While the writers do an incredible job creating amazing sketches that leave us doubled over in laughter, it's the costumes that help the character really come alive. The show has created some of the most memorable characters since it first began in 1975. The Saturday Night Live 40th anniversary special is this weekend and we are literally falling out of our chairs with excitement and anticipation. Newswire: Damn, Tilda Swinton looks like a stunt double from Grumpy Old Men Van Enger Original Music: Nelson Riddle Written by John Tucker Battle, story by Martin Rackin Associate-Produced and Directed by R. Cinematography: Jack Marta (Naturama and Trucolor) Film Editor: Richard L. Street Date Novem/ available through Kino Lorber / 29.95 Starring: Ray Milland, Maureen O’Hara, Claude Rains, Yvonne Furneaux, Francis Lederer, Percy Marmont, Jay Novello, Edward Chapman, Harold Jamieson, Robie Lester. Lisbon Blu-ray Kl Studio Classics 1956 / Color / 2:35 widescreen / 90 min. Filmed in Republic’s ‘Naturama’ and ‘Trucolor,’ both of which prompt plenty of fuzzy man Savant-‘splaining. Most remembered is Nelson Riddle’s adaptation of the film’s title theme, one of the most admired pop instrumentals of the 1950s. Claude Rains is magnificent, Maureen O’Hara is okay and relative newcomer Yvonne Furneaux is a knockout. Please welcome the Meryl Sisters.Ray Milland produces, directs and stars in this odd, forgotten travelogue / adventure / romance /crime tale filmed in Portugal’s beautiful capital.
Now to take us out is a sister act from the Finger Lakes making their wonderful “Lawrence Welk Show” debut. Bobby, when are you gonna ask Cissy to marry you? She’s ready. We’ve enjoyed the beautiful harmonies of the lovely Lennon Sisters, Joe Finni and Guy Holy, the deep baratone of Larry Hooper, the very nice and entertaining accordian sounds of Myron Florin, and the high clicking quick steps of Bobby and Cissy. I want to thank all our wonderful guests tonight. And I am sorry to say we have come to that time again, time to say goodnight. Announcer: PBS now returns to another mildly enjoyable moment from the Lawrence Welk Show.
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