77 Sunset Strip Former FILMING LOCATION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- #441 77 Sunset Strip Plaque at Former FILMING LOCATION (10/21/17)
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Absolutely great episode and being 70 years old thank you for being such a great Hollywood historian I mean very few people your age would even know that show existed it was one of my favorites.As a matter of fact I went to Dino’s when I was a kid with my mom and took a picture sitting where Kookie sat Waiting to park cars.Great show great memoriesAnd as I saw this video late on this day I discovered it ,Kookie passed away.
You are such a wonderful old soul for being so young! I loved 77 Sunset Strip, Cookie was one of my first loves. Keep up the great work. Give Jah a big love for me.
+Raevon Day thank you
I have been watching reruns of '77 Sunset Strip' lately on ME-TV, so I especially enjoyed this vlog. I never saw the show originally, was only a little kid when it was first run. Never realized how cool "Kooky" Edd Byrnes was, and that the Connie Stevens song came from this show! Thank you Jordan!
Thank you for confirming the plaque is still there.
Really surprised Jordan knew of that show.terrific!
Kookies jive talk was really cool at the time,great series great memories
Nice singing voice Jordan! Great job on the vlog as well!! Please, don't stop making these videos! You really are good at it and I really enjoy watching them!! I learn a lot via your videos! So, thank you!
There is a nice shot of Dino's and the Tiffany theater (that was next door on the West side of Dino's) in the film "Point Blank" (1967), about a quarter in from the start of the film.
Really nice vlog! I barely remember 77 Sunset Strip but do remember seeing the actors in other shows over the years.
Shame the building isn't there anymore. But got to make way for the ugly high rises. It'll be cool if you do get the book. And looking forward to seeing the extra film.
Fun Fact: Before 77 SS, Edd Byrnes shared an acting class with Michael Landon and Jack Nicholson.
Great location
I was 9 years old and loved this show. Roger Smith, in my little girl eyes, was one of the handsomest men I had ever seen. Glad he and Ann Margret had a long happy marriage.
If you look at the plaque today they have it covered with flower pots! What!??
Zimba list.....sorry....I'm old. 😢👵
My age...older but not old!
The best era of television. People of all ethnicities were ordinary folks,not villians.
huggs,silky
@@silkysays3557 Very good era! Better than the rubbish you get today!
77 Sunset Strip...snap snap
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
It was a favorite show of me and my mom. She had a big crush on Cookie back then. It's funny that last week I had mentioned the show to a client and haven't thought sbout it in years.
Great vlog!!!
Peace to you!!
The former location of Dino's Lodge and the legendary Tiffany Theater.
Jordan, 77 Sunset Strip had several silent film stars on the weekly program. Francis X Bushman was one of them in the Norma Desmond episode.
new sub. lived in LA (Long Beach) for a year two years ago and miss it, tried to hit up many of these filming locations/landmarks as possible but man you see it all! some of my favorites were the Resorvior Dogs coffe shop in Eagle Rock and the Halloween (1978) filming locations in Pasadena!
WOW!!!! I remember that show. Thanks for the memories. Cookie, Cookie, lend me your comb.
it's too bad they don't sell the series on DVD...
Thanks for the 77 Sunset Strip vlog - had a mad crush on Roger Smith, back in the day and loved the show. Not to be picky, but it's actually "Kookie" not "Cookie." I have a couple of albums of old novelty recordings - not to mention being older than dirt and remembering when the original was a big hit - and it's "Kookie, Kookie Lend Me Your Comb." Actually, one of the nostalgia networks is still showing "77 Sunset Strip", but the episodes they're showing seem to be the last season or seasons, when the Kookie character was "promoted" to being one of the detectives and an actor named Robert Logan took over as the parking lot attendant. Anyway, thanks for the memories. :-)
+Mary Andrews you're seriously critiquing my midwestern accent.. jesus...
