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In a recent interview actor Tony Cox broke down his experience working with Michael Jackson as Hooter on the Captain EO short film. MJ was a full on prankster, he kept coming over during improv, laughing, and getting Tony in trouble with Francis Ford Coppola then later hit him... show more

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Tony Cox aka Hooter and MJ

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Downtown Freddie Brown11 дней назад

He is talking about Pop N Taco (Mexican Guy) and Poppin’ Pete (Black Guy) from the Electric Boogaloos.

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Michael Jackson Crave11 дней назад

I just seen a interview about a week and a half ago with Popin Pete speaking on his experience working with Taco and Michael on Captain EO

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Michae Holding11 дней назад

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Couldn’t hear a pin fall? What?

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Happy 40th Anniversary to Captain EO the Cosmic Classic starring Michael Jackson directed by Francis Ford Coppola and produced by George Lucas. The 3D short film premiered at Disney theme parks on this date in 1986 with a budget of $23 million making it one of the most expensive short films of that time. Captain EO isn’t just a short film, it’s MJ walking into a Star Wars set, looking the Supreme Leader dead in the eye, turning evil into a dance break. Proving MJ’s music can flip a galaxy, he hit the beat drop and the planet converted in under 17 minutes.

Happy 40th Anniversary to Captain EO the Cosmic Classic starring Michael Jackson directed by Francis Ford Coppola and produced by George Lucas. The 3D short film premiered at Disney theme parks on this date in 1986 with a budget of $23 million making it one of the most expensive short films of that time. Captain EO isn’t just a short film, it’s MJ walking into a Star Wars set, looking the Supreme Leader dead in the eye, turning evil into a dance break. Proving MJ’s music can flip a galaxy, he hit the beat drop and the planet converted in under 17 minutes.

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In 1967, Tony Curtis felt unsatisfied with the recent movies he had starred in. He though his career was losing momentum & needed a new challenge. "The Boston Str@ngler" (1968) provided him the perfect opportunity. He had heard that the producer was looking at many actors to play the title role irrespective of the popularity. Richard Fleischer also wanted Tony Curtis to star in the movie. However, Darryl F. Zanuck didn't think Curtis was right for the part. He thought Curtis was too recognisable to play the character. One day, Curtis took some putty and built himself a big nose, changed his eyelashes, eyebrows and hair. He took photos of himself with his 35mm camera —profiles and front views — and had two dozen eight-by-tens printed up on grainy paper. He gave them to Richard Fleischer, who went to Zanuck's office, threw the pictures on the table, and said, “Here’s your strangler.” Zanuck said, “Yeah, that guy could be him. I like that look—who is it?” , Fleischer replied, “Tony!”. He was then cast in the picture. ("Tony Curtis: The Autobiography", Tony Curtis and Barry Paris, 1993) P.S: Remembering Tony Curtis on his 101st birthday!

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