What a special wonderful man! He’s like an older friend I could listen to for hours! Come to think of it he really is a friend. I’ve known him since the early sixties and he’s been a part of so many shows that came by like a part of the family!
After hearing how the director of the Lost In Space begged Jonathan to be in his movie, I wonder if he would have offered him the role of Dr Smith, would he have accepted??
yes, Jonathan said he would have accepted ..but ONLY the role of Smith (which the British Director had no intention of doing because he mistakenly decided he wanted a purely DARK version of the Lost In Space story with ZERO HUMOR, ZERO FAMILY EMOTION, and ZERO BONDING... he wanted Gary Oldman as Smith and wanted the role played Dark and Humorless) making the film the critical flop it was 😞
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Heard it all before, but sure love to hear him
He could never have imagined that a TH-cam gadget would have all his interviews online. And there are some new things.
What a special wonderful man! He’s like an older friend I could listen to for hours! Come to think of it he really is a friend. I’ve known him since the early sixties and he’s been a part of so many shows that came by like a part of the family!
I have a tremendous it was to hear Jonathan! A superb example of the American dream that he worked so hard for.
After hearing how the director of the Lost In Space begged Jonathan to be in his movie, I wonder if he would have offered him the role of Dr Smith, would he have accepted??
yes, Jonathan said he would have accepted ..but ONLY the role of Smith (which the British Director had no intention of doing because he mistakenly decided he wanted a purely DARK version of the Lost In Space story with ZERO HUMOR, ZERO FAMILY EMOTION, and ZERO BONDING... he wanted Gary Oldman as Smith and wanted the role played Dark and Humorless) making the film the critical flop it was 😞
Happy 100th birthday, Jonathan Harris, if you would've lived to 100, which you only lived to be 87.