Not in the slightest. Sorry if it came across that way - I love everything you do and how you do it. I meant only to point out the discrepancy in spelling. An English major thing. Deepest apologies for any misunderstanding, due to my not making myself clear.
I was only commenting on reading the comments and not meaning to critique you in any way.
Old Hollywood is Awesome!
Great job looking up locations. Love this!
Roger Smith did quite a few movies and tv series prior to this. Amoung others, Auntie Mame with Rosalind Russell - released the same year as 77 Sunset Strip.
He and Ann-Margret were married for 50 years up until his death.
Actor / producer / writer / singer Roger Smith was married to actress & entertainer Ann-Margret for 50 years and 3 weeks. His work included co-starring with Rosalind Russell in "Auntie Mame" (1958), before starring as Jeff Spencer in the series "77 Sunset Strip". Roger also starred in the TV series "Mr. Roberts" in 1965, then following his retirement from performing, he managed his wife's career and produced her popular Las Vegas & Lake Tahoe stage shows. In the 1970's and early 80's, Ann-Margret was the highest paid female performer in Las Vegas ~ both she & Elvis entertained at the International Hotel, which later became the Las Vegas Hilton. Roger was also a nightclub performer himself, and recorded several albums, including the LP "Beach Romance". th-cam.com/video/Vqjg7QY_ygU/w-d-xo.html
Kookie, Kookie, lend me your comb...what a great show...Jordan your the bomb...love to see Jah..he's so adorable..have a great day..
Jordan, I assume you know that your Uncle Jeff was named after Roger Smith's character, Jeffrey Spencer. Your grandma was a big fan of Roger Smith's back then.
+debbi young I did NOT know that!
Great nostalgic vlog Jordan, as always. The original kookie song, with Connie Stevens can be found on TH-cam as well. Great work !
Great vlog as usual ; glad they preserved the driveway . Those buildings actually looked cool . Thanks again and hope your not too tired after all that work . Take care 👍🏻💙🎬🎥🦁😎🐶👍🏻
Great Vlog as always Jordan!! Sure hope we can see that Green acres footage sometime😆
+Yolanda De La Zerda patreon only on that one
Efrem Zimbalist last name is pronounced "ZIM ba list", not "zim BAL ist". Too bad, Dino's is no longer there.
Very cool vlog! My sister loved Kookee!
I love you, Jah!
I have actually been reading Ann Margaret's book recently
Roger Smith appeared in Auntie Mame with Rosalind Russell in 1958.
Yay green acres:::)))
could you revisit the elliott smith wall ??
Great vlog, Jordan! I have to admit I didn’t even know Dino’s is no longer there. 😟 Efrem Zimbalist was a member of my church until he moved to Ojai some years ago. Of course, he passed away several years ago. I’m going to check out the Green Acres extra on Patreon now ~ thank you!
another great vlog. keep it up Jordan
Go Dodgers!
Connie Stevens played a character called “Chricket. “ on 77 sunset strip.
Connie Stevens did play the part of Cricket Blake in Hawaii Eye (1959-1963). The reason she did appear in 77 Sunset Strip was because 77 Sunset Strip were Crossovers in some episodes as so were Bourbon Street Beat, and Surfside 6.
That should be Hawaiian Eye, and not Hawaii Eye.
I love your vlog. I love to see the old buildings of old Hollywood.
+akcent koo thank you very much
Wow what a bunch of cheapskates the studio was. Hope the actors got better deals after the show took off. Watched it as a kid and interesting to see it today and all the stars that appeared on it.
You are cute.
I'm from Chicago, but a white Sox fan. I did, in fact, root for the Dodgers. They looked great during the series.
Great vlog!
The crap architecture that has replaced quaint, comfy Dino's restaurant.
Nice video :)
77 sunset strip hve to take a ganda at that an safety last ..Ha... Huh.. so it was a detective program. Kooki kooki lend me ur comb lol. En Harold Lloyd. "GENIUS" got 2 c u 2.
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