Patrick McCarthy

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Patrick McCarthy

Patrick McCarthy

@patnyr

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, TV writer (#NoGoodNick #StuckintheMiddle #GoodLuckCharlie #yesdear), #TCM fan

Los Angeles, CA Katılım Ekim 2016
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Patrick McCarthy
Patrick McCarthy@patnyr·
There's still time to join my and Katie's support group for show biz folks - we pushed the start date til 5/6. This is such a challenging time. We aim to provide a safe space where people can explore their problems and find strength in community. Hope to see you there!
Patrick McCarthy@patnyr

Hi all. I’m excited to report that my co-counselor the amazing Katie Boothe and I are starting a new support group for entertainment industry workers. Please see flyer for more info. Starts April 1 on Zoom. Cost: $300 for 10 weeks. We hope to see you. Best, P&K

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Aerosmith
Aerosmith@Aerosmith·
ROCKS' TURNS 50 TODAY 🤘 On May 3, 1976, Aerosmith released their fourth studio album, ‘Rocks’. Rocks was ranked #176 on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. The album shipped platinum upon its release and has since gone quadruple platinum. Tracking: 1. “Back in the Saddle” 2. “Last Child” 3. “Rats in the Cellar” 4. “Combination” 5. “Sick as a Dog” 6. “Nobody’s Fault” 7. “Get the Lead Out” 8. “Lick and a Promise” 9. “Home Tonight”
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Michael Warburton@For_Film_Fans·
LETA POWELL DRAKE was a Nebraskan celebrity interviewer who in her 1970's & 1980's pomp more often than not left her subjects staring wide-eyed in disbelief at what the fuck she’d just said.
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New Beverly Cinema@newbeverly·
A horrific creature feature favorite in 35mm! NIGHT OF THE LEPUS (1972) screens next Saturday, April 4th, at midnight! Tickets: buff.ly/Jo3kr5B
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Annabel Jessica Goldsmith
Annabel Jessica Goldsmith@thatlacavagirl·
It was delightful to see Edmund Goulding in the UCLA archive’s Lauretta Edlund home movies from the 1930s. It made me recall this fun little clip from the set of The Constant Nymph (1943) with Goulding, Charles Boyer and Joan Fontaine
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Farran Nehme 🇱🇧@selfstyledsiren·
Jean Harlow and Mary Astor in RED DUST (1932)
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Patrick McCarthy
Patrick McCarthy@patnyr·
@themoderns_ This series of shorts (which is all on youtube as I've discovered) is jaw-dropping. Full of Old Hollywood legends.
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Annabel Jessica Goldsmith@thatlacavagirl·
King Vidor and cinematographer William Daniels in Hedda Hopper’s Hollywood (1960)
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Martin Turnbull, author
Martin Turnbull, author@TurnbullMartin·
This April 28, 1939 photo at the Universal City Club annual dinner dance gives us an idea of the vastness of the Biltmore Bowl nightclub at the Biltmore Hotel. when it opened in the late 1920s it was called the Sala de Oro, which means “Room of Gold” and was quite lavish.
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Martin Turnbull, author
Martin Turnbull, author@TurnbullMartin·
Very few photos taken during premieres at Grauman’s Chinese show us what’s happening on the south side of Hollywood Blvd. This one was taken on August 15, 1939, the night of the premiere of “The Wizard of Oz.” Look at the massive crowds sitting in bleachers on the south side.
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Patrick McCarthy
Patrick McCarthy@patnyr·
@BBGreatMoments That's weird, because I'm pretty sure Don Larsen was hung over when he pitched his WS perfect game.
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Patrick McCarthy@patnyr·
@TheNightGallery I saw Jack's one-man show many years ago and asked him about working on TZ. He said: "I loved Rod Serling's dialogue. I loved the way his words rolled around in my mouth."
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The Twilight Zone@TheNightGallery·
"I jumped at doing anything that Rod [Serling] wrote. When my agent told me they wanted me for a Twilight Zone, I didn't have to look at the script. I said yes." — Jack Klugman, star of TZ's "A Passage for Trumpet," "A Game of Pool," "Death Ship," and "In Praise of Pip"
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Patrick McCarthy
Patrick McCarthy@patnyr·
@noirgal17 Great find! Surely promoting 'Mandalay' (as mentioned in Lyle's panel) which starred all four. It's one of my favorite pre-Codes, released just under the wire, mid-1934.
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Molly McNair
Molly McNair@noirgal17·
It’s taken me a flat hour to find this dang thing, and all I can say is, you people had better appreciate it! 😂🤣😂 Kay Francis #BOTD
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Patrick McCarthy
Patrick McCarthy@patnyr·
@Todd_Spence Great clip. Johnny also famously crashed the set of the Don Rickles sitcom CPO Sharkey (as revenge for Don breaking Johnny's cigar box!)
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Todd Spence
Todd Spence@Todd_Spence·
Johnny Carson surprised Bob Newhart by appearing on his sitcom as a friend of Larry, Darryl and Darryl 😂 (1989) It was the only time Carson appeared on another show outside of the Tonight Show set
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Patrick McCarthy
Patrick McCarthy@patnyr·
@TurnbullMartin Side note: The theater can be seen in the Bill Cosby/Richard Pryor segment of "California Suite."
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Martin Turnbull, author
Martin Turnbull, author@TurnbullMartin·
The theater closed in 1991 and is now a bookshop called Bookstar. The last time I was in there, its interior decoration was largely intact. This image is from May 2024.
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Martin Turnbull, author@TurnbullMartin

