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Chevy Chase being an asshole (as usual) during a CADDYSHACK press event in 1980.

11yr old PRINCE ROGERS NELSON — who left us 10yrs ago today, aged just 57 — interviewed in 1970 on a Minnesota picket line succinctly &amp; eruditely making it clear why he believed his Teachers deserved better pay.

One of cinema’s great flukes as Sigourney Weaver sinks a basketball shot in ‘Alien Resurrection’ — unaided by CGI. (Nobody thought she could do it &amp; they had to make a cut in the edit as after she sank the shot Ron Perlman yelled “Holy shit, it went in!”)

MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD (2003) If ever a Movie warranted a prequel and/or a sequel, it was this baby.

Remembering the late great VINCENT PRICE — born 115yrs ago today. BATMAN (1966)

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That time Lucille Ball did the Charleston with her daughter Lucie Arnaz and best friend GINGER ROGERS — born 115yrs ago today — on “Here's Lucy” in 1971.

He NEVER went up his own ass, and for a global Hollywood superstar this is a rare thing. A visibly moved HARRISON FORD — 84 Candles 🎂 today — accepting his AFI Life Achievement Award in L.A this year.

The Film that turned a 5ft 2 Dagenham-born former Oxford University organ scholar with a club foot into an unlikely overnight global sex symbol. 10 (1979) #BoDerek

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“At this point I fell on top of him, and I regret to say a part of my body accidentally entered him.” LITTLE BRITAIN (2003-06)

Remembering JAYNE MANSFIELD — who died in a tragic collision with an insecticide fog-spraying truck 59yrs ago today, aged just 34. She had an IQ of 163, spoke 5 languages, and was a more than proficient Violinist. Here she is interviewed by CBC in 1957.

“With cigarettes, my wife and I, we made a deal. We only smoke after sex. I've got the same pack now since 1975. What bothers me is my wife. She's up to three packs a day.” The late great RODNEY DANGERFIELD on The Tonight Show.

The late great JAMES GARNER — who left us 12yrs ago today — talks in 1994 about McQueen, Brando, Movies and Maverick. He was one of the nicest, classiest guys in our business.

Frasier’s new girlfriend reminds him so much of his old bully of a Gym teacher that all he can see now is… his old Gym teacher. FRASIER (1993) Enter BOB HOSKINS with one of the best cameos in the history of this wonderful Sitcom.

BEN AFFLECK on why Hollywood is dying. You need a MINIMUM of $25m to make the movie, another $25m to market it — so that's $50m straight off — and then (for showing the film) Theater’s take 50% too. So a $25m movie needs to make $75m just to break even.

This 125-second "oner" at Grand Central Station took 28 takes and used take 26 in the final edit. It was shot without sound so De Palma could yell out instructions to cast and crew as they worked their way around the station. CARLITO'S WAY (1993)

JON CRYER and BEN STILLER audition for the role of ‘MARTY McFLY’ in BACK TO THE FUTURE (1985) Released 41yrs ago today.

That time Lucille Ball did the Charleston with her daughter Lucie Arnaz and best friend GINGER ROGERS — who left us 31yrs ago today — on “Here's Lucy” in 1971.

“Harry, let's face it. And I'm not being funny. I mean no disrespect, but you're a cunt. You're a cunt now and you've always been a cunt. And the only thing that's going to change is that you're going to be an even bigger cunt.” IN BRUGES (2008)

Sitcom finales rarely work indeed are often somewhat disastrous but the final moments of NEWHART in 1990 is a classic example of how to absolutely nail it with fantastic creativity &amp; impact. Just wonderful. BOB NEWHART left us 2yrs ago today, aged 94.

It was during this 1990 appearance on the BBC’s ‘Wogan’ to promote his film "Wild at Heart", that we learned every ounce of cocaine may also contain traces of Nicolas Cage.

When JANIS JOPLIN met RAQUEL WELCH on The Dick Cavett Show in 1970.

JEFF GOLDBLUM on SNL in 1993 with a brilliant ‘Jurassic Park’ skit.

Don Draper’s Heinz ketchup ad pitch from MAD MEN (2013) was so good that the real-life Heinz took the campaign and ran it on New York billboards while crediting Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce as the agency.

In 1983 the wonderful DIANA RIGG — born 88yrs ago today — spoke about beauty, disaster and her love of theatre while chatting to, and embarassing, Terry Wogan.

ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER caught a big career break when LUCILLE BALL gave him a part in ‘Happy Anniversary And Goodbye’ (1974). Bob Rafelson then offered him the role that really got his career going in ‘Stay Hungry’ (1976) earning him a Golden Globe.

11yr old PRINCE ROGERS NELSON — who left us 10yrs ago today, aged just 57 — interviewed in 1970 on a Minnesota picket line succinctly & eruditely making it clear why he believed his Teachers deserved better pay.

One of cinema’s great flukes as Sigourney Weaver sinks a basketball shot in ‘Alien Resurrection’ — unaided by CGI. (Nobody thought she could do it & they had to make a cut in the edit as after she sank the shot Ron Perlman yelled “Holy shit, it went in!”)

Sitcom finales rarely work indeed are often somewhat disastrous but the final moments of NEWHART in 1990 is a classic example of how to absolutely nail it with fantastic creativity & impact. Just wonderful. BOB NEWHART left us 2yrs ago today, aged 94.