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Greg In East TN

Wow! It's been a while since I've seen this one. Lots of great people in it with cameos. Of course, most of the people in this movie were great TV and movie Actors/Actresses WAY before your time. The doctor at the mental hospital, John Vernon, was the rebel leader in The Outlaw Jose Wales (starring Clint Eastwood). The "Sarge" was Chuck Connors, famous for his western series "The Rifleman" (1958-63). Art Flemming was the original host of Jeopardy (you can also see him in Weird Al's "I Lost On Jeopardy" music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvUZijEuNDQ The guy Elaine was going to marry at first was Chad Everett, who was famous for his role as Dr. Joe Gannon in Medical Center back in the 1970s. Lloyd Bridges was also in the first Airplane! as Steve McCroskey (I picked a bad week to stop sniffing glue!). If you missed it in the Airplane comments, I stated that Lloyd is the father of Jeff and Beau Bridges. Lloyd also had his own hit show, Sea Hunt, from 1958 to 61. Of course, he was in tons of other things, too. Raymond Burr, the judge at Striker's trial, made his mark in the US as Perry Mason. That was a great show, and holds up well. Quality doesn't get old. Rip Torn was in Men In Black and sequels. Peter Graves (Captain Clarence Oveur) was the lead guy on the TV show Mission Impossible back in 1967-73 (that's one of the reasons they played the theme song from that show when he was tinkering with the ship's equipment. The green/yellow smoke coming out of the vent looked just about like his mission tape that self-destructed. His brother, James Arness was Marshal Matt Dillon on Gunsmoke for years and years. Peter and James both played in B Sci-fi/Horror/Monster movies in the 1950s. Kent McCord (Unger) was a co-star in the police drama Adam-12 from 1968-75. And of course, we all know what all William Shatner has done. I grew up watching all those folks listed above, so it was good seeing them again. I also have to add my concurrence to Tim below about RED 2. It's a great movie. And I always enjoy watching Catherine Zeta-Jones. She's easy on the eyes! ;) Be well, Greg