Studio City Theater, 12136 Ventura Blvd, Studio City. What a glorious use of neon lighting. The photo was taken in 1946, when they were showing “The Killers” - the movie that made Ava Gardner a star, and was Burt Lancaster’s debut film role, at the age of 33.

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Patrick McCarthy
Patrick McCarthy@patnyr·
@WhitStillman I respectfully disagree. Great in Mrs. Miniver and deserved her Oscar. Churchill famously called the movie "propaganda worth 100 battleships."
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Annabel Jessica Goldsmith@thatlacavagirl·
The great Irene Dunne, #BOTD in 1898. Dunne in 1978 talking to James Harvey about working with Leo McCarey on The Awful Truth (1937)
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Martin Turnbull, author
Martin Turnbull, author@TurnbullMartin·
"Beloved Infidel" (1959) traces the romance between Sheilah Graham (Deborah Kerr) and F. Scott Fitzgerald (Gregory Peck) and has a scene set at the Garden of Allah Hotel. (Eddie Albert is in red.) The set isn't convincing or realistic, but it's nice to see how they recreated it
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Patrick McCarthy
Patrick McCarthy@patnyr·
@TVsTimStack Rob was such an amazing straight man in this movie, and it of course makes you think of his father's classic work with Sid Caesar. #whydon'tyoujustmake10louderandhavethatbetheloudest?
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Timothy Stack
Timothy Stack@TVsTimStack·
Just insane how great this movie is. RIP Marty Debergi.
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Patrick McCarthy
Patrick McCarthy@patnyr·
@classicfilmgeek Watched A Free Soul recently for the first time. Lots of fun. But has there ever been a worse character name than Ace Wilfong?
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Samantha Richardson 💕
Samantha Richardson 💕@classicfilmgeek·
Fav films from the 1930s 💕 30: Montana Moon 31: A Free Soul 32: Jewel Robbery 33: Mystery of the Wax Museum 34: Twentieth Century 35: Captain Blood 36: My Man Godfrey 37: Love is News 38: Carefree 39: Day-Time Wife
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fav films from the 1930s: 30: ladies of leisure 31: millie 32: shanghai express 33: blondie johnson 34: scarlet empress 35: hands across the table 36: love before breakfast 37: stella dallas 38: always goodbye 39: destry rides again

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Patrick McCarthy
Patrick McCarthy@patnyr·
@MJMcKean Recommended read/listen re: music around this time... "All the Leaves are Brown" about The Mamas & Papas of course. There's a backstage-at-Monterey argument between The Who and Hendrix that is right out of Spinal Tap.
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