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Do you have a copy of the full Pop Eye article that I can read? Super interested!

Max was the pianist in the Twilight Zone classic, which I can't remember the name of. It was one of the best. It was about the evil little boy who could "put you in the cornfield," just using his mind.

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I watch this clip at least once a year. "You turn my heart into a thumping thing". Max plays it so straight! Wonder how many takes this took with all the laughing that must have been going on.

When she's trying to put the tray on the table, let's face it, we were all a little nervous. 😂😂😂

Dudleys face 😅 is priceless in the film 10 from this scene😂

I heard this song in German

Mark Wynter makes another cover

The first time I saw this scene, where she breaks wind, I could not stop laughing! I laughed so hard I thought I was going to die laughing!😂

That last line is a horrible thought, but it always makes me laugh! 😳🐶😂

La cara que pone George mientras escucha al reverendo, es una joya. Una obra maestra.

Hey Tim. I was wondering if you guys ever turn into another band or maybe was anything ever spawned from FR? I grew up in Atwater and hung out with the guys from Invective Writhe and Willow Wisp. Actually had my own band until I found out that naming it Auschwitz was probably a bad idea. Actually used to use the same practice spot occasionally until it all died. Bummer, I miss thrash.

This is comical - dirty haired hippies singing about hair. Carson must have been in the background thinking "uh, this was a bad decision putting these guys on the air"

Awesome version! Was Myrth from SF?

Quite a rarity. I like this music very much. Did he do any more music? Jon Kramer was unforgettable in Midnight Cowboy, pity he didn’t live long.

When was this?

I was in total hysterics laughing, when Mrs Kissell did a loud fart. Couldn't stop laughing non-stop.😄😄

"Whenever Mrs. Kissel breaks wind, we beat the dog." Didn't quite know what that meant when I first saw it as a kid, still don't. But still makes me laugh.

He even speaks French? Why doesn’t that surprise me?

Well what happened to the lead singer's hair. It's longer in other performances, right? Did he just misplace the wig for this night?

Beautiful 🤩

what an interesting production...the Residents meet Shanana...well done!

ONE OF MY FAVORITES!!!! SO FREAKIN FUNNY

Do we know of any source for an MP3 / iTunes download of Tuff Little Surfer Boy? I am possibly the only person in the world who would quite like such a thing … but the need is there. :-)

Check out Showalter in "Lord Love A Duck". Hysterically funny.

. This scene from "10" is my absolute favorite. Not just for the performances by Max Showalter, Dudley Moore, and that beautiful Great Dane, but especially for the hilarious depiction of the housekeeper, Mrs. Kissell, portrayed by the actress Nedra Volz. I nearly bust a gut every time I see this scene because I am laughing so hard. This is definitely one of the best comedy movies directed by Blake Edwards.

I nearly wet myself laughing watching this & when the old lady broke wind I was weak laughing

It's Ray Cutler as a Minister. Excellent

Muito louco!

Can't forget Max Showalter in the 1953 film "Niagara" with Jean Peters and Marilyn Monroe...👍 R.I.P. Max Showalter (1917-2000)

Everyone in this scene has passed on.

Max Showalter AKA Grandpa Fred. He's always loud when he talks 😂😂😂

Love This Song. The Searchers do a Great Version.

Love this version!!

2:14 Diane Keaton on the far right

I remember walking away from the theater as a kid (back when the film came out) with the line, "Look into my ear, my love," burned into my brain. Kept trying to figure out if it was purposeful silliness or if that was an actual romantic thing to do with ones sweet heart in olden times.

Guy in white short hair???????????????????????

The incredible songwriting genius, Henri Mancini - a songwriter who Paul McCartney calls the best of all time - wrote all of the songs in the movie, including the hauntingly beautiful "It's Easy to Say", but when he wrote this he deliberately did everything you're not supposed to do in either the music or lyrics and I honestly think that this might be a genuine Dudley Moore (also a great musician in his own right) having a first-time reaction video to this awful song. There's a lot of that in "10". The bar scene where he plays a breathtaking piano solo of It's Easy to Say was originally just a soundcheck but was so good that Blake Edwards put it in the movie. I think you are really seeing Dudley's actual reaction to this horrible amateur song, which Mancini skillfully crafted.

Looking at the other actors, I feel reminded of The Rolling Stones.

Finally a glimpse of this musical!😄

BEAUTIFUL j Vincent Edwards love and peace

I happen to have access to the Carson archive (every single Tonight Show w/Johnny!) Interestingly, to my eye, and I might be wrong, THIS video here is on videotape. The version in the Carson archives is an 18 minute compilation of the Hair segments from that show, and it's on color kinescope. In other words, it was filmed in color from a television set. The audio on the one in the archives is inferior. They do the title song, then an interview with the creative team, then Where Do I Go- and suddenly there's a cut, and they jump to The Flesh Failures (Let The Sunshine In) only, it's skipped to the part where they run out into the audience. Very funny to see Gerome Ragni up on all fours on Johnny Carson's desk singing, with Johnny awkwardly clapping along. Thanks for posting this.

Max Showalter is one of those actors who quietly built a memorable career on bit Movie and TV parts-using a memorable face and voice-that when combined over a thirty span added up to a unique oeuvre: Niagara, Bus Stop, Leave It To Beaver, The Twilight Zone, Elmer Gantry, Move Over Darling, Fate Is The Hunter, The Anderson Tapes, Police Story, 10, Sixteen Candles. As for the name change, it was a consequence of starting a career under the 1940s studio system, which required “cinema friendly, bankable” stage names like Casey Adams, and then switching back in the 1960s when the system collapsed, career downgraded, and the name no longer mattered.

What happened to him? Don't let him disappear!

WOW

Henry Mancini said that Blake Edwards asked him to write the worst song he could come up with. This was what he turned in.

They don't make 'em like that anymore.

One of the funniest moments in cinema. "When Mrs. Kissell breaks wind, we beat the dog."

Wonderful! I have listened to the Rocky horror lp demo for over a year and wondered when this song came in. " In walked Eddie, tall, dark, and ugly"

Didn't they also do Aquarius on Johnny Carson? Been trying to find that for a bit