in about 50 television productions, both in the U.K. and the U.S., from the late 1950s to 2012. These included guest roles in the series The Avengers, Gunsmoke, Starsky and Hutch, Hart to Hart, and Murder She Wrote, in addition to leads in the short-lived U.S. sitcom Nobody's Perfect (1980), starring Moody as a Scotland Yard detective transferred to the San Francisco Police Department, and in the British fantasy Into the Labyrinth (1981), with Moody as the noble sorcerer Rothgo. Throughout the decades, he could also be spotted in several TV movies, among them:[1] David Copperfield (1969). As Uriah Heep in this disappointing all-star showcase distributed theatrically in some countries.
- 6/19/2015
- by Andre Soares
- Alt Film Guide
Cloudburst Dvdmgm-mod Limited Edition Collection1952/Not Rated/83 MinsList Price: $19.98 – Now AvailableCharles Bronson's Paul Kersey had little on Robert Preston's John Graham, as a man who decides to take matters in his own hands by hunting down and murdering those who killed his wife in the Hammer production Cloudburst. Robert Preston you ask? A decade before his iconic role as The Music Man, Preston had a Death Wish of his own as a war vet who witnesses his wife getting run over by a couple fleeing the scene of a robbery. Set in 1946, Preston's Graham is a respected cryptographer who supervises a large team tasked with decoding messages that may aid in the capture of criminals from the war. The former Canadian now lives in London with his pregnant wife Carol (Elizabeth Sellers), who payed a terrible price for fighting alongside her husband in the war.Graham is a strong man,...
- 6/30/2011
- LRMonline.com
It's not often we get to see the process of symphony orchestras providing the soundtrack to video games, but if you happen to live near California State University Northridge, you have the chance to see -- and hear -- just that on May 9th, when Garry Schyman's music from both Bioshock and Dante's Inferno will be performed live in concert.
From the Press Release:
Garry Schyman's award-winning music from the video games BioShock, BioShock 2 and Dante's Inferno will be performed by the Media Composition and Studio Ensemble full orchestra at Plaza del Sol Performance Hall, California State University Northridge on May 9, 2011. The concert program also includes the first public performance of Schyman's Viola Concerto "Zingaro" (Second Movement) featuring renowned viola soloist Andrew Duckles.
"This year we are thrilled to have Garry Schyman, award-winning composer for video games (BioShock and Dante's Inferno) as our guest. The concert will include...
From the Press Release:
Garry Schyman's award-winning music from the video games BioShock, BioShock 2 and Dante's Inferno will be performed by the Media Composition and Studio Ensemble full orchestra at Plaza del Sol Performance Hall, California State University Northridge on May 9, 2011. The concert program also includes the first public performance of Schyman's Viola Concerto "Zingaro" (Second Movement) featuring renowned viola soloist Andrew Duckles.
"This year we are thrilled to have Garry Schyman, award-winning composer for video games (BioShock and Dante's Inferno) as our guest. The concert will include...
- 4/16/2011
- by The Woman In Black
- DreadCentral.com
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