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A few things from the Past

September 28, 2017 by Robert

Every picture tells a story, doesn't it?

Me (far right) and my Pal George from the Summer of 1975. Even in black and white, I still can see his red, white and blue shirt in conjunction with a "sneak peek" of clips from "Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze." It was a memorable experience, and a p

The late Kevin McCarthy ("Invasion of the Body Snatchers") and the late William Schallert ("The Incredible Shrinking Man") flank Jay Duncan at the opening reception of the 4th annual "IT! Came From The '50s" Film Festival. (Friday, May 25, 2007)

Movie veterans Kevin McCarthy and William Schallert enjoy some down time on Memorial Day morning (Monday, May 28, 2007) after the conclusion of the 4th annual IT! Came From The '50s  Film Festival in El Paso, Texas.

At the conclusion of the 2nd annual IT! Came From The '50s Film Festival in El Paso, Texas, Billy Gray enjoys a Mexican meal at Forti's Mexican Elder restaurant on Memorial Day (Monday, May 30, 2005) before being taken to the airport.

The late Warren Stevens ("Forbidden Planet") and Robert Nichols ("The Thing From Another World" and "This Island Earth") with Jay at the opening reception of the 3rd annual "IT! Came From The '50s" Filmfest. (Friday, May 26, 2006).

William Schallert, Joe Dante and Kevin McCarthy arrive at the Chamizal National Memorial in a Rolls Royce for the 4th annual IT! Came From The '50s Film Festival (Friday, May 25, 2007).

The late Robert Nichols ("The Thing From Another World" and "This Island Earth") and Jay Duncan talk film while Billy Gray ("The Day The Earth Stood Still") looks over some of Jay's collection during the 2nd annual "IT! Came From The '50s" Film

William Schallert has time for a young fan at the 4th annual IT! Came From The '50s Film Festival (Saturday, May 26, 2007).

Warren Stevens ("Forbidden Planet") and Jay Duncan discuss MGM's first big budget Science Fiction film on the occasion of it's 50th Anniversary during the 3rd annual "IT! Came From The '50s" Film Festival (Saturday, May 27, 2006).

September 28, 2017 /Robert

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