Trek guest actors in maybe surprising roles
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You really need to adjust your TV's aspect ratio, my friend.Just watched Joanne Linville and Charles Drake in the Laramie episode "The Accusers" (1961).
Linville is sexy. Drake plays a real scoundrel.
I'm sure you're kidding.
But anyway, I think he's taking a handheld photo of the screen, and when you do that, there will be some dimensional distortion unless the camera lens is perfectly parallel with the screen. It's very difficult.
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Why would I kid about correct aspect ratio? And no it isn't hard at all to take a pic flat-on, and it's pretty clear his TV distorting a 4x3 image to 16x9 (you can see the edges of the screen), which just hammers a nail into my OCD. Sorry.I'm sure you're kidding.
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The divine Arlene Martel (billed as Arline Sax?) is simply luminous (as always) as a princess of Montenegro in the old west, in the Have Gun - Will Travel ep "The Princess and the Gunfighter."
Kudos to the DP for holding as many lingering closeups on the fair lady as possible.
Kudos to the DP for holding as many lingering closeups on the fair lady as possible.
The divine Arlene Martel (billed as Arline Sax?) is simply luminous (as always) as a princess of Montenegro in the old west, in the Have Gun - Will Travel ep "The Princess and the Gunfighter."
Kudos to the DP for holding as many lingering closeups on the fair lady as possible.
Strange, I'm not seeing your pictures show up in your post, but if I right-click them and open in a new tab, then I see them there. Also, I see them in my quote of your post as I am composing this post (edit: but not within the quote once I posted my post).
Kor
David Frankham in Outrage in Balinderry, an episode of The Six Million Dollar Man!
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Someone figured it's a glitch caused by TrekBBS being an https (secure) site, and my website host being a plain ol' http site.Strange, I'm not seeing your pictures show up in your post, but if I right-click them and open in a new tab, then I see them there. Also, I see them in my quote of your post as I am composing this post (edit: but not within the quote once I posted my post).
Kor
Is it this guy?OK Who is this TOS trek alumni? I didn't recognize him, only after I looked his name and and google searched him did I know who he was. Seen on Mannix ( I do know his name and his trek roles)
Don Eitner!OK Who is this TOS trek alumni? I didn't recognize him, only after I looked his name and and google searched him did I know who he was. Seen on Mannix ( I do know his name and his trek roles)
That explains why I couldn't successfully correct for camera distortion in PhotoShop. Linville's super-wide face wasn't camera distortion, it was just what you said it was, the TV stretching out the image. As the Argelian Prefect might say, "How can ANY man watch TV like that?"
That’s a really nice rug. It’s a natural extension of the Jim Kirk lace, but still teasing us with the bounty of curls to come.
Which is an improvement on his toupee in The Six Million Dollar Man: "Burning Bright," which is just about the worst, scraggliest hairpiece I've ever seen on Shatner.
I was struck when I saw Shatner in a 1973 production and realized his toupee looked the same as Kirk's hair in the animated series. I always figured his TAS character design just simplified his TOS hair for artistic convenience, but they actually based it on his contemporary appearance.
I'm going to make your headache worse: Charlie was played by Robert Walker Junior, and he and his brother both look astonishingly like their father, Robert Walker Senior.Lee Meriwether/ "Losira" in Perry Mason
and in the same episode
who I thought was Charlie X (Robert Walker) sure looked and sounded like him turns out to be his brother Michael!